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Vacancy: I-PARC Coordinator Position

The Institute of Public Health (IPH) is recruiting a coordinator as part of the Irish Physical Activity Research Collaboration (I- PARC). IPH will host the I-PARC coordinator role for a 3-year term. The role will report into and be overseen by the I-PARC Steering Group. The successful candidate will coordinate the work of the I-PARC group and…
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Selecting an evidence-based physical activity program to address population levels of physical inactivity

As part of the I-PARC 2.0 initiative, Work Package 1 (WP1) focuses on developing a comprehensive online repository of Irish-based Physical Activity Programmes (PAPs). This will serve as a go-to resource for evidence-based and promising interventions that can support population-level increases in physical activity. The I-PARC PAP Repository will host detailed information on a wide…
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Join Us for an Exciting Event: PAfH on the Global Stage!

📅 Date: Wednesday, 30 April 2025 🕛 Time: 12:30 – 13:30 📍 Location: ERB001 Engineering Research Building and Millstream Courtyard We are thrilled to invite you to a special event focused on promoting physical activity for health. This event will feature a panel discussion with leading experts and researchers from the University of Limerick. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from…
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Webinar Streets for Life: unlocking the multiple benefits of safe walking and cycling

Save the Date: Monday, 12 May 2025 Join us for the 8th UN Global Road Safety Week webinar titled “Streets for Life: Unlocking the Multiple Benefits of Safe Walking and Cycling”. This event will feature the launch of WHO’s new policy guidance, “Promoting Walking and Cycling: A Toolkit of Policy Options”. The toolkit introduces a practical road map across…
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Upcoming Webinar: Policy Research in Physical Activity, Physical Education, and Sport

Join Us for an Exciting Webinar! We are thrilled to announce an upcoming webinar titled “Policy research in physical activity, physical education, and sport: Shared goals, diverse approaches”. This event promises to be an insightful and engaging experience for anyone interested in the latest developments in policy research related to physical activity, physical education, and sport.…
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Upcoming PAfH/HRI UL Seminar: ‘Measuring Physical Activity and Monitoring Physical Activity Promotion: Balancing Pragmatism and Rigour’

We are excited to announce the upcoming PAfH/HRI seminar titled ‘Measuring Physical Activity and Monitoring Physical Activity Promotion: Balancing Pragmatism and Rigour’. This insightful seminar will feature expert speakers, Dr. Kwok Ng, Dr. Enrique G. Bengoechea, and Dr. Sven Messing, who will delve into the complexities of measuring and promoting physical activity in a way…
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WEBINAR: Registration Open! Exercise and Healthy Ageing – The role of physical activity in preventing, delaying or reversing frailty

The Institute of Public Health (IPH) invites you to attend the free online webinar ‘Exercise and Healthy Ageing’ on 24 October which will focus on the role of physical activity in preventing, delaying, or reversing frailty. This webinar runs from 10am to 12pm and will include presentations from Professor Maria Fiatarone Singh, University of Sydney;…
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Reflections from the I-PARC Conference “Multiple agendas, one common goal: Cross-sectoral collaboration for HEPA promotion”

The vibrant city of Dublin played host to a groundbreaking event from August 19-21, 2024, as the HEPA Europe and I-PARC conference brought together leaders, researchers, and policymakers from across the globe. The Irish Physical Activity Research Collaboration (I-PARC) session was a highlight of this prestigious gathering, focusing on advancing strategies to integrate physical activity…
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Programme for the I-PARC session at the HEPA Europe and I-PARC conference (19–21 August 2024, Dublin)

As part of the19th annual meeting and 15th conference of HEPA Europe on 19–21 August in Dublin, I-PARC will deliver a session titled “Multiple agendas, one common goal: Cross-sectoral collaboration for HEPA promotion”. The session will feature internationally and nationally renowned speakers across policy, research and practice and include panel discussions, interactive activities and networking…
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