What does this history tell us about the dynamics and strategies of movement building for ‘health for all’? What are the continuities across different streams of engagement, across time and place, within this movement? How might we analyse this history to draw more specific lessons for organisations and networks like the People's Health Movement which are seeking to strengthen this global social movement?

This (here) is a piece I did for the PHM CSE4HFA (civil society engagement for Health for All) project.