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[PHM-SA] Unhealthy mining - Join our Open Health Discussion Forum

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From: People's Health Movement of SA public list <phmsa@lists.sangonet.org.za>
Date: Tue, Nov 20, 2012 at 4:14 PM
Subject: [PHM-SA] Unhealthy mining - Join our Open Health Discussion Forum
To: phmsa@lists.sangonet.org.za
Cc: Thoko Madonko <thoko.madonko@gmail.com>



Dear friends and comrades
 
You are hereby invited to attend our first Peoples' Health Movement Open Health Discussion Forum. We aim to stimulate debate and discussion amongst activists about current and topical health issues.
 
Our first discussion forum will be:
 
UNHEALTHY MINING!
 
Exposing the many health problems caused directly and indirectly by the mining industry.
 
1. The Benchmark Report on the mining sector - David van Wyk
2. Occupational diseases caused by mining - Dr Sophia Kisting
3. Worker's perspectives - speakers to be confirmed
 
Date: 8th December 2012
Time: 10:00 - 12:00
Venue: AIDC, Rochester Road, Observatory, Cape Town, South Africa
 
Please join us to share in the discussion and plan a way forward!
 
 
PHM Steering Committee
 
PS We can help with transport home if contacted before the time.

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