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Public Arts Health & Us (PAHUS) is a social enterprise that works with academics and research organizations in London, United Kingdom. To translate academic research into engaging art exhibitions, films and other creative communicative content to engage and empower their target audiences.
PAHUS was awarded the best social enterprise award 2022 by University College London (UCL) and Santander Bank.
Europe
London, UK
Organisation/University
Arts & Science, Media, Film & VR
Goal 3: Good Health and Well-Being
General Public
2017
PAHUS was awarded the best social enterprise award 2022 by University College London (UCL) and Santander Bank.
PAHUS has supported universities and projects to undertake interdisciplinary work using research such as theatre and film festivals; virtual and physical exhibitions; building websites and digital platforms.
In addition producing animations, picture books and producing films.
PAHUS has also published evaluations of these public engagement initiatives in peer reviewed journals.
All of this has been catalogued on the PAHUS website (www.pahus.org)
PAHUS is actively looking forward to international collaborators to synergistically undertake innovative projects for public engagement using arts & films.
Kartik Sharma has majored in Filmmaking and Health Humanities from University College London (UCL). As a filmmaker and researcher, his mission is committed to bridging knowledge divides through a cross-cultural and interdisciplinary approach. His present film projects focus on international and humanitarian cooperation. His previous films and evaluated research projects have raised awareness of health and social issues in society with the use of films and the arts.
As a filmmaker and health humanities researcher, Kartik has worked with a broad range of organisations internationally, including the Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI), Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS); HITAP, Ministry of Public Health and the Mechai Viravaidhya Foundation in Thailand; and the National Health Services (NHS) and University College London (UCL) in the United Kingdom.
Kartik also currently serves as the Secretary of the Public Health Film Society in Oxford, UK, and is a member of the Special Interest group for India and South Asia at Public Health England (PHE).
