Organised each year in a different location in Europe, the EPH Conference serves as a forum offering to members a scientific forum for presenting their work, providing the opportunity for young public health professionals to integrate with a broad public health community, and to present the Andrija Stampar Award.
ASPHER is a partner for the organisation of the European Public Health Conference from the very beginning (2008).
The EPH Conference aims to contribute to the improvement of public health in Europe by offering a means for exchanging information and a platform for debate to researchers, policy makers, and practitioners in the field of public health and health services research as well as public health training and education in Europe.
Locations of of the past EPH Conferences include: Lisbon (2008), Lodz (2009), Amsterdam (2010), Copenhagen (2011), Malta St Julian's (2012), Brussels (2013), Glasgow (2014), Milan (2015), Vienna (2016), Stockholm (2017), Ljubljana (2018).
The 12th EPH Conference will be held in Marseille from 20 to 23 November 2019.
Website: http://www.ephconference.eu
Before joining the EPH Conference partnership with EUPHA, the Association run its own Annual Conference in the following locations:
Zagreb, Croatia (1968)
Amsterdam, The Netherlands (1970)
Copenhagen, Denmark (1973)
Brussels, Belgium (1975)
Düsseldorf, Germany (1977)
London, United Kingdom (1979)
Leiden, The Netherlands (1981)
Lisbon, Portugal (1983)
Jerusalem, Israel (1985)
Copenhagen, Denmark (1987)
Budapest, Hungary (1989)
Rennes, France (1990)
Valencia, Spain (1991)
Athens, Greece (1992)
Bielefeld, Germany (1993)
Krakow, Poland (1994)
London, United Kingdom (1995)
Utrecht, The Netherlands (1996)
Prague, Czech Republic (1997)
Torino, Italy (1998)
Madrid, Spain (1999)
Aarhus, Denmark (2000)
Debrecen, Hungary (2001)
Zagreb, Croatia (2002)
Granada, Spain (2003)
Caltanissetta, Italy (2004)
Yerevan, Armenia (2005)
Maastricht, The Netherlands (2006)
Valencia, Spain (2007)
Since 2014, ASPHER Genaral Assembly meetings take place in the context of the annual Retreats of Deans and Directors.