In honour of Black History Month, DLSPH is hosting several events to highlight the work of Black leaders and their impact on public health and Black excellence in Toronto through the work of multiple creators.
Visit the Equity Hub to learn more about the equity work taking place at DLSPH and join us for the Black History Month events.
In Fall 2023, DLSPH will welcome its first cohort of 10 students.
The overall objective of this new field will be to provide graduate students with a culturally relevant program to fully understand Black public health issues in preparation for public health practice with Black communities.
The DLSPH community is improving health at a population level and health services at a system level – on a sustainable foundation of public good and social justice
From closing the gap in Indigenous health to shaping healthy public policy, find out how you can support our students and faculty in improving health and health systems across the globe.
Photo: Waakebiness-Bryce Institute for Indigenous Health Naming Ceremony & Feast (March 2015)
Meaningful collaboration across disciplines is crucial to public health success, that’s why DLSPH hosts six research, training and service hubs in health systems, global health, qualitative research, bioethics, vaccines and Indigenous health.