‘Canada and global health in the age of geopolitical chaos’
In a world of polycrisis and geopolitical chaos, how does Canada mobilize and sustain political leadership for global health? Join our panelists to explore how governments, civil society, academia and the Canadian public can work together to drive global, equitable, and sustainable action towards health and wellbeing for all.
2SLGBTQ+ Health Hub Lecture presents ‘In and Out and With and Through Fat’
2SLGBTQ+ Health Hub Lecture | In and Out and With and Through Fat Friday, May 24th | 1:00pm EST Dr. Jill Andrew is the MPP for Toronto-St. Paul's. Jill is the first Black, Queer person to be elected to the Ontario Legislature and reportedly in Canada. Since then, Jill has...
CANSSI Ontario Research Day 2024
CANSSI Ontario Research Day 2024 This is a free, in-person event. Overview The CANSSI Ontario Research Day will showcase the work and discoveries by early-career researchers in the statistics community in Ontario. This one-day event draws participants from many Ontario universities, public, not-for-profit, and the research sector for a full...
Rehabilitation Sciences Institute’s Research Day – May 30th, 2024
On behalf of the Rehabilitation Sciences Institute’s 2023/24 Research Day Committee: Dear Colleague: You’re invited to the annual Rehabilitation Sciences Institute's Research Day at the University of Toronto’s Temerty Faculty of Medicine. This free event is taking place on May 30th, 2024 from 8:30 am to 4:15 pm EDT and...
Neighbourhood Nursing – Providing equitable access to care in the community
Join us for a thought-provoking panel discussion with community nursing experts about the integral role of neighbourhood nursing in supporting inclusive and equitable care access. From mobile health clinics and health promotion to primary care access for uninsured, stigmatized, and under-housed populations, nurses are leading the way in providing life-changing...
Distinguished Lecture Series in Statistical Sciences with Susan Holmes
2024 Distinguished Lecture Series in Statistical Sciences: Susan Holmes Free Hybrid Event (Virtual/In person) | Registration Required Join us for this year’s Distinguished Lecture Series in Statistical Sciences with: Susan Holmes Professor Department of Statistics Stanford University Speaker Profile Susan Holmes has been working in non parametric multivariate statistics applied...
Joint Centre for Bioethics (JCB) Seminar Series: “I don’t want any Black nurses”: Insights from the Academic Literature and Ontario’s Regulatory Bodies on Navigating Discriminatory Requests/Refusals of Care Providers
Full Title: “I don’t want any Black nurses”: Insights from the Academic Literature and Ontario’s Regulatory Bodies on Navigating Discriminatory Requests/Refusals of Care Providers Speaker: Claudia Barned, PhD Bioethicist – Department of Clinical and Organizational Ethics – University Health Network Education Investigator 2 – The Institute for Education Research (TIER)...
“What is your knife and how are you using it?”: Holding Power and Creating Change in LGBTQ+ Health
The Centre for Sexual and Gender Minority Health Research and the 2SLGBTQ+ Health Hub are excited to announce a guest lecture with Zena Sharman, author of 'The Care We Dream Of: Liberatory and Transformative Approaches to LGBTQ+ Health.' Many of us working in LGBTQ+ health do so out of deep...
Ya’akstulth: Leading with Compassion in a Tumultuous Era
The Collaborative Centre for Climate, Health & Sustainable Care/Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation present... Ya’akstulth: Leading with Compassion in a Tumultuous Era | Leadership and strategy for sustainable health systems webinar series • Thursday April 18th 10am PT | 1pm ET | 2pm AT • Online via Zoom...
Diverse Dialogues: Stigma and Breaking Barriers
This event is a part of the Charles Hastings Lecture Series, hosted by Toronto’s Medical Officer of Health Dr. Eileen de Villa. Join us for Diverse Dialogues: Stigma & Breaking Barriers and explore how negative labels and biases affect our health and health choices. Consider tough questions through the lens...