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Faculty Member

Francisco Ibáñez-​Carrasco

Email Address(es)
francisco.ibanez.carrasco(at)utoronto.ca
Division(s)/Institute(s)
Social & Behavioural Health Sciences Division
Position
Assistant Professor
SGS Status
Associate (Restricted) Member

Francisco Ibáñez-Carrasco PhD (He/Him).

You can make an appointment with me here

I’m Latinx-Canadian, queer, Assistant Professor in Learning Innovations at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto and member of The Canada-International HIV and Rehabilitation Research Collaborative (CIHRRC).

In the fall of 2023 (September), I am thrilled to be teaching “Health Promotion 1” and “CHL5807H: Health Communication.”

I engage in patient-oriented and community-based research and Knowledge Mobilization (KMb). See our HIV in MOTION studies funded by CIHR and the OHTN (2020-2023). I am passionate about collaborative learning through all media and modalities.

I have lived with HIV since 1986 and worked in the HIV movement in Canada since 1989. I have documented the good, the bad and the ugly of the AIDS pandemic in Canada in fiction and non-fiction.

I love functional workouts with steel clubs, tornado bags, and kettle bells.

NEW in 2023! POST-COVID19 LEARNING, TEACHING and EVALUATING: LESSONS LEARNED at the DLSPH

See what eLearning looks like. Click on the pics below!! 

1. Micro-learnings galore!

See what you can learn in 5 minutes, seriously, while having fun!

https://bit.ly/DLSPH_TEACHING_MICROLEARNINGS 

2. Digital Storytelling

Photo of Francisco Ibáñez-Carrasco as a child and their mother

3. self-directed learning eModules for  everyone

A screenshot of a website titled "Presenting Online"

A screenshot of a website, with a photo of a street and a sign that says "DRUGS"

4. Online conferences (synchronous, live!)

A screenshot of the "Positive Effect" webpage

5. Social media eLearning

Work done by students (Instagram example). Work done by students in the Summer of 2020 https://www.instagram.com/oppositesattractto/ (Links to an external site)

A screenshot of an instagram post, with the words "Tips to Date Serodiscordantly"