News Category: Research
Rachelle Ashcroft and co-authors publish “5 principles for action on primary health-care teams”
Categories: Faculty, Leadership, Rachelle Ashcroft, ResearchAssociate Professor Rachelle Ashcroft co-authored a piece for The Conversation that outlines “5 principles for action on […]
New study by Carmen Logie and Andie MacNeil shows how climate change is linked with worse HIV prevention and care
Categories: Carmen Logie, Faculty, Research, StudentsNew challenges in HIV prevention and care are emerging due to climate change, according to a review […]
Q & A: Meet Tin Vo, Assistant Professor, CLTA
Categories: Programs + Teaching, Q & A, Research, Tin VoDr. Tin Vo’s longstanding interest in social justice and the social determinants of health first led them […]
Q&A: Meet Amar Ghelani, Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream
Categories: Amar Ghelani, Faculty, Programs + Teaching, Q & A, ResearchDr. Amar Ghelani worked in shelters, addiction programs, mobile crisis intervention, prisons and various mental health settings […]
New artwork brightens the walls of the Institute for Life Course & Aging
Categories: Alumni + Friends, Esme Fuller-Thomson, Faculty, Programs + Teaching, ResearchThe Institute for Life Course & Aging (ILCA) hosted a reception in its office at the Factor-Inwentash […]
Improved services and supports are needed to help youth transition out of foster care, say co-directors of the Fraser Mustard Institute for Human Development Policy Bench
Categories: Barbara Fallon, Faculty, Fraser Mustard Institute for Human Development Policy Bench, Leadership, ResearchOn October 28, Co-Directors of the Fraser Mustard Institute for Human Development Policy Bench, Barbara Fallon and […]
Amanda Grenier aims to spark action to address rising homelessness among older people
Categories: Amanda Grenier, Faculty, ResearchTo improve services and meet community needs, policy makers and other professionals need a clearly defined and […]
Stigma has a profound impact on health outcomes and must be addressed, says Carmen Logie
Categories: Carmen Logie, Faculty, ResearchInvesting in stigma reduction in health care systems will yield results across the care continuum, and should […]
New report on unregulated homestays in Canada uncovers adverse living conditions for international students from Kindergarten to Grade 12
Categories: Alumni + Friends, Faculty, Izumi Sakamoto, ResearchInternational students pursuing elementary and secondary education in Canada can experience physical and mental health challenges in […]
To prevent homicide in Toronto, we must start with addressing grief in Black communities, writes Tanya Sharpe for the Toronto Star
Categories: Faculty, Research, Tanya SharpeAssociate Professor Tanya Sharpe wrote an op-ed for the Toronto Star on the rising grief in Black […]