MIHE Seminar Series: Structuralizing the Stress Process: States as Contextual Determinants of Stress and Mental Health

Dr. Rachel Donnelly will discuss how the policy context of American states can be contextualized as critical determinant of mental health. Location:  LRW 1003 (Community Room).  Light refreshments will be served.  No registration is needed. This talk will take place on November 4th from 11:30am-12:30pm ET. For a virtual link, please register at https://bit.ly/3Tt9uFI Description:…

MIHE Seminar Series: Housing supports for women experiencing precarious housing

Please join us on November 17 at 2pm for the next MIHE Health Equity seminar, featuring Dr. Pat O’Campo

MIHE Seminar Series: Challenging Systemic Racism for Health Equity in Hamilton: Mobilizing Solidarities for Action

The next session of the MIHE Seminar series presents Dr. Ameil Joseph, who will discuss recent work in Hamilton by community advocates, academics and health leaders to address the impact of COVID-19 on Black and racialized groups.

February 16, 2022 | 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM

McMaster Public Health Student-Led Conference 2019

Members of the McMaster Public Health Student-led Conference Planning Committee (MPHSLC) have diligently been organizing the second annual MPHLSC Conference, an event hosted by students in the Master of Public Health (MPH) graduate program at McMaster University.

McMaster Basic Income Project Report Launch – with guest speaker Hugh Segal.

The McMaster Institute for Health Equity  presents a first look at the findings of the McMaster Basic Income Project.  This event features the Hon. Hugh Segal, one of Canada’s foremost advocates for a basic income, as a special guest speaker.

Health Equity Guest Speaker: Professor Martin Bobak

On September 16, Professor Martin Bobak will speak about health equity and aging in societies undergoing rapid social change in the context of a large population-based cohort study he has established.

Family-Friendly Community Resources for Better Balance, Health and Well-being

In this talk, Dr. Young will discuss how our community of residence influences these experiences.