The next session of the MIHE Seminar series presents Dr. Jim Dunn, who will discuss a long-term, longitudinal study to examine the health & social impacts of the redevelopment of Toronto’s Regent Park public housing development into a “socially-mixed” community.
March 16, 2022 | 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
DetailsMembers 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.
DetailsThe 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.
DetailsOn 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.
DetailsIn this talk, Dr. Young will discuss how our community of residence influences these experiences.
DetailsDr. Ingrid Waldon, HOPE Chair in Peace and Health in the Global Peace and Justice Program, McMaster University and partners invite you to a night of community connection and conversation. October 23 | 6-9pm | McMaster Continuing Education, 1 James St North, Hamilton Featuring: To register and for more information, please go here:
DetailsRegister for our panel & discussion on December 3, 2020 entitled “Data & Sovereignty: Resisting Colonial Logics For Racial Justice”.
DetailsOctober 9, 2024| 5:00pm-8:30pm| LR Wilson Concert Hall, McMaster University Join principal investigator Dr. Amanda Sim, psychiatrist film maker Dr. Nadeem Akhtar and moderator Dr. Marisa Young for an exclusive film screening and panel discussion on film as a tool for mental health promotion and awareness raising. To get your film screening tickets, register here! *Tickets…
DetailsJoin us on October 18 for a free, all-day event celebrating research in mental health through a social science perspective.
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