Health equity for (in)visible minorities: envisioning change – Ph.D. Student Speaker Series
Feb 11, 2022
11:00AM to 1:00PM
Date/Time
Date(s) - 11/02/2022
11:00 am - 1:00 pm
We are excited to announce the lineup for this year’s speaker series: “Health equity for (in)visible minorities: envisioning change”. It was a success last year with great turnout and engagement, and we are bringing it back again!This speaker series is student-developed and showcases the work of the women of colour from the Ph.D. program. The topics centre around issues impacting global populations and their potential solutions. Please see the posters and chart below for a list of talk titles and presenters.The event takes place online on Zoom on Feb 11 from 11 AM to 1 PM. We look forward to seeing you!
ZOOM Link for EventMeeting ID: 937 8252 9154. Passcode: 683994
| Mercy Gichuki | Black Women and grief-resilience, recovery, and resistance |
| Susana Ku Carbonell | Post-colonial feminism from a Latino-Asian women’s perspective: Yes, we also have a voice! |
| Carolina Chaparro | Disseminating data: A case study from a project on rural adolescent sexual reproductive health in Guatemala |
| Patricia Ogba | Caste and gender discrimination perpetuates violence against women in India: Implications on achieving the SDGs |
| Zoha Salam | How racialized Canadian newcomers conceptualize mental health, wellbeing, and treatment |
| Lulwama Mulalu | Institutions as neo-colonial reproductive sites: epistemic violence and the role of institutional silence in the face global health injustices |
| Aisha Barkhad | Health equity and climate justice in the age of solastalgia: a focus on vector-borne infectious d iseases |
| Naharin Sultana Anni | Can wearable device use enhance the frequency of physical activity? Focus on USA |
