Luiza Costa, SDH PhD student, and her supervisor Dr Jennifer White recently published a paper in the Social Sciences journal. “Making Sense of Critical Suicide Studies: Metaphors, Tensions, and Futurities"
Student publication by Anthony Theodore Amato's Bachelor of Arts thesis (Master of Arts SDH student),
Jeff joins us from Queen’s University, where he is Canada Research Chair in Environmental Health Equity. A health geographer and critical health promotion scholar, he is known for his contributions to research, policy, and practice at the intersection between environmental and social wellbeing in an unequal world.
Read more: Welcoming Dr. Jeff Masuda to Social Dimensions of Health as Advisor
Dr. Sarah Wright Cardinal and elected Council member Tracy Charlie of the Pacheedaht First Nation (PFN), are co-leading a ground-breaking project, Reclaiming Nuu-chah-nulth teachings to empower and strengthen the roles and responsibilities of Pacheedaht young men.
Read more: Carving a wellness journey in Pacheedaht First Nation
Meditation observes the breath, while the mind goes inward with self reflection and thoughtlessness, this reduces stress and anxiety, develops inner stillness, increases self-awareness, and opensthe heart and mind to presence.
Is there a legitimate way to bring religious identity to bear in the secular practice of law?
Meditation Soup Supper is open to all participants from the Learn to Meditate program to gather, share ideas, and plan activities.
The 14th Latin American and Spanish Film Week will take place from September 18th until September 22nd, 2024. Attend a public chat with local Latin American artists and watch fourSpanish-language films (with English subtitles) at Cinecenta!
Rosina Kazi and Nicholas Murray are LAL, the Toronto-based protestelectronic duo. Fusing South-Asian and West Indian roots with jazz, hip hop, broken soul, electro and socially conscious poetry.
