Student publication by Anthony Theodore Amato's Bachelor of Arts thesis (Master of Arts SDH student),
Student publication by Anthony Theodore Amato's Bachelor of Arts thesis (Master of Arts SDH student),
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
Award winning film maker Judy Jackson brings to North American audiences the story of ABBA House in the award winning film: "Where Can We Live In Peace." Founded by Pastor Ignacio Ramirez inCelaya, Mexico, this shelter helps tens of thousands of migrants who are fleeing violence, crime, climate change and corruption in Central America. This is a film screening and panel discussion.
Speaker: Dr. Shelley Bull, Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute
Location: Clearihue C112
This is a student-run investment program, centred around education and responsible investing.
Topics in the session include:
Meditation is a simple spiritual practice that helps with reducing stress, developing inner stillness, increasing self-awareness, fostering mindfulness and opening heart and mind to sacredpresence.