Hussein Elhagehassan

@UBCscarp Master of Community and Regional Planning @SFU_FHS Health Science Alumnus. Interests in Community Relations, Climate, Health and Housing.

[Hussein Elhagehassan @HusseinHage8]

Really excited to have presented my studio project, "57 Action for a Climate Resilient Campus" in collaboration with @ubcokanagan Campus Planning. Take a read through our report and connect if you want to chat climate change and creating more healthy and resilient communities!

[UBC SCARP @UBCscarp]

Meet SCARP students Rudi Ballard, Hussein Elhagehassan, and Stephen Jordan as they present the culmination of their partnership with @ubcokanagan!
Their full report at:
https://t.co/LHJxJFHHKU

[DemSCAPE @DemSCAPEbc]

Woohoo! We are so excited to share with you that our Dementia-inclusive Planning and Design Guidelines through a great partnership with @happycitiesteam are now available! Stay tuned and we are happy to share more with you! Good job everyone! 👏
#demscape #Aging #Research

[Hussein Elhagehassan @HusseinHage8]

Slowly seeing more conversation on the benefit of embedding public health policies and frameworks into urban planning. Every planning and development decision has human-level health outcomes. How is BC doing in this area?

[UWE Public Health @PublicHealthUWE]

👀 New paper from our own Dr Emma Bird and @ResearchTruud colleagues exploring the ways in which #health is integrated into local plans 👇

https://t.co/rR81TqW2MC

[PIBC @_PIBC]

Student Members @UBCscarp @REPSA_SFU @unbc_planner @VIUmcp! Deadline to apply for the PIBC Annual Student Fellowship Award closes this Friday Jan 27! Don't miss this opty to attend & present at #PIBC2023 Annual Conference. Applying is easy, learn more: https://t.co/9ymfQJ9wbc

[Lief Pagalan @lief_pagalan]

One of the first enviro health studies on how green space could help reduce risk for Autism Spectrum Disorder by reducing air pollution. Collab with @UofT_dlsph @BCCHresearch @ubcspph @ISGLOBALorg @SFU_FHS. Read our paper here: 📝➡️ https://t.co/FIveAXo89i

[Shayne Ramsay @Shayne_Ramsay]

Today I’m announcing that I have decided to retire as the CEO of BC Housing. On Saturday morning, May 7th, something shifted. I watched out my window as police descended on Crab Park. I had just returned, minutes earlier, from taking Fred for our regular morning walk. 1/10

[Hussein Elhagehassan @HusseinHage8]

Privileged to have shared space with amazing humans like @Paola_A_Ardiles and @ninan_abraham1 during this workshop. Showcasing how even students can disrupt damaging systems of White Supremacy in Public Health!

[Hussein Elhagehassan @HusseinHage8]

"If you want health as an output, you have to place health as an input. Embedding health professional skills, expertise, and resources into planning and placemaking is critical to have health as an outcome." Great to hear @MarcusxGrant at #IUHPE2022 talk planetary health!

[Stephen Dooley @_StephenDooley]

On May 19, @SFU students are invited to I Can, You Can, We Can: Strengthen Students in Response to Racism. My thanks to @MOSAICBC + Surrey Together Against Racism for holding this important event for students. Reigster: https://t.co/JfQKuPGyos
@SFUcentral @SFUHCS @sfusurrey

[SPPI @SaskPlanning]

Call for Proposals for the 2022 SPPI Conference are officially open!!

Check our Facebook for the full doc <https://t.co/TQUmkkdNUo>

[Hussein Elhagehassan @HusseinHage8]

Exciting to see all the hard work from our team come to fruition! Hopefully adding to our list of published studies soon (🤞) but check out the results of the COVID-19 Canada Health Literacy Survey in the meantime! #healthliteracy @CovidHl

[IUHPE2022 @IUHPE2022]

We are looking for #volunteers to help support the 24th World Conference on #HealthPromotion, taking place online from May 15 to 19, 2022!

Application deadline is March 31st, 2022. For more information visit https://t.co/EI1OCggaaG.

[Gynecologic Cancer Initiative @GCI_Cluster]

This month we would like to appreciate our Research Coordinator @stephanielam9! Most of the work we do as a research cluster would not be possible without her hard work, dedication, and passion. Thank you so much Stephanie for everything you do! 💜

[Hussein Elhagehassan @HusseinHage8]

Great learnings from @DemSCAPEbc and @RileyMalvern's webinar on walk-along interviews as a qualitative research method. Key takeaway: Always empower the interviewee as an expert and guide, this = richer discussion and better interviewing experience☑️

[CIP-ICU @CIP_ICU]

A new report was just released that provides a comprehensive assessment on how climate-related hazards are affecting our health. Its findings will help decision makers be more prepared for these effects and take action to reduce risks. Access here: https://t.co/VKpP2TaMvr

[André Picard @picardonhealth]

BREAKING: Québec says unvaccinated adults will have to pay an additional health tax. Premier @francoislegault says amount will be 'significant.' Details to come. #COVID19 #qcpoli #unvaxxed

[Stephanie Lam @stephanielam9]

I'm proud of myself for holding space for Rose to do this podcast episode entirely in Chinese. Rose shares her story and advocates for the importance of hereditary cancer screening for those in the Chinese community. Please share and take a listen: https://t.co/HOhmLNyDIC

[Jose Richard Aviles @soylamasnalgona]

A threat to conventional planning are Planners with the lived experience. We recognize that the workshops, surveys, and charettes are never enough. We plan with the guidance of our señoras, recognize chisme as power, and will always put community before an institution.

[Health Literacy Study @COVID19SHLStudy]

Excited to share our study examining the use of social media as a survey recruitment strategy during the COVID-19 pandemic! Thank you to everyone who participated! https://t.co/pqKbZrcaw2 @Paola_A_Ardiles @ed4socialchange

[Hussein Elhagehassan @HusseinHage8]

What an amazing experience so far working on important research to address and improve the #healthliteracy of Canadian post-secondary students during this pandemic! @SFU_FHS