Queen's HHRC is happy to present the theme of our 21st annual conference, "Refugee & Immigrant Health". This year, we are focused on contextualizing the health of newcomers, nationally and beyond.
📅 Mark February 12th and 13th in your calendars! Stay tuned for updates!
Excited to introduce Rosemary Georges, who will be speaking on "Immigrant and Refugee health and Mental health; Navigating the health care system and sponsorship"! ❤
Reminder to get your tickets for this weekend and enter our giveaway on our Instagram! Only 5 MORE DAYS!!😊
Less than one week away till HHRC 2021-2022! Head to our Instagram (https://t.co/bFiIZNACMd) for the chance to win some exciting prizes while getting your last minute tickets 😉
Feb 12-13 is coming up fast so don't forget to secure your spot to see some amazing speakers!
Happy to announce our next speaker, Dr. Praseedha Janakiram who is part of our Clinical Experience series this year! 🥳
Grab your tickets now to see her and many other impactful speakers this Feb 12 - 13!
P.S.: Don't forget to follow our socials, giveaway coming soon! ✨
Drum Roll for our FIRST KEYNOTE SPEAKER ANNOUCEMENT...🥁🥁🥁
Introducing Dr. Eva Purkey who is our first keynote address this year, presenting "Home: Reflections on Migrant Health in Canada"!
We are so happy to have her with us this year, reminder to GET YOUR TICKETS ASAP!
FIRST SPEAKER REVEAL 🎉
We're excited to have Dr. Ripudaman Minhas, who will be giving a presentation titled "The Developmental Health of Children of Refugee Background" as part of our Clinical Experience Series.
Buy your tickets ASAP to see him and many others this Feb 12-13!
REGISTRATION IS OPEN!!
The time has come! Sign up with the link below by February 10th, and you'll get $5 to UberEats 🍔, $5 off Score Pizza 🍕 & a free baked good and coffee from Sens Cafe ☕️. Can't wait to see you there!
https://t.co/gnyf25i0uN
Calling all researchers! This year’s HHRC is focused on understanding the context of health for newcomers, both in Canada and globally. We want to showcase the important work being done by students in this area.
Submit your abstracts online by Jan 14 here: https://t.co/ifg6M11MOH
Launching the New Year with our big website reveal for the 21st annual Queen's HHRC, "Refugee and Immigrant Health". Link to the website is in our bio. We'll be updating it as we reveal more info about our programme so hit that follow button! Happy 2022!!
Hello, 2021 HHRC delegates! We've compiled answers for those who asked questions during the Northern Health Workshop with Inuit Leaders. Please refer to the images below or visit the link to a PDF version.
Link: https://t.co/OcaQjC0Tup...
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This evening, we're doing a #throwbacktuesday to a couple days ago when we hosted the Queen's 2021 Health and Human Rights Conference! It was a weekend of inspiring, impactful and important discussions surrounding medicine and systemic racism.
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Attend to what lifts your mind and what lifts your spirit. Do that~ #hhrc2021
Reflecting on humility, learning, & the power of human connection granted by Dr. McKim and Mi’sel Joe (2019).
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Day two of HHRC 2021 and we're very excited to re-announce a few more workshop leaders participating today! Dr. Rikita Goel, Dr. Mary Smith, and Crystal Hardy, whose biographies are available at https://t.co/j1EFqiYgLp.
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@julesmaybules No, unfortunately, we are not recording the talks. Dr. Chika Stacy Oriuwa's keynote was however recorded as we Livestreamed on our Facebook page!
"Racism is killing people and will continue to kill people, incremental change is not enough". Thank you @DrMakokis for sharing your knowledge and experiences! #HHRC2021
A valuable resource shared during Dr. Makokis's empowering keynote address is https://t.co/R0oNxTCiqx; a film to better understand our collective responsibility to treaty, and model how Canadian Indigenous nations & non-Indigenous allies can come together in the future.
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