Early results from a #UofT stakeholder study on school food programs find that parents & caregivers in the GTA are concerned about limited access to current programs & the ability of schools to provide culturally appropriate food, among other issues. https://t.co/tCLymRA3UN
How can school food programs be improved? #TemertyMed/@nutrisci_uoft student-led analysis is suggest ways a national school food program could better meet the nutrition needs of children. https://t.co/I0R5UfgGri
📢We are looking for parents/caregivers to participate in a research study about school food programs in the GTA! 👧🏫🥪
If you are interested in participating and/or have any questions, contact [email protected] or (416) 978-5556
“When we teach kids about gardens, they not only get to spent time outside, but they also learn where food comes from and about what they are putting in their mouths,” explains Karen Hutchinson. Read more in the article below! https://t.co/mXTdovV8pf
Share your thoughts about school food programs! If you are interested in participating in a research project about school food programs and/or have any questions, please contact Selina Quibrantar: [email protected] or (416) 978-5556
📢We are looking for parents/caregivers of elementary school students (JK to Grade 8) to participate in a research study about perceptions of school food programs in the GTA! 👧🏫🥪
If interested, please contact @SelinaQ (email and phone number below) ⬇️
Food insecurity is often thought of as a lack of access to food – but at the root of it, is a lack of access to money. Great interview by @NaheedD showing connection between food insecurity, health & policies needed to solve this growing issue https://t.co/Pgmft2Ef6A @proofcanada
In 2021, 5.8 million people, including 1.4 million children, in the 10 provinces lived in food-insecure households. Now with record inflation, we can expect food insecurity to worsen if incomes of vulnerable households don’t keep up.
Read the new report: https://t.co/0iUaoGIwdZ
Best advice I heard today. For those who feel like they have so much work to do: the work will always be there, it never goes away. Make sure to take time back for yourself.
Dismal🤦🏻♀️ Women make up only 9% of the 34 Members of the @WHO Executive Board #EB150 (reps selected by countries) despite being 70% of the health and care workforce and 90% of patient-facing roles during #COVID19.
#UofT students, staff & faculty are invited to take the IAR (Identify Assist Refer) online training to learn how to help someone who is experiencing a mental health challenge. 💙
Take the training today: https://t.co/zezmIUcTjG
📣📣Attention Health Studies students! HSSA is excited to share some research opportunities with UTSC’s Global Health and Innovation Lab! 🔬👩🔬🧑🔬For more information please visit:
https://t.co/LswDTc5GOi
The deadline to apply is December 30th, 2021! Good luck to all 😊
Construction is about to begin on Indigenous House, a new gathering place at #UTSC dedicated to learning about Indigenous culture and ways of knowing. Its design draws inspiration from a traditional winter wigwam and longhouse. #UofT https://t.co/n45VhQCwgQ
Everyone agrees it'll take policy action around improving financial circumstances of low-income Canadians to reduce #FoodInsecurity.
@DailyBreadTO & @nyhfb highlight important actions in new #WhosHungry2021 report.
See report & recommendations: https://t.co/F3MR0Lqyxv (1/4)
Capture your special moment in our free #UofT virtual photo booth! Available until Nov. 26. 📸
1️⃣ Upload photos of you, your family & friends
2️⃣ Add one of our custom campus backgrounds like @uoftalumni@SelinaQ did
3️⃣ Share using #UofTGrad21!
https://t.co/gR5pb5qPVZ
Life can be challenging at times but there are resources available to help see you through. Good2Talk Helpline: 1-866-925-5454, #ScarbTO Mobile Crisis Unit: 416-495-2891, Toronto Distress Centre: 416-408-4357, Wellness Together Canada: 1-866-585-0445 #UTSC#UofT @wellnessUTSC