ARCH RESEARCHERS IN THE NEWS!
Dr. Colleen Davison was interviewed for a CBC online article on the COVID-19 testing policies in Yellowknife and its impact on resident's well-being. Article link https://t.co/uE5EHz1hhv
Congratulations to @CIHR_IRSC and thank you @shoffmania for your leadership in the new framework for action on global health research! https://t.co/Qoo0TyBRvp
Meet our team!
This team of ARCH researchers work in close collaboration with individual, organizational and funding partners across the globe.
Stay tuned to learn more about our ARCH researchers and their projects!
Please join us today at 12pm (EST) for our webinar 'Accessing Health services: A global challenge for marginalized groups' with Dr. Ghahari, an Associate Professor at the School of Rehabilitation Therapy.
Event link: https://t.co/lS8yhOxGmI
Hello! Please join us at a webinar titled 'Poverty and Child Health : Can Primary Care Providers Make a Difference?' on December 9th at 12:30PM. More information about this session can be found here: https://t.co/2jmmQaUqtj
Looking forward to it!
Please join us on Wednesday, October 14th for a Zoom seminar on Migrant 'Illegality' and Access to Health Care: a Case-study of Undocumented South Asian Migrant Agricultural Workers in Greece.
Join at: https://t.co/143IkqrqJd
Sherri Dutton's kind words about her time with ARCH:
"Being a trainee with ARCH has enhanced my graduate education in many ways. I've been able to gain foundational Public Health skills in interdisciplinary and collaborative work, within a respectful and supportive environment.”
The #COVID19 pandemic is demonstrating what we all know: millennia of patriarchy have resulted in a male-dominated world with a male-dominated culture which damages everyone – women, men, girls & boys.
-- @antonioguterres https://t.co/ppSUGLr2Wx
“Trust is our most important tool in public health and we must do everything we can to avoid putting that in any doubt."
Truthful public health messages around #COVID19 vaccines are critical to ending this #pandemic. @JeremyFarrar explains why. https://t.co/x5r68s0L1k
Looking forward to keep working with you 🇮🇹 to secure for “Clean Air for health” a place at the centre of the @preCOP26 agenda. We count on you, 7 million premature deaths caused by air pollution can’t wait! #CleanAirForAll@WHO@UNFCCC
Large gatherings among young adults can increase the risk of spread in our community. Avoid activities that are considered high risk, such as spending time with large groups of people and being in close contact with multiple people outside of your household. #ygk#COVID19KFLA
SAVE THE DATE: GPMB 2020 Annual Report Launch Event
Join us Sept. 14 for the launch of our 2nd Annual Report with recommendations that leaders & citizens must take to act boldly, decisively & immediately to stop the cycle of panic & neglect.
Registration link forthcoming
This is not a normal year. Don’t behave like it is. We all need to be part of the solution so we can get back to normal.
It's our community. Keep it safe.
https://t.co/c5P0jdl7tz
#queensu#ygk
This month's seminar will feature Dr. Elijah Bisung from the school of Kinesiology and Health. Dr. Bisung is a health geographer whose work focuses on food and water security as well as the relationship between environment and health. Much of his work is in Sub-Saharan Africa.
For the fall semester at least, they will be held via zoom, and you are welcome to attend as many as you are able.
The purpose of these seminars is to highlight Global Health research at Queen's, and to provide a platform for learners to meet and learn from each other.
Welcome to the first ARCH Monthly Global Health Seminar for the 2020-2021 academic year!
The first monthly seminar is Wednesday, September 9th from 12 to 1pm.
Please join us for the inaugural seminar of 2020-2021!
The link can be found here: https://t.co/UvuHaDkX8V
These seminars will be held on the second wednesday of every month over the noon hour, and will feature a variety of speakers from the Queen's community and elsewhere engage in research related to Global Health and Health Equity.