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The University of Toronto International Health Program (UTIHP) and REACH are hosting a panel on mental health in immigrant and refugee populations on Wednesday, March 6th, 2019 at the University of Toronto. The event aims to shine a light on the work being done to alleviate mental health struggles in these populations, and what more can be done.
The event will be held at Ramsey Wright Room 143, located at 25 Harbord Street, Toronto ON. Speakers: Andrea Cortinois PhD: Assistant Professor, Dalla Lana School of Public Health and Co-Director, Global Migration and Health Initiative Dr. Lisa Andermann MPhil, MD: Associate Professor in Equity, Gender and Population, Adult Psychiatry and Health Systems Serena Nudel, MSW: Program Manager, Mental Health and Wellness at Access Alliance Multicultural Health and Community Services Lin Fang Ph.D, RSW, LCSW: Associate Professor, Director of Ph.D Program at the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work (UofT) This event is open to all UofT students and recent grads. The event will feature a panel discussion, short presentations by the speakers, and a Q&A session afterwards.
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The CUNY Graduate School of Public Health & Health Policy is offering a new doctoral fellowship in migrant health, which can be used to study social justice issues faced by migrant populations and approaches to addressing these issues. The fellowship is based in the school's PhD program in Community Health & Health Policy. Applicants must apply by March 15.
The Fellowship will provide a doctoral student the opportunity to learn from and collaborate with Dr. Lyndon Haviland, an internationally recognized public health expert in global health and a passionate advocate for refugees, immigrants, and young people. The Fellowship award includes full in-state tuition and an annual stipend of $35,000 for one new, incoming doctoral student. The Queen Mary Centre for European Research is hosting the following event: The Right to Rescue: A Human Rights Defender Framework, on March 25, 2019, 18:30-20:00 at Arts One Lecture Theatre, Queen Mary University of London.
"The so-called migration crisis that Europe has witnessed in the past years has generated much political turmoil across the continent. While a great number of refugees lose their lives on sea routes or suffer due to inhumane circumstances awaiting them along the Schengen borders, European decision-makers seem to focus increasingly on defending the Union’s frontier and less on protecting the lives of those arriving from abroad. Should the EU have a different approach putting the lives and dignity of individuals in the focus of its attention during policy making? Is the protection of human rights and the provision of security to European citizens necessarily a zero-sum game?" Keynote Speaker: Dr Violeta Moreno-Lax, Centre for European Research, Queen Mary University of London Discussant: Pia Oberoi, Advisor on Migration and Human Rights, Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Chair: Dr Sarah Wolff, Director of the Centre for European Research, Queen Mary University of London In partnership with the Cultural Service of the French Embassy in Canada and Hart House, the Art Museum is one of the first Canadian institutions to take part in this French-initiated global, all-night event happening simultaneously in more than 50 cities. The Night of Idea's Event is taking place at the Hart House of University of Toronto on Feb 2, 2019.
One of the topics covered will be Migration and Frontiers, specifically zones of detention and dislocation. Speakers include:
The event is free and will run from 7 pm till 2 am. #NightOfIdeasTO |
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