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CONGRATS👏👏👏@UofT_PolSci @UTSC_PolSci @UTSC_IDS @carolinehossein who has been honoured with a 2024 100ABC (Accomplished #Black #Canadian) #women Award! politics.utoronto.ca/2024/04…
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#UofT prof explores experiences of Canadian-born youth of Somali descent 🌍 uoft.me/aht
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Congratulations @DevonBowyer! Making #UTSC @UTSCDHS and @UTSC_IDS incredibly proud!!
Folks, check it out, the future is bright!! 👇
dlsph.utoronto.ca/2021/06/15…
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#UTSC graduate Rajpreet Sidhu came up with the idea for a community-sourced cookbook to help connect people who were feeling isolated during the lockdown. #UofT bit.ly/3iZhrkw
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I am working w/ @UTSCLibrary to capture & preserve student experiences of the pandemic. We're looking for a #UTSC workstudy student to help us compile the collection of stories & creative works. Pls DM or email me for details! @HSSAutsc @idssa_utsc @UofTStudentLife @KnowEquityLab
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Join us TODAY at 3pm EST for Trust & Health Inequities in Primary Care: utoronto.zoom.us/j/849529065…
Mandekh Hussein will highlight why relationship building & trust formation is critical to addressing health inequities, especially in #PrimaryCare.
RSVP: utscgihweek.eventbrite.com/

ALT TEXT: UTSC's Annual Global & International Health Week Register: UTSCGIHWEEK.EVENTBRITE.COM Mar 9: 3-4pm EST Trust & Health Inequities in Primary Care Mandekh Hussein UTSC Alumni Lecturer at Brunel University, and Primary Care Strategy Consultant Mandekh Hussein will speak about the barriers to accessing primary care, the importance of strategically analyzing the delivery of primary care, and the significance of entrenching relationship building and trust formation in order to address health inequities. Image of globe in the background with a mask. On the mask it says: Pandemic Perspective.
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2/ TUES Mar 9, 3-4PM EST, Mandekh Hussein will share her research on TRUST & HEALTH INEQUITIES IN PRIMARY CARE. As @UTSC_IDS & @UTSCAlumni, @Bruneluni lecturer, & Primacy Care Strategy Consultant @NHSuk), we're excited to have her (virtually) back @UTSC!
utscgihweek.eventbrite.com/
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The @KnowEquityLab & #OpenPraxisForum are excited to support the planning & coordination of @UTSC's International & #GlobalHealth Week, esp given #OPF's mission to amplify student works & encourage diverse & creative expressions of knowledge!
To register: utscgihweek.eventbrite.com
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One week to go until this year’s Critical Hope Lecture! It will be virtual on March 1, 3 pm, given by Dr. Thembela Kepe on
“Anti-racist Development: Insurgent Scholarship and Practice in the Age of Inequality and Violence”
Registration: tinyurl.com/445galjf @UTSC @UofT
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Make new friends, learn leadership skills, and have conversations on how we want to build LGBTQ2S+ communities at U of T and beyond! The 2021 Lead with Pride Conference Series will be held virtually between Feb 24–Mar 11, 2021. Open to all U of T students.
bit.ly/2YYzEU0
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Join us online March 1, 3 pm for CCDS' Annual Critical Hope Lecture by Dr. Thembela Kepe on
“Anti-racist Development: Insurgent Scholarship and Practice in the Age of Inequality and Violence”
Registration: tinyurl.com/445galjf @UTSC @UTSC_IDS @KnowEquityLab
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📅 On WED, FEB 17th, 12-1:30PM, we will be hosting an Info Session for @UTSC students interested in becoming part of the Knowledge Equity Lab!
Come learn about the various KEL projects & the volunteer & work-study opportunities available!
RSVP here: tinyurl.com/kelutscinfo
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DYK that undergraduate students can win cash prizes up to $1000 just by showcasing their research at the @UTSC Undergraduate Research Poster Forum and Research Prize?
bit.ly/39s84o6 👈
RT to distribute to students! #UTSCResearch @UTSCLibrary
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Replying to @UTSC_IDS
@UTSC_IDS students in IDS please consider submitting your research.
DYK that undergraduate students can win cash prizes up to $1000 just by showcasing their research at the @UTSC Undergraduate Research Poster Forum and Research Prize?
bit.ly/39s84o6 👈
RT to distribute to students! #UTSCResearch @UTSCLibrary
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Introducing Quarantined Chefs – a collaborative cookbook of recipes from around the globe – brought to you by four #UTSC students.
What started as a way for students to connect and share recipes quickly turned into a labour of love to bring the community together. 💙 #UofT
Quarantined Chefs
A cookbook of recipes and experiences created by four UTSC students.
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Showcase your research skills, #UTSC undergrads! 🔍 🎉 The @UTSCLibrary + @UTSCresearch Undergraduate Research Poster Forum and Prize provides two opportunities to win up to $1000 for your research submissions! Get all the details: uoft.me/LibPrizes
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.@AnitaEDD & @SaniaNishtar on #WomenInScience and #GlobalHealth – a webinar series by AKU’s Institute for Global Health and Development on November 25, 2020.
Learn more and register now! aku.edu/ighd/events/Pages/ev… #AKUIGHD
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What an amazing cohort of students. I was most impressed with how supportive they are to each other. Great reminder of the need to centre mutual care as a key foundation of research. Students are such great teachers! 😍👏🏼👏🏼
Replying to @UTSC_IDS
Students did a fantastic job of presenting their research findings. Tap through pictures to see snapshots of their presentations from the virtual Research Seminar.
Global Development Studies @UTSC retweeted
Today we remember our fallen veterans and acknowledge the courage of those who continue to serve our country. All flags will be flown at half-mast in honour of #RemembranceDay. #UofT #LestWeForget
Our virtual #RemembranceDay ceremony is open to all: uoft.me/RemembranceDay
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This year it’s more important than ever to have a fast & reliable way to reach you in the case of a #UofT campus emergency. Add your cell phone number to our UTAlert system to receive text notifications & ensure you are subscribed to outreach emails: utoronto.ca/alerts





























