A Hub for Multidisciplinary Research and Advocacy to Advance Black Health | @DalNursing | @DalHealth | @DalhousieU | Led by @BlackFemRN
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Joined December 2023
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Looking forward to teaching this course again next term and supporting students in their community-based research journey 👩🏽🏫 @DalNursing @DalHealth @PLANS_DAL
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So grateful to learn from such brilliant and kind mentors @JosephineEtowa @meganaston22 @BukolaKSalami @CoCreath Great work happening in Nova Scotia @mBRACeLab @_researchNS @DalNursing @DalHealth 🙏🏾
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We had such a wonderful time (12 week internship!) with these two fabulous nursing students from 🇨🇴 Shoutout to @MitacsCanada and the Globalink program 🎉 @mBRACeLab @DalHealth @DalNursing
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I submitted this Program Plan for an OT Evaluation course @DalHealth in 2016 during my Masters. This provided the foundation for the Community of Black Students in Nursing and now Pamoja. The vision and mission have always been clear ✨✨ Trust the process (and preparation!) 💯
Can’t wait to kick off Pamoja next month 🎊🎊Looking forward to meeting the new (and current!) nursing students @DalNursing @DalHealth @PLANS_DAL @canadanurses @NSCollegeNurses @BNLC_RNAO @NSBlackNurses @PCANAD_APIIOA @TheCBNA @LeighChappy @NSCCNews @NursingCBU @stfxuniversity
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How might KT factor into your career? Pleased to welcome and hear from Dr. Keisha Jefferies @BlackFemRN @mBRACeLab, Dr. Meaghan Sim @NSHealthHub & Dr. Tim Disher @halifaxtim #KTSI24 @KTCanada @DalhousieU @DalHealth for Day 3 panel!
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In the latest #DalHPJ issue, Dr. Keisha Jefferies (@BlackFemRN) shares an insightful commentary advocating for unity among Nova Scotians of African descent and erasure resistance. It’s a powerful call for recognition and inclusion.
🔗 Read the commentary: ojs.library.dal.ca/hpj/artic…
ALT Commentary: Where are you really from?: A commentary on Ancestral Black Nova Scotian Identity. In this commentary, Dr. Keisha Jefferies discusses the importance of recognizing and advocating for Ancestral Black Nova Scotian (ABNS) identity within the broader context of unity among people of African descent in Nova Scotia, emphasizing the intertwined nature of identity, resource allocation, and the need to combat erasure. Dalhousie Healthy Population Journal.
MBRACE retweeted
So inspiring @BukolaKSalami 👏🏾👏🏾 #thisisnursing
Created in 2019, the Black Youth Mentorship and Leadership Program seeks to socially and economically empower Black youth.
~140 high school youth and 10 undergraduate youth have completed the program.
This year, we will have additional youth join us
cumming.ucalgary.ca/research…
MBRACE retweeted
Hot off the press! Our scoping review identified a dearth of trials examining interventions to promote workplace gender equity. We need standardized outcome measures and better reporting of the intersection between gender and PROGRESS-Plus variables. bmcmedicine.biomedcentral.co…
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🙏🏾🙏🏾 grateful for an amazing team! @DalNursing @DalHealth @DalHPI @NSHealthHub @BNLC_RNAO @RNAO @NSBlackNurses @canadanurses @TheCBNA @PCANAD_APIIOA @LeighChappy @BukolaKSalami @meganaston22 @JosephineEtowa @EmmaStirlingCam @mBRACeLab – at Halifax, Nova Scotia
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To honour #BlackHistoryMonth , CASN presents an interview with Dr. @BukolaKSalami @UCalgary & Dr. Florence Luhanga @UofRegina | En l’honneur du Mois de l’histoire des Noirs, l’ACESI partage un entretien avec Bukola Salami, Ph. D et Florence Luhanga, Ph. D youtu.be/eE5MJL03sSY
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Ariel Provo, a current @DalMedSchool student is helping African Nova Scotian youth discover a passion for STEM: bit.ly/49KhV57
