
Working to address anti-Black racism and systemic inequities in health and education. @DalhousieU research centre led by Dr. Barb Hamilton-Hinch.
Kjipuktuk (Halifax)
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We are still hiring several new positions to support the Mobilizing Partnerships Project. MPP aims to provide culturally-specific mental health supports to help Black folks integrate back into community after incarceration. Visit bitly.ws/FYJh for more & please share!
📣 Our Mobilizing Partnerships Project team have two virtual events coming up in November (22 & 29)📣
📆 Register today through the QR codes or the link in our bio and be a part of discussions on finding key solutions to critical issues 📆
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Spreading the word! Do you know of any Black and Indigenous research scholars who may be interested? @OTS_Research @JRJCHAIR @eccrc_msvu
Doctoral salary awards for Black and Indigenous research scholars who wish to pursue careers in #perinatal and/or #childhealth!
Apply by Nov 1st & find out more below.
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Climb Nova Scotia (CNS) is hosting a FREE outdoor rocking event for Black and Indigenous youth! No prior climbing experience necessary. Safety lessons, equipment, supervision and lunch will all be provided. Register under "group 2" to enroll: climbnovascotia.com/event-de…
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😰Have you been thinking of submitting your article, commentary, infographic, or artwork to the "Improving Black Health Outcomes" #DalHPJ issue but need more time? You're in luck!
📢 The submission deadline has been extended to October 22
🔗 Submit here: ojs.library.dal.ca/hpj/

ALT NOTE: Submissions now close on October 22. Special Issue Call for Submissions: In partnership with HPI's "Improving the Health Outcomes of People of African Descent" Flagship Project at Dalhousie University, we invite submissions that reflect on the theme “Improving Black Health Outcomes Across the African Diaspora.” We encourage scholars, students, practitioners, and community members to submit their work, including: academic-style articles, commentary, infographics, book reviews, visual art, storytelling, and poetry.
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🌟Are you considering submitting your research/creative reflections to "Improving Black Health Outcomes" HPJ special issue? Join us in person or online for this information session!
👉Registration: tinyurl.com/2w4b2e5t
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Presenting our research of Black family and educator voice in early childhood at the IURN on behalf of our team @barb_hinch @Crys_Watson @OTS_Research @eccrc_msvu Looking forward to our next steps for this work.
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The Mobilizing Partnerships Project @OTS_Research is hiring! Taking steps together for supported re-integration. Please scan to learn more.
🚨 Our Mobilizing Partnership Project is hiring for four positions 🚨
Scan the QR code of follow the link on our profile for details on the positions! We're excited to have you on the team!
We our kicking off our On These Shoulders launch event @dbdli with a land acknowledge from our research associate @Crys_Watson ❤️
Come out for the launch of the Mobilizing Partnerships Project!
Make sure to RSVP via the link in our bio!
We'll see you this Wednesday!
Are you an African Nova Scotian living in a larger body and want to share you experiences to help advocate for better understandings and care?
One of our masters' students is conducting their research in this field.
You can email, call or text ([email protected] or 902-497-2389)!
We're looking for participants! Do you want to help inform community-led modules on anti-Black racism and research equity? Reach out to us if you meet the criteria listed in the photo!
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📢We're hiring!!📢
Program Manager (University of Toronto)
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So, this happened today 💁🏽♀️ I’m official official 👩🏾🎓Such an emotional day. So grateful for everyone on my team! Thanks for the flowers and encouragement, Salma 🙏🏾
Our Research Associate @EmmaStirlingCam was featured on @infomorning! Her thesis research looked at access to postpartum and delivery care for new Syrian mothers. Many barriers exist and interpretation is key! Listen here:
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