Global Migration and Health Initiative

Global Migration and Health Initiative GloMHI's mission is to promote and support applied research, advocacy, and social entrepreneurship initiatives around migration and health.

According to United Nations data, in 2015 the estimated number of migrants, globally, was just below 250 millions (UN DESA, 2015). The links between migration and health are significant and complex. Also, many of the social determinants of health are, at the same time, social determinants of migration. GloMHI Vision:
Health for all, regardless of birthplace. GloMHI Mission:
Promote and support applied research, advocacy, and social entrepreneurship initiatives to:
-understand migration as a global determinant of health and explore causes, characteristics, associated lived experiences, and impact of migration;
-advocate for all people to live a meaningful life and participate equally in society, regardless of birthplace;
-adopt/adapt/develop solutions, resources and services aimed at improving the health status of migrants, their families and their original and new communities, globally.

What does Gig Work mean to you?➡️Share a photo & caption it with  . Any photos submitted by January 31, 2019 could be in...
12/19/2018

What does Gig Work mean to you?

➡️Share a photo & caption it with .

Any photos submitted by January 31, 2019 could be included in a media post that will be shared widely. We'd love to hear from 🇨🇦 Gig Workers, but all photos are welcome!

For more information, see our report: https://www.glomhi.org/gigs.html

The final report of the Trans Latinas Rompiendo Barreras (TLRB) project is now available!The TLRB project was a collabor...
12/10/2018

The final report of the Trans Latinas Rompiendo Barreras (TLRB) project is now available!

The TLRB project was a collaboration between researchers at Global Migration and Health Initiative and University of Toronto, the Centre for Spanish Speaking Peoples, & members of the Toronto Trans Latina community.



The final report of the Trans Latinas Rompiendo Barreras (TLRB) project is now available. ​ The TLRB project was a collaboration between members of the trans Latina community in Toronto,...

The Toronto Latin American Film Festival, Centre for Spanish Speaking Peoples & Sony Center Canada present: Trans Latino...
10/18/2018

The Toronto Latin American Film Festival, Centre for Spanish Speaking Peoples & Sony Center Canada present: Trans Latino Ontario (TLO) Digital Stories this Friday October 19 at George Ignatieff Theatre starting at 7 pm.

The Toronto Latin American Film Festival (LATAFF), Sony Center Canada and the Centre for Spanish Speaking Peoples present: Trans Latina Ontario (TLO) Digital Stories. A Q & A will also take place...

Thank you to everyone for coming out to our event on  .Thank you to Mr. Jean-Nicolas Beuze (UNHCR Canada), Ms. Cynthia G...
10/08/2018

Thank you to everyone for coming out to our event on .

Thank you to Mr. Jean-Nicolas Beuze (UNHCR Canada), Ms. Cynthia Guignard (EuroRelief), Dr. Andrea Cortinois, Juxtaposition Global Health Magazine, Dalla Lana School of Public Health, & Health Studies Students' Union for organizing.

08/09/2018

Retweeted IOM - UN Migration ():

In 2017, 18.8 million people were newly displaced due to natural disasters and climate change.

That’s 1,500,000 people every month.

375,000 every week.

50,000 every day.

2,000 every hour.

33 every minute. https://t.co/jW7ZGkkVPA

Why Migrants are Vulnerable to Injury and Death on the Job
08/09/2018

Why Migrants are Vulnerable to Injury and Death on the Job

In an article published in the Knowable Magazine, occupational health researcher Marc Schenker of UC Davis discusses the hazards and a few potential solutions addressing why migrants are especially...

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