11/15/2021
Help us shape B.C.’s anti-racism data legislation
Systemic racism exists everywhere, including in government policies and programs. That is why we need better information to ensure every British Columbian has access to government services equitably.
03/21/2021
We are excited to announce that Dr. Naheed Dosani is our keynote speaker for the SDH Conference! If you haven't yet, get yourself registered at: https://www.sdh2021.com/
Excited to see y'all there!
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Dr. Naheed Dosani is a palliative care physician who cares for homeless and vulnerably housed individuals with dignity and compassion whether in a shelter or on the street. He is the founder & lead physician for the Palliative Education And Care for the Homeless (PEACH) Program in Toronto, Ontario. Raising awareness of the critical need to support access to palliative care for homeless and structurally vulnerable people is one of Dr. Dosani’s passions. His advocacy efforts include education and research, an active social media presence, and coverage in national print and broadcast media. He frequently presents to medical students, physicians, interprofessional colleagues, and the public. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr Dosani has served as Medical Director of the Region of Peel's COVID-19 Isolation/Housing Program. He also a co-founder of Doctors for Defunding Police and Doctors for Justice in Long-Term Care. Follow Naheed on Twitter & Instagram:
12/25/2020
4th Social Dimensions of Health Conference
Thursday, April 8, 2021
08/02/2019
'The final closet': Researcher seeks solutions for long-term care for LGBTQ seniors | CBC News
A Halifax researcher is heading across Canada this fall in an effort to find solutions to a fear among many LGBTQ seniors that if they go into long-term care, discrimination may force them back into the closet.
04/21/2019
Social justice panel connects dots from societal barriers to individual suffering
Social justice panel connects dots from societal barriers to individual suffering
The “Social Justice and Human Rights” panel at UVic on April 5 encouraged participants to look beyond the individual to the structures of society that are granting or limiting their opportunities. The panel was part of a day-long conference titled “Intersectionality of Health: Connecting the D...