What are the ingredients for good storytelling? How can we develop a sustained interest in women's health stories? Experts, advocates and journalists are weighing in with CanWaCH for #genderequalityweek. bit.ly/3muTZLn

A great afternoon sharing the work of the Collaboratives at the Wheelchair Photography Paweł Porucznik! Funding innovative thinking in data helps us be collaborative, adaptive and resilient in programming and research. 💡 Read more about our Collaborative partners: bit.ly/34PwMeG #WCPH2020

What is happening in Nova Scotia to the Mi'kmaq fishery is an act of terrorism. It needs to stop. The RCMP must enforce the Criminal Code. If they cannot, who steps in?

Great resource for teachers and students by Jodie Williams, Indigenous Education lead for #DPCDSB Jodie Williams 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽

Canada, I'm gonna need that same energy y'all used for #NovaScotiaStrong for #MikmaqRights.

MPH highlights: learning from peer @healthinthehmmr, a brilliant frontline advocate👇🏽her storytelling thread is a must. The opioid overdose syndemic is claiming more lives than ever. People who use drugs & people who are homeless deserve better. #HarmReduction #HousingForAll

Thank you for this recognition @CSIH_ Women in Global Health Canada ✨ I am in awe by the femme powerhouses who I share this honour with, including mentors, friends, and role models. Grateful for all the communities who have trusted me, taught me and carried me. Nothing about us without us.

Not just a list, or popularity contest. This Women in Global Health Canada @CSIH_ List is a repository of excellence. No excuse for overlooking expert talent among women. No more manels, or waiting to be a leader tomorrow. We are here today.Full list of🇨🇦global health magic rb.gy/2ibwu4

An honour to be on the list alongside Julia Anderson - a leader who lifts a community of dedicated femmes at our jobs everyday CanWaCH. We’re imagining a transformative world for women and girls, and we’re bringing the forces of the Women in Global Health Canada #CWIGH list with us.👏🏽 @CSIH_

When will the Gov’t of 🇨🇦 speak out against the violence in #Nigeria? When will they condemn the Special Anti robbery squad? When will they say #EndSARs? #SarsAlert #endsarsnow #EndBadGoveranceInNigeria #EndPoliceBrutalityinNigera #EndSWAT #EndSAR Aisha Yesufu @endsarsprotest

Thank you @CSIH_ for celebrating Eugenia Ochoa & I on this win. Barriers to entry in #sexualhealth care exist for diverse communities in Toronto and globally. Co-designing with community allows visibility, as we are more than a statistic and #healthequity solutions must be reflective.

One of the brightest and humblest legal scholars I know is @roojinh making waves at the intersection of justice for all and global health. Proud to know a friend who is a tireless advocate for health as a human right #WomanCrushEveryday

Thank you for naming this!!!! So many women and BIPOC and queer and trans folx need to hear this. Take up space - it’s not that you’re not confident, it’s that you’ve been told you can’t or shouldn’t. This was a huge journey for me personally and I catch myself still.

Excited to share a new article by myself and my fabulous colleagues Jennifer Gibson Erica Di Ruggiero, PhD Ross Upshur Neha (she/her) and others at U of T Public Health and IHPME, on the ethics of Artificial Intelligence in health! #ethics #AI #globalhealth bmcmedethics.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

.Critically Examining Decolonization: Global Health conference: decolonizing global health - Senjuti Saha, PhD | সেঁজুতি সাহা shares the big question of funding #sdoh for holistic solutions removed from pharmaceuticals alone. Why aren’t funders asking “can we help with housing, can we prevent the root causes of pneumonia?”

.Critically Examining Decolonization: Global Health reflections: What is the translation of “decolonization”? As a buzzword, we forget this language is stored in the global north. How brave are we going to be to liberate our minds? How can I reclaim an identity that delinks ideas of inferiority+superiority?

I'm working through my discomfort... This was well worth my time to listen to...made me question my own role in the creation of structures that benefit me and marginalizes others. TY Antu Hossain @hhdoctoralisha Andrew Boozary MD Jacqueline Silvera and Sheila O'Brien 🙏

50% of Toronto’s COVID cases have been people on low incomes. 79% of cases are racialized people. 60%+ of workplace outbreaks have been in frontline settings like food processing and warehouses. No lockdown will protect workers if they can’t stay home if sick. Paid sick leave.

Ramadan begins next week, so I'm re-sharing my "at-home" edition of the Ramadan slide deck I created many years ago to help my non-Muslim colleagues understand what I needed during the month. bit.ly/psimramadan Some things to note: