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Today we have lost an intellectual giant and formidable human. Thank you for all you have taught me bell hooks Fan Page

There's still a few days left to submit abstracts to IUHPE2022. Submissions on #racism and more encouraged iuhpe2022.com/call-for-abstr… #SDOH

The Black Health Education Collaborative (BHEC) and the Black Physicians of Canada (BPC) are inviting you to “Black Health in Medical Education: in conversation with BHEC”, an online event on February 19, 2022 from 12 pm – 2 pm EST. eventbrite.com/e/262921123157

One day I hope folks realize you don’t have to push and try so much. Things can come to you. You can flow. You can rest.

The Black Health Education Collaborative team is growing. We are hiring a #postdoc fellow. DL Feb 22 bhec.ca/careers #antiracism

There’s still time to join Black Health Education Collaborative for a conversation on Black Health in #MedEd. We go live at 12 ET

The Black Health Education Collaborative team is growing. Are you a recent PhD grad with expertise in Black health and anti-Black racism? We are recruiting a postdoc fellow Dalhousie University #postdocjobs #MedEd

We had to pause but we’re back on! The CMAJ journal issue focusing on Black health and anti-Black racism, in collaboration with Black Health Education Collaborative will be happening. Details below 👇🏾 Temerty Medicine Office of Inclusion & Diversity (OID), Temerty Med Black Medical Students' Association of Canada Black Health Alliance Black Physicians of Canada Black Medical Students' Association of Canada U of T Public Health

💫Meet the BHEC Team!💫 Sume Ndumbe-Eyoh is an Assistant Professor in the Clinical Public Health Division at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health at the University of Toronto. Prof. Ndumbe-Eyoh is the Executive Director of BHEC. U of T Public Health Sume Ndumbe-Eyoh #BlackHealth

We're hiring! New deadline for the Project & Program Coordinator position is March 31! 📢

For the 3rd time, Black Medical students from across 🇨🇦 gathered together. The sense of community, hope, resilience and pride in the BMSAC's achievements was palpable. This year we got to meet alongside a powerful activist of the Black Canadian community, Negro Frolics ✊🏾

Thrilled to be a keynote at #Prevention2022 with PHAA is on Bluesky. Looking forward to a great discussion!

Stepping up our advocacy game. Cindy Blackstock shares her mosquito advocacy strategy used to advance equity for First Nations children #IUHPE2022

Loved hearing Cindy Blackstock’s this morning at #IUHPE2022 - couldn’t have asked for a better set up for discussing opportunities to courageously live health equity values. Please join us in our workshop tomorrow at 5:45pm ET! NCCDH | CCNDS Sume Ndumbe-Eyoh Claire Betker

Come join my team at the Black Health Education Collaborative. Posting open until July 7! #antiracism

Check out BHEC's commentary in the CMAJ Special Issue on Black health and anti-Black racism in health care! cmaj.ca/content/194/41… Thankful for Dr. Delia Douglas (U of M Rady Faculty), Sume Ndumbe-Eyoh, Kannin Osei-Tutu MD, MSc, CCFP, FCFP, Dr. Barb Hamilton-Hinch, Gaynor Watson-Creed, @OnyeActiveMD & DrDryden's leadership!

Thrilled to share that I have been awarded a Vanier doctoral award from CIHR #healthequity #blackhealth

In 2016, I was on the conference committee for the Cdn Public Health Assoc. conference and part of a working group that designed a plenary on racism as a public health issue. It was a new conversation - at the time - for the conference. My colleague Sume Ndumbe-Eyoh moderated the panel 2/4 #ph24sp

Cdn Public Health Assoc. Sume Ndumbe-Eyoh It was a big deal, and at the time, was reported as the best evaluated conference plenary in CPHA history! We did part 2 next year. The NCCDH | CCNDS has since published a suite of resources on racism and Whiteness as a PH issue #PH24SP

Cdn Public Health Assoc. Sume Ndumbe-Eyoh NCCDH | CCNDS Today, through any work I do, I ask “How can I, through this work, reveal structural racism at play? Reveal the distinct and shared ways that anti-Black and anti-Indigenous racism work? Notice what PH can do? Notice what PH is not doing?” #4/4 #PH24SP