📢Reminder to join us for the next #GlobalSpeakerSeries session on Nov 28! 🌍Researchers Dr. Nicole D'Souza, Le-Tien Bhaskar, and Dr. Dan Hayes will explore social prescribing opportunities on post-secondary campuses and #studentmentalhealth Register now uoft.me/b55

⏰DEADLINE EXTENDED TO DECEMBER 13TH! Friendly reminder to show your interest for the Inlight Research Development Grant Program by submitting your Expression of Interest (EOI) form. For more information and to access the EOI form - uoft.me/b3s

📢We are thrilled to announce that registration for the 2025 Inlight Annual Research Symposium is officially open! Plan ahead, mark your calendars, and get ready for a day of collaboration! 🔗Register now at: uoft.me/b9A

🌎Missed the latest Global Speaker Series session? Discover meaningful insights from our guest speakers on how social prescribing opportunities could support student mental well-being. Watch the recording now: uoft.me/bct

💡Friendly reminder to register for the 2025 Inlight Annual Research Symposium! Students, faculty, and staff are welcome to join us for an inspiring day of sharing valuable insights to support post-secondary student mental health research. Sign up now: uoft.me/b9A

🔔D-21 until the 2025 Inlight Annual Research Symposium Want to register or learn more? Visit our website to discover our confirmed lightning presenters and agenda details. 🔗 smhr.utoronto.ca/2025-inlight-a…

The 2025 Inlight Annual Research Symposium has now begun! 💡 Director of Inlight, Kristin Cleverley, opens the conference with her welcoming remarks

We continue with Minister Ya'ara Saks, Canada's Federal Minister of Mental Health, Addictions, and Associate Minister of Health, speaking on the importance of action and change for postsecondary student mental health.

Great to have Minister Ya'ara Saks יערה זקס deliver remarks Inlight - Student Mental Health Research at UofT’s Symposium   Students & researchers from various divisions & campuses are sharing innovative research happening University of Toronto on post-secondary student mental health & wellness #Inlight2025

We are excited to welcome Inlight Student Advisory Committee members Sacha Samouk & Claire Zhang, speaking about the importance of increasing student engagement in mental health research. Insightful discussions driven by meaningful storytelling were held. #Inlight2025

Our afternoon Mapping the Landscape at U of T, facilitated by Julius Haag, Inlight Associate Director, Liz DaMaren & Khushi Patel, Inlight Student Advisors, explores opportunities to mobilize knowledge to make changes to factors that impact U of T mental health. #Inlight2025

Perspectives are shared as we continue into the mapping session of the afternoon. Staff, faculty, and students co-create in building maps that can establish connections between research, factors, and knowledge users for mobilization of student mental health research #Inlight2025

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Inlight Research Symposium! Today was a fantastic celebration of research leadership in #studentmentalhealth at #UofT, as well as a chance to explore future directions to improve mental health & wellbeing on our campuses #Inlight2025

🎉We are excited to announce that 15 students from across U of T are the recipients of a 2024-2025 Inlight Research Fellowship, to support their development as leaders in post-secondary student mental health research. To read more: smhr.utoronto.ca/the-2024-2025-…

What makes campus-community partnerships effective for student mental health? 🌱 Join Inlight’s virtual Global Speaker Series session on Apr 25 at 11AM EDT to hear from U of T leaders Myra Fahim, Aden Ahmed & Sandali Vithanage. Register now ➡️ bit.ly/3XWpqm8

🌎This is a friendly reminder that our next virtual session of the Global Speaker Series will be happening on April 25, 2025, at 11:00 am EDT | 4:00 pm BST. Register now - bit.ly/3XWpqm8

📣 Now Accepting Applications for the 2025–26 Student Advisory Committee! Calling all undergraduate and graduate students of U of T! Help shape the future of postsecondary student mental health research. Apply now: uoft.me/bAP

💡The student engagement in mental health research toolkit is now LIVE! This document was developed through an Inlight studentship with the goal of engaging students to become key collaborations in enhancing post-secondary research. Please visit our website to learn more!

💡Are you passionate about student mental health? The Inlight Fellowship offers U of T grad students $5,000 + a year of training, mentorship & community. Grow your research. Make an impact. 🔗 uoft.me/fsp #GradResearch #MentalHealthMatters