Launch of the Becoming Antiracist training 

Lancement de la formation Devenir Antiraciste/Launch of the Becoming Antiracist training 

This is the fourth of a series of six virtual conferences, "In what ways did the past infectious disease outbreak response impact the current COVID response: Lessons Learned?"

The conference will feature keynote presentations by Dr. Mosoka Fallah, University of Liberia (Liberia) / Harvard Medical School (USA), Dr. Svenn-Erik Mamelund, Oslo Metropolitan University (Norway), Dr. Roger Keil, York University (Canada) and Dr. James Orbinski, York University (Canada). The conference will be chaired by Dr. S. Harris Ali, Chair, York University (Canada). 

Vous identifiez-vous comme une femme noire? Rejoignez-nous pour une discussion ouverte sur la santé mentale des femmes chaque semaine. Ces séances d'une heure permettent aux étudiantes de se réunir pour parler des défis qu'elles peuvent rencontrer et pour apporter un soutien à leurs paires. Les séances sont dirigées par Jacklyn St. Laurent, psychothérapeute agréé et candidate au doctorat.

Pour vous joindre à l'événement, veuillez contacter vtrac@uottawa.ca

Vous identifiez-vous comme une femme noire? Rejoignez-nous pour une discussion ouverte sur la santé mentale des femmes chaque semaine. Ces séances d'une heure permettent aux étudiantes de se réunir pour parler des défis qu'elles peuvent rencontrer et pour apporter un soutien à leurs paires. Les séances sont dirigées par Jacklyn St. Laurent, psychothérapeute agréé et candidate au doctorat.

Pour vous joindre à l'événement, veuillez contacter vtrac@uottawa.ca

Do you self-identify as a Black woman? Join us for an open discussion on women’s mental health every week. The hour-long sessions are a space for female students to get together to talk about the challenges they may be facing, and to provide support to their peers. The sessions are led by Jacklyn St. Laurent, a registered psychotherapist and doctoral candidate.

To access event, please contact vtrac@uottawa.ca

Do you self-identify as a Black male? Join us for an open discussion on men’s mental health every week. The hour-long sessions are a space for men to get together to talk about the challenges they may be facing, and to provide support to their peers. The sessions are led by Pierre Bercy, a registered psychotherapist.

To access event, please contact vtrac@uottawa.ca

Do you self-identify as a Black male? Join us for an open discussion on men’s mental health every week. The hour-long sessions are a space for men to get together to talk about the challenges they may be facing, and to provide support to their peers. The sessions are led by Pierre Bercy, a registered psychotherapist.

To access event, please contact vtrac@uottawa.ca

Do you self-identify as a Black male? Join us for an open discussion on men’s mental health every week. The hour-long sessions are a space for men to get together to talk about the challenges they may be facing, and to provide support to their peers. The sessions are led by Pierre Bercy, a registered psychotherapist.

To access event, please contact vtrac@uottawa.ca