History in the making: Transforming medical and health professional education to improve the health of Black communities across Canada
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🚨New Date! 3 days to go!🚨
🌟 We welcome you to join the final workshop in our pediatric health learning series featuring Rayanne Banaga, a passionate researcher and community-based mental health counsellor.🌟
🗓️ March 31, 2025 | 1 PM - 2:30 PM ET
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Les inégalités en matière de santé sont liées à des problèmes systémiques et non à la race. Découvrez l’impact du racisme contre les personnes Noires sur la santé dans notre manuel sur la santé des personnes Noires.
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Health inequities stem from systemic issues, not race. Learn about anti-Black racism's impact on health in our Black Health Primer.
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Ensemble, transformons la connaissance en action!
Together, let’s transform knowledge into action!
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Want to uplift community voices against anti-Black racism? Join our learning series to enhance Black pediatric health!
🔗 Register: tinyurl.com/bhec-peds
#CommunityVoices #PediatricHealth
🚨 Join us tomorrow for “No Youth Left Behind: Setting Black Children and Youth Up for Success through Anti-Racist Practice” with Tatiana Ferguson!
Let's work towards setting Black children and youth up for success!
🔗 Register: tinyurl.com/bhec-peds
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🩺 Are you committed to health equity and racially-just health care?
Make sure to complete the Black Health Primer: a CFPC-certified course about anti-Black racism in health care and its effects on health.
Register here: bhec.ca/bhp #BlackHealthPrimer
🧠 Thank you so much to our panelists Aurélie Milord, David Archer (@archertherapy on LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook), and Liza Arnason (@AsEcommunity) for your insightful reflections! #BlackHealth #HealthJustice
« C’est important d’avoir ce type d’éducation qui sort des milieux traditionnels. On n’a aucun choix que de commencer de l’intérieur […] Ce n’est pas obligé d’être un fardeau lourd. » Aurélie Milord #antiracisme
“Even your language can be alienating for a person living with disabilities. We do not walk into a space with all of our identities.” Liza Arnason @AsEcommunity #BlackHealth #HealthEquity
« Toutes nos réalités s’entrecroisent. » Aurélie Milord #IDERD2025
“Mental health needs to take a more integral role in what we are talking about. You need to have mental health to have physical health.” David Archer (@archertherapy on LinkedIn, Instagram & Facebook)
🚀We are well underway with our panel! #BHEC
#BlackHealth
Eager to join us? It’s not too late to tune in: tinyurl.com/iderd2025
“When we are committed to anti-racism, everybody benefits.” Dr. OmiSoore Dryden @JRJCHAIR @DalMedSchool
“Anti-racism seeks to actively be involved in identifying and dismantling systemic anti-Blackness.” Dr. OmiSoore Dryden @JRJCHAIR @DalMedSchool
« Ce sont des temps difficiles, mais nous ne pouvons pas nous arrêter maintenant : des vies dépendent de nous. » Dr. Onye Nnorom @DrONnorom @UofT_dlsph
« Nous savons que nous avons la capacité de choisir autrement. » Prof. Sume Ndumbe-Eyoh @sumeeyoh @UofT_dlsph
👀 We’re live-tweeting the launch of the French version of the Black Health Primer! Have any questions or thoughts? Drop them in the replies! #BlackHealthPrimer