Excited to Share Our New Chapter in Tackling Systemic Bias in Primary Care and Public Health Research as featured in DLSPH News!🌟 Our recent Lancet study is the first to uncover how systemic bias and institutional culture — including racism, sexism, and unconscious bias — act as significant barriers to research productivity for racialized women in primary care in Canada. We are thrilled to announce our next step: a new SSHRC-funded project that builds on this foundational work. This project will allow us to delve deeper into these barriers faced by racialized women researchers in primary care and public health at all career stages to find solutions that can dismantle barriers in entry, faculty, and leadership roles. This work is about empowering these researchers, amplifying their voices, and showing they’re not alone. For leaders, it’s a call to implement evidence-based strategies for real, lasting change. Thank you to my incredible team @sabrinawong88 , Ivy Bourgeault, Aisha Lofter, Gina Agarwal, Kristina Kokorelias, Dr. Andrea C. Tricco and Tanvir Turin Chowdhury for their contributions. I’m also immensely grateful to SSHRC for supporting this vital work. dlsph.utoronto.ca/2024/11/04… #DiversityInResearch #InclusiveWorkforce #AcademicResearch #LeadershipInclusion #EmpowerWomen #HigherEducation #PrimaryCare #PrimaryHealthCare #DLSPHNews