Co-CREATH is a hub of researchers, trainees, and community partners working to unpack the complex determinants of health and create solutions.
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Co-Creath retweeted
🚨 Join us for the launch of Got Blood to Give – a compelling look at how anti-Black and homophobic policies have shaped blood donation systems.
🗓️ Feb. 3, 2025
⏰ 2-4 PM
📍 UOttawa, FSS Building, Room 4007 (120 University Private)
🎟️ Free admission
Don’t miss it! #HealthEquity
📢 New Research Alert!
Our latest study explores factors affecting ACB Canadians' mental health during COVID-19 & offers guidance for better access to resources.
🧠 Read more: doi.org/10.1007/s10903-024-0…
#MentalHealth #ACBCommunities #COVID19Research
Join us virtually on February 28th, for our annual Black history month World Café event: Advancing Black Health through CHRL Programs!
🗓️ Date: February 28th, 2025
⏰ Time: 12:30-2:30 pm
📍 Location: Online
Register here: forms.office.com/r/i5yuQDJfg…
CO-CREATH Lab wishes you a happy holiday season and a prosperous New Year!
Thank you for your support in 2024 and we look forward to working with you in 2025.
Co-Creath retweeted
Dr. Josephine Etowa’s talk on community-driven research to build resilience was a highlight of Day 2's conference on Black Mental Health.
Thank you, Dr. Etowa!
@JosephineEtowa @uOttawaHealthSc @CoCreath @DrJMCenat @uOttawaMLagace @uOttawa
youtu.be/6HUh5_W0Pn8?si=KpL4…
We're still taking applications. If you're interested in becoming a Peer Equity Navigator at our lab, click on the link below or scan the QR code to learn what it entails.
We'll be closing the applications on Dec 6th, 11:59pm.
Link: co-creath.com/wp-content/upl…
Co-Creath retweeted
🗣️Join us for the Pamoja Holiday Socials open to all Black nursing students in Nova Scotia! We will be joined by a Special Guest, Dr. Terrence Lewis. Don't miss out on this exciting event to come together and unwind.🎉See the flyer for details🎉@BlackFemRN
Wondering what to expect at our upcoming WAD event? Here's a rundown.
You can still register today: forms.office.com/r/B5isN6H1n…
World AIDS Day is just 4 days away! 🎉 Join CO-CREATH, @ACOttawa, and Umoja for a special event featuring an exciting lineup of speakers.
Sign up here: forms.office.com/r/B5isN6H1n…
Not in Ottawa? Email [email protected] to participate virtually!
There's still a chance to apply. Send in your applications by the 29th of November.
Scan the QR code to learn more.
Co-Creath retweeted
🎉 Toutes nos félicitations à la Dre Josephine Etowa !
Célébrons cet accomplissement exceptionnel et découvrons l’impact transformateur de son travail sur notre communauté et notre société. Plus de détails ici 👉🏽: uottawa.ca/research-innovati…
Co-Creath retweeted
Congratulations to Dr. Josephine Etowa
Join us in celebrating this remarkable achievement and the impact of her work on our community and society! Read more here 👉🏽: uottawa.ca/research-innovati…
Dr. Josephine Etowa, the Director of CO-CREATH lab was present at @refugee613's Rally for Refugees on November 17th.
Ottawa has always been a welcoming city and we saw that spirit on full display at today’s rally organized by @refugee613. Let’s all work together to find the right solutions for newcomers and spread hope and kindness.
Ottawa a toujours été une ville accueillante et nous avons pu constater cet esprit lors du rassemblement d'aujourd'hui organisé par Refugee 613. Travaillons tous ensemble pour trouver les bonnes solutions pour les nouveaux arrivants et répandre l'espoir et la gentillesse.
Co-Creath retweeted
So grateful to learn from such brilliant and kind mentors @JosephineEtowa @meganaston22 @BukolaKSalami @CoCreath Great work happening in Nova Scotia @mBRACeLab @_researchNS @DalNursing @DalHealth 🙏🏾
CO-CREATH is #Takingtherightspath We’re gathering to discuss the laws and policies impacting access to HIV care for racialized communities in Canada. Whether you’re an advocate, a community member, or eager to learn more—your voice matters here.
Register: forms.office.com/r/B5isN6H1n…
Today we spoke at CSPC2024 on the best practices for race-based data collection. At CO-CREATH, data governance is a key part of health research. Our new project, APCI 2.0, aims to develop a national race-based data framework for Canada’s ACB populations:
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#ThrowbackThursday Dr. Josephine Etowa presented at the Black Mental Health Conference hosted by @uoVTRaC and @uOBlack_Health
Co-Creath retweeted
Despite global prevalence, affecting 500,000 babies annually, sickle cell disease is largely overlooked by Canada's health-care system.
@uOttawa researchers and community advocates, along support from @SenatriceMegie, are mobilizing to drive change.🔎bit.ly/3zKwxoH
ALT From left to right: Smita Pakhale, Jude Mary Cénat, The Honourable Marie-Françoise Mégie, Senator, Biba Tinga and Ewurabena Simpson