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May 2022 – Issue 4
CHAIM’s Top Three
Spring 2022
Welcome to the first edition of the CHAIM Centre Newsletter. Here you will receive updates on Centre activities and affiliate activities.
1. 2022 One Health Challenge Winners
Six weeks of hard work came to a head on Mar. 19 when students presented their pitches on interventions that can promote the use of green spaces for public health benefits. While all teams brought innovative ideas to the table, first place went to the “Green Days” Team. Runner ups include the “Community Flyers” Team and the “Flowers for Hope” Team.
Read our blog post about the 2022 OHC and watch all the pitches.
2. Culture and Gender Mental Health Chair Renewal
Congratulations to Neuroscience Professor Dr. Kim Matheson for the renewal of her joint Culture and Gender Mental Health Research Chair by Carleton University and The Royal’s Institute of Mental Health Research (IMHR).
In her last five years, she spearheaded the Indigenous Youth Futures Partnership, and she will continue her work on health inequities, especially in underserved communities.
Read more about her future plans.
3. CHAIM Chats – Episode 3
The latest episode of CHAIM Chats explores topics on accessibility, green spaces, and the built environment. Two experts from Carleton University, Paul Villeneuve and Cathy Malcolm Edwards, talk about how these topics intersect and affect individuals living in North America.
Listen to the episode here.
Upcoming Event: STAR Symposium: Climate Change and Health
Friday
May 27
8:00 a.m.
Richcraft Hall
2nd Floor Conference Rooms
Learn more here about this event with keynote speaker André Picard, a health reporter from Globe and Mail, as well as round table discussions, student poster presentations and a networking event.
Canadian Health Adaptations, Innovations, & Mobilization (CHAIM) Centre
Carleton University
1125 Colonel By Drive
Ottawa, Ontario
613-520-2600 ext. 7825
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