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Weekly Radar now keeps an eye on funding opportunities

In our ongoing effort to foster new, meaningful research collaborations, the Weekly Radar email now features a ‘Grants Radar’ section, that overviews upcoming funding opportunities relevant to the work of the Centre.

The new ‘Grants Radar’ is now included alongside recently initiated ‘Events Radar,’ which provides a weekly updated list of conferences, webinar, and other events of interest to members of CRHESI.

As always, when you come across an funding or event opportunity to share with the CRHESI ecosystem, you can easily submit it anytime or email us at info@crhesi.ca

We are committed to sharing a weekly communique that is truly helpful, informative, and constructive. If you have any suggestions or feedback for us towards this end, please do not hesitate to let us know.

And, lastly, please remember that you are welcome to invite your colleagues and associates to subscribe to CRHESI communications and/or join our membership.

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Welcome to Our New Community Co-Director

The Centre for Research on Health Equity and Social Inclusion is thrilled to announce the appointment of Heather Lokko as our new Community Co-Director.

Heather Lokko is the Chief Nursing Officer and the Director of Healthy Start at Middlesex-London Health Unit. Heather joins Helene Berman (Academic Co-Director) in providing vision, direction, and oversight to the operations of the Centre.

The CRHESI community once again wishes to acknowledge and thank Steve Goodine for his commitment and leadership in the role of Community Co-Director for the past three years. (And we congratulate him on his retirement!)

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The first issue of LISTENERS is released

The Centre for Research on Health Equity and Social Inclusion is happy to announce that LISTENERS Issue 1 is now released.

LISTENERS is an experimental publication that preserves, documents, and shares stories about living in London, Ontario, Canada. The series includes diverse forms of knowledge sharing, including storytelling, biography, literature reviews, issue-specific compendia, reflective commentary, case studies, environmental scans, and community-led inquiries.

This first issue includes…

  • Let’s Talk About It: Racism in London High Schools by Marie Fiedler
  • The Impact of Suicide: A Descriptive Analysis of the Principles and Practices of Media Outlets When Reporting on Suicide by Siena Maxwell
  • A Moment or a Movement? Local Community Responses and Perspectives on #MeToo by Sarah Cola, Shannen Iris Stroe, Sonia Thushiyandan
  • The Power of Inclusive Workplaces in London, Ontario by Leah C. Bleecker

Copies of LISTENERS Issue 1 are available for pickup at the CRHESI office at Innovation Works or at upcoming CRHESI events in 2019. Special thanks to Community Engaged Learning at Western University for helping us make a greater number of copies of this issue freely available to the community.

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