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null Public Webinars - MISI Summer School: Bridging Science and Inclusion

Description:
From June 17 to 19, The Institute’s EDI and DCAT teams invite you to a series of virtual conferences on inclusive research practices and ethical engagement with Indigenous communities. This series is part of Summer School: Bridging Science and Inclusion of the Integral Mentorship for Inclusive Science (Mentorat intégral pour la science inclusive, MISI) project. MISI aims to increase the participation and success of women and Indigenous students in health research training.

This series, that organizers open freely to the Institute’s community, will offer opportunities to better understand what inclusive leadership is and how to apply it to research teams; how to conduct intersectional and sex and gender-based research; how to forge ethical partnerships with Indigenous communities; and how to create culturally safe spaces in research. The dialogues will be nurtured by the experience of academics, community, and engaged leaders.

Schedule

Wednesday, June 17

  • 09:00 | Panel: Ethical and Community-Grounded Research: Indigenous Perspectives
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  • 10:35 | Indigenous Cultural Safety Training – Samantha Coonishish and Christina Smith, CBHSSJB
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  • 13:00 | Ethical Research practices with Indigenous Communities: Building Partnerships with Eeyou/Eenou (Cree) Communities - Kaha:wi Jacobs, Mary Monger, CBHSSJB
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Thursday, June 18

  • 09:35 | Intersectional and Participatory Research: From Theory to Practice - Fatoumata Balde, Hannah Quinn (The Institute), moderated by Seeta Ramdass (Santé Québec)
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  • 13:00 | Presentation: Promoting Research and Researchers to Improve Equity: Positionality and Intersectionality – Justin Sanders (The Institute)
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  • 14:00 | Panel: Intersectionality and the Patient Partner Perspective – Linda Hunter, Khadidja Chougui moderated by Seeta Ramdass (Santé Quebec)
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Friday, June 19

  • 09:30 | Panel: Knowledge Mobilization and Inclusive Research – Sarah Mohamed (Black Community Research Centre) and Argerie Tsimicalis (Shriners Hospital, The Institute)
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  • 10:45 | Beyond The Paper - Knowledge Mobilization Grant Winners - Marilyn Ahun, Maeve Botham, Stella Daskalopoulou, Romina Pace, Alexandra Kindrat, Emily McDonald, Annie Leung (The Institute)
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For questions, contact the project coordinator: anick.jasmin@muhc.mcgill.ca