#Inequities

Kelly Iggers

msiggerslibrary

I am furious. A safe return to school is the single most important thing we need for ALL Ontarians.Students need a safe return to school. What will a yr w/out

«•ATINUKE 👑•»

LadyGrasha

Today (23rd May 2020) is the International Day to End Obstetric Fistula. Obstetric fistula is a medical condition in which a hole develops in the birth canal as a result of childbirth-this can be between the

Meg Ruttan Walker

TricksyRaccoon

Having to explain to people that you can't tease the justice out out climate activism/actions makes me want to claw at my eyes. The pandemic has not made me more

Jess Calarco

JessicaCalarco

Are you looking for ways to better support your students this semester? In this thread, I'll share links to materials I've developed for: 1) understanding the challenges students are facing

Dr. Darien Sutton

DoctorDarienMD

After watching the trial from yesterday, I’m still struck by the ongoing discussion of George Floyd’s past medical history and the attempt to weaponize it. /1 Mr. Floyd had a

Gregg J. Montalto, MD, MPH 🇮🇹🇺🇸

UChiMontalto

A lot of talk about #COVIDー19 immune registries. From an epidemiologic, public health perspective, it is important to know how populations have been, & are being, infected. We have registries

Brandon J. McKoy

Brandon_McKoy

Seeing some folks say that "ReOpening" will allow us to go back to normal, but I'm not understanding why that's anyone's goal. The "normal" we had before this was a

Teach For America

TeachForAmerica

Inspired by the way #edtech entrepreneurs are rising to meet this moment. Here's just a few of the *many* alumni-driven ventures offering additional free services for families and students during

Samadhi Mora Severino

SamadhiMora

Anyone to explain to me why I had to file complaint through @OntHumanRights and @Ont_Ombudsman due to York CAS and Home care supports/SDF inequities across Ontario for my son and

#PettyPendergrass

ashoncrawley

during a pandemic you want me to vote for someone that doesn't support universal healthcare. DURING A PANDEMIC?whew, chillay! what i am trying to say: this is a spectacular event,

Kevin Gannon

TheTattooedProf

Students did NOT experience "learning loss." Students absolutely learned during Covid: how to navigate new and shifting learning environments, persisting when all society's institutions failed them, responding to adversity, on

InclusionWinnipeg

Inclusion_Wpg

The COVID-19 virus exposes inequities in our community that predated the crisis.Many people with intellectual disabilities face barriers to employment and rely on government assistance to live. This is not

Roya Hakakian

RoyaTheWriter

1) I’m a proud signatory of #theLetter published in #Harpers, calling for justice and open debate. Some have dismissed it as a statement by a “privileged” few. The term privileged

Philip Loring

ConserveChange

Doing science, and especially social science, is a political act. Researchers are in unique positions of power. We make choices about what sorts of science to do, what aspects of

Christopher Parsons

caparsons

A on my thoughts about the Canadian Covid-19 app Some people have been asking me whether I plan to use the Canadian Covid-19 app, which was released July 31

Rhea Boyd MD, MPH

RheaBoydMD

To all of those now asking:"What can we do about the racial health inequities emerging amid COVID-19?" I'm starting a list, right here, that I invite my colleagues to add