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We are looking for Hamilton-based submissions for, "Resilience & Connection: Artistic Explorations of Mental Health," to be exhibited locally in Hamilton during CMHA Mental Health Week in May 2023!

Saturday hours for March, researcher congrats and kudos, and a new data set profile.

The executive director of McMaster’s Master of Public Policy in Digital Society program was recently featured as one of 50 ‘Changemakers’ in one of Canada’s top publications.

Join us remotely via Zoom for, "Assessing & Addressing Health Equity in Children's Mental Health: Lessons Learned from Implementing Community Parenting Programs", with Dr. Andrea Gonzalez on Feb. 27, 2023 from 2:30-3:30 PM EST.

Vicky Bungay, Tier II Canada Research Chair in Gender, Equity, and Community Engagement, and Professor in the School of Nursing at the University of British Columbia, will illustrate how community-based, participatory research (CBPR) shapes intervention research including the metrics necessary to test feasibility and acceptability in a pilot study to enhance health and social care among women experiencing gender-based violence and street-involvement.

Join us for the opening night reception of, "Resilience & Connection: Artistic Explorations of Mental Health,", a Student Art Exhibition, Mar. 2, 2023 from 6:00-9:00 PM.

The Department of Religious Studies is now accepting applications for our brand new one-year MA program for the Fall 2023 intake!

All four of the department’s SSHRC graduate nominees win major doctoral scholarships.

Applications opening soon for Fall 2023 intake - stay tuned!

Noah’s article ‘Dairy concessions in Canadian trade: a discursive institutionalist account’ has been published in the Canadian Foreign Policy Journal.

Cassandra Preece recently published in the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada’s online blog, Dispatch, discussing the anniversary of the military coup in Myanmar and Canada’s role in the country as we look to the future.

Help address social issues around homelessness for a chance to win up to $3000!

Considering Grad School? Attend our Workshop on February 8th from 12:30pm – 1pm

Black Caregivers, Border Regimes and (Un)Belonging in Canada: 'Everyday' Life as Resistance in the Workplace

Attend the Distress Centre of Halton Virtual Information Session on January 31st to learn about volunteer opportunities in your community.

Scott Smith successfully defended his doctoral thesis entitled: Convening Authority in Global Education: A Case Study of the OECD's Assessment of Higher Education Learning Outcomes

Pandemic Y. pestis lineages emerged decades before being historically documented from European sources.

Saturday hours for February, holiday closures, researcher congrats and kudos, and a new data set profile.

Watch our recording of "Psychological Risks of Advocacy: Exploring the Mental Health Needs of Black and Indigenous Human Rights Advocates in the U.S. and Canada", a talk presented by Dr. Imani Michelle Scott on Nov. 29th, 2022.

The Community Research Platform (CRP), through its Community-Engaged Research (CER) Graduate Student Internship Program, has awarded five graduate student internships.

Dr. Tina Fetner, Professor of Sociology, offers her insights in a recent New York Times article