QHO Intro
Introductory Episode of Queen’s Health Outreach
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Interview with Mona Rahman
Learn more about this year’s Islamic History Month online events on this interview in which Mona Rahman told us about the importance of getting to know the achievements and heritage of the Black Muslims.
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A Chat with Rector Sam Hiemstra
Join us for an exciting discussion with Queen’s University Rector, Sam Hiemstra! We chat with Sam about his role working on behalf of all students at Queen’s University, the ways in which students can engage with the Office of the Rector, and otherwise stay connected and engaged in the Fall 2020 term!
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Ep. 4 Linguistic Duality among Seniors
What are the challenges of ageing in French in Kingston? Which services are available to francophone seniors? How do seniors from the francophone community engage in a dialogue with the anglophone community and the various allophone communities? Three seniors from the francophone community will share their personal experience and will invite the audience in French […]
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De nos jours, les mots « santé mentale » sont souvent utilisés pour vendre ou faire la promotion des dernières tendances. Mais qu’est-ce que la santé mentale ? La santé mentale est-elle importante ? Est-il correct de ne pas se sentir bien ? En ces temps incertains de pandémie mondiale et de distanciation sociale, trois […]
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Zuhaib Mir, MSc in Epidemiology, supervised by Dr Patti Groome
Topic: Postoperative liver decompensation events following partial hepatectomy for hepatocellular carcinoma among patients with cirrhosis Overview: My research is focused on studying adverse outcomes after surgical resection of liver tumours. Specifically, the majority of patients with liver cancer also have underlying liver disease, called cirrhosis. So, the decision to remove the cancerous portion of their liver must […]
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Dr. Fayyaz Baqir
Dr. Fayyaz Baquir, a Community Development Practitioner and Visiting Professor at the University of Ottawa spoke at Queen’s University on March 4th 2020 and told his story as a Scholar at Risk. Learn more about Scholars at Risk Queen’s at this website
Continue ReadingThe Daily Lives of Francophone, Anglophone and Multilingual Families
What are the challenges of being a language minority family in Kingston? What services are available to Francophone and Multilingual Families? How are these services lacking and impacting the daily lives of Francophone and Multilingual Families? How do Francophone and other non-English speaking families from French engage with the community that surrounds them? How does […]
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The Theater and the Realities of Francophone and Anglophone Artists
Normand Dupont and Liam Karry share a passion for theatre. They have been for many years both practitioners and promoters of a vibrant and multicultural theatre that continues to enrich the city of Kingston.Their varied experiences, which, despite the difference in languages, intersect, will allow us to address the creative, educational and production aspects of […]
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