Advancing inclusive research in medicine: Anti-racist and decolonial approaches

In this session, we will have a discussion with researchers who are actively integrating anti-racist and decolonial principles into their work. This session will explore practical strategies for building meaningful research partnerships with marginalized communities and creating inclusive labs or research groups. Whether you’re a principal investigator, graduate student, clinician, or health professional, you will gain tangible skills and inspiration to create more inclusive and collaborative research.

Speakers:

• Ninan Abraham, Professor, UBC Department of Microbiology and Immunology and UBC Department of Zoology
• Nitasha Puri, Clinical Associate Professor, UBC Department of Family Practice; Staff Physician, Addiction Medicine and Substance Use Services, Fraser Health Authority
• Scott Ramsay, Assistant Professor, UBC School of Nursing; Nurse Clinician, The Neurological Care Centre, BC Children’s Hospital
• Michelle Montgomery, Professor, Ethnic, Gender, and Labor Studies; Assistant Director, Office of Undergraduate Education; Director, Muckleshoot Doctoral Cohort; Adjunct Professor, School of Medicine, Department of Bioethics & Humanities, University of Washington Tacoma

How to join:

• Registration

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