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Dr. Delores Mullings

Associate Professor and Interim Associate Dean of Undergraduate Programs | Memorial University

Anti-Black racism; anti-racism; aging; aging Caribbean community; Black and racialized elders; aging immigrants; immigration, settlement and integration in Atlantic Canada region; settlement and integration in small urban centres, rural and remote areas; parenting; mothering

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Dr. Jehannine Austin

Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Medical Genetics, Canada Research Chair in Translational Psychiatric Genomics | University of British Columbia

Dr. Jehannine Austin researches matters related to genetic testing, genetic counselling and psychiatric disorders

Mieko Tarrius

PhD Candidate and Researcher, Geography and Urban Studies | Concordia University

gentrification, tech-led gentrification, whiteness, racism, systemic racism, diversity, cities, urban centres, tech

Teresa Isabel Dias

Pharmacist, NAMS Certified Menopause Practitioner | MenopausED

Menopause, menopause education, menopause at work, perimenopause, women's midlife health, women's health advocate, pharmaceuticals, health and wellness

Dr. Danielle Rice

Psychologist (Ph.D., C. Psych, Supervised Practice), St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton; Assistant Professor | McMaster University

Mental Health, Mental Health and Addictions, Substance Use Among Children and Youth, Depression, Psychology, Improving Quality and Methods of Research, Knowledge Synthesis, Systematic Review