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Lalonde@50 

How can we move the needle on equitable health promotion? 

The McGill Department of Equity, Ethics, and Policy (DEEP) welcomes you to our annual research to policy conference - Lalonde@50: How can we move the needle on equitable health promotion?

For more information visit our event page.


The McGill-UofT Wellbeing Seminar (MUWS) series will feature presentations and panel discussions from leading wellbeing researchers across a variety of disciplines. Wellbeing research is expanding quickly and receiving increased interest from policy-makers and the public, however as a research community we are spread widely across institutions, and most do not have the critical mass of researchers to host their own seminar series in wellbeing research. Conveniently scheduled for researchers in the Americas and accessible to Europe and other time zones, we have conceived the Wellbeing Seminar to fill this gap and foster collaboration among researchers across career-stages and the globe.

May 6th Seminar PosterSchedule:

December 4th - Ruut Veenhoven. Reflections on a half-century of wellbeing research

January 8th - Carol Graham. The Twin Crises of Despair and Misinformation: A Role for Wellbeing Science?

February 5th - Louis Tay. Assessing well-being in societies: Psychometric, methodological, and data science issues to consider

March 4th - Matthew Killingsworth. Human Happiness in High Resolution

April 15th - John Helliwell - Happiness at Different Ages

May 6th - Shige Oishi - Culture and well-being: Conceptual and measurement issues

Register online to attend the seminar series, and to receive notifications from us about future talks.

Visit their website here.


The Policy Talks Webinars were recorded on Zoom and uploaded to our YouTube Channel.

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