Office of Community Engagement

Faculty of Medicine

News and events

Global health activities in our community

Find out what global health activities and initiatives are taking place throughout the year.

Our Social Media Accounts
Community Partnerships and Global Health
(@DalGlobalHealth)
Black Health (PLANS)
Indigenous Health (Keknu’tmasiek Ta’n Tel Welo’ltimk)
Community Engaged Service Learning Program
  

 

If you would like to get involved with an event or you have a story to share, please contact us.

News

  • 2025/2026 White Fragility Clinic
    2025/2026 White Fragility Clinic. Do you aspire to be a stronger ally and deepen your understanding, while gaining the tools, insight, and support to make that a reality? Led by Dr. Gaynor Watson-Creed, this interactive session offers a safe, non-judgmental space.
  • International Refugee and Migration Health Conference ‑ Requesting student volunteers
    June 27 - 29, 2025, Halifax Convention Centre. This conference is offered by The Society of Refugee Healthcare Providers and is dedicated to improving the health and well-being of refugees and immigrants. They connect professionals across disciplines, offer specialized resources, and provide a platform for collaboration, education, and advocacy to ensure equitable healthcare for vulnerable populations. They are looking for at least 10 student volunteers to help with the conference in Halifax this summer.
  • Dal Faculty of Medicine's Medical Research Development Office Funding Opportunity for ICAM 2025
    Faculty of Medicine’s Medical Research Development Office (MRDO) is pleased to announce that Halifax will be the site of The International Congress on Academic Medicine (ICAM) 2025, taking place from April 3-6, 2025. MRDO can cover the registration fee for up to 75 trainee participants who submit an abstract.
  • 2024 ‑ 2025 White Fragility Clinic
    Hosted every two weeks on Thursdays at 1 pm (unless otherwise noted). Each session is set as an open discussion platform to explore, in a brave and non-judgmental space, issues including the concept of whiteness, white fragility, and its role in racism.
  • 2025 Student Writing Competition
    Submissions Due: April 30, 2025. Theme: Community Engagement. Word count: Approx. 500. Our office is excited announce another year of the Student Writing Competition. This is open to all students at Dalhousie University and unpublished and published pieces that have not previously been chosen as a contest winner are eligible.
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