Are you 65+ and interested in what's happening McMaster University? Share your ideas on making the campus more welcoming to older adults at the Bites and Insights events. Enjoy snacks, hear from researchers, and make your voice heard. Register here: bit.ly/4e1UNSp

Happy #Pride Month 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️  We celebrate the resiliency, diversity and contributions of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, while honouring the ongoing efforts to achieve safety and freedom for all.  🔗 Learn about Pride 2024 at McMaster: dailynews.mcmaster.ca/articles/pride…

🔔 Last chance to register and receive up to $175 in gift card compensation! The last available workshop is on June 26th. Register here: mentalhealth.mcmaster.ca/initiatives/pr… #McMasterUniversity McMaster University

When healthcare professionals wear pronoun pins, we help build trust & demonstrate a commitment to affirm each patient’s identity, improving their emotional well-being & overall health outcomes – says EDI leader Natasha Johnson (she/her). More pronoun advice ⬇️ pediatrics.healthsci.mcmaster.ca/stick-with-it-…

Join R. James McKinlay at the Saltfleet branch of Hamilton PL at 1:30 today to learn more about McMaster Optimal Aging Portal and using research to empower decisions that support aging well mcmasteroptimalaging.org

Congratulations to the thousands of McMaster graduates who will cross the Convocation stage this week. Marauders, you make us proud! Learn more: ow.ly/H56c50ScIOV | #MacGrad2024 🎓

Featuring lively design-thinking exercises with trainees & members of Gilbrea Centre, Bites and Insights — sponsored by McMaster Okanagan Office of Health & Well-being & McMaster OCE — connected valuable perspectives & shared (some @McmasterAlumni!) stories about McMaster University as an age-friendly institution.

June is the month of the Strawberry Moon and a time for reconciliation teachings. Bernice (kwe/she/her), associate dean Indigenous health McMaster Health Sciences, shares a reconciliation message for #NationalIndigenousHistoryMonth ow.ly/b0wZ50SfJnw

Join MIRA McMaster and Hamilton PL for Bites and Insights. On July 3, Vanessa De Rubeis presents on what we have learned about aging well from Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging (CLSA). Register for this in-person event: ow.ly/Jx6r50SfM7V

Our team had the pleasure of participating in a 2-day data analysis session for the ConsentLit Study, in partnership with the SVPRO & Susan Tighe. Thank you to our study participants for sharing your valuable insights to help foster a campus culture of respect and consent.

It's Pride Month, so we thought it was the perfect time to announce the library has a new program coming this September called Queer Study Buddies. Think of it as a study hall for queer students! Stay tuned to our social media accounts for more details early in the fall term. 🌈

We are excited to share that OPIRG McMaster is building a new accessible community garden on campus! 🌱  Funded in part by the 2022 MOSPF, this garden will be a valuable resource & gathering space for the McMaster University community.  Thank you to the volunteer team for your support!

Twenty engaged members of the community (and one dog!) came out to the Sherwood branch of Hamilton PL to hear a fantastic presentation on Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging (CLSA) by Vanessa De Rubeis for #BitesandInsights.

In February, we opened applications for the 5th annual MOSPF. Students, faculty and staff were invited to apply for up to $5,000 in funding to launch their health and well-being project ideas. We are thrilled to announce the 2024 recipients: okanagan.mcmaster.ca/initiatives/mc…

Applications for the 2024-2025 MOOHW Student Volunteer Program are now open. Undergrads and grads can apply (including incoming students for 2024). Link in bio. #McMaster #McMasterU #MacU #McMasterUniversity #OkanaganCharter McMaster University @MacHealthSci

Are you a #McMaster faculty or student-facing staff member and interested in learning more about student mental health? Join us at our free upcoming Professor Hippo-on-Campus Workshop. 🗓️ September 27th from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM 📍University Hall, room 211