Program – University of Toronto
Art is Patient For U of T Medical Faculty and Alumni This 3-part seminar guides Health Professionals and Educators in close observation of art group reflection and art-making within the Art Gallery of Ontario, to let art tell us what we need to
Synesthesia, the annual art show held at the University of Toronto Medical School Building is now accepting submissions! Faculty, alumni and students from ALL healthcare disciplines are invited to contribute work . The date in April for the exhibit and
REGISTER for the Race, Equity & Action Speaker Series with Rabbi Julia Appel on Wednesday, January 22, 2020 In January, the Anti-Racism and Cultural Diversity Office is hosting the third edition of the Race, Equity & Action Speaker Series. The
A Rooster for Asclepius: The Toronto Health Humanities Writing Group* A new monthly health humanities workshop, focused on improving narrative medicine skills through creative and reflective writing, close reading of health-related writing, sharing and reflection on participant work, and ongoing
Art is Patient – January 2020 This 3-part seminar guides Medical Students, Residents and Health Professionals in close observation of art group reflection and art-making within the Art Gallery of Ontario, to let art tell us what we need to know about seeing, witnessing
Narrative Rounds June 5th and the Narrative Atelier-June 5-8, 2020 Please hold the date for our joint DFCM -Department of Psychiatry – Health and Humanities NARRATIVE GRAND ROUNDS – “Stories Turned into Case Studies and Case Files” June 5, 1045
REMINDER: It’s back! PERFORMING PSYCHIATRY January 16, 2020, at Innis Town Hall Call for Submissions deadline is December 13, 2019 MC: David Goldbloom OC, MD, FRCPC Celebrating our Department’s Creativity & Artistry Calling all psychiatry residents, faculty, & hospital staff to present live performances & visual art! If you have
CINEMA MEDICA – Adaptations of Aging: Torching the Dusties & Piano Lessons This event features a screening of two short films about aging, featuring adaptations of literary texts by Margaret Atwood and Alice Munro. Filmmaker and educator Marlene Goldman will
Workshop: A New Way of Seeing — How to Read & Discuss Film Saturday, December 7th, 2-4pm Mount Sinai Hospital, Room 939 Film and television are powerful media for storytelling, making use of a wide range of expressive tools to
University of Toronto Residents’ Creative Writing Group Are you interested in stretching your creative muscles? Looking to refine a creative work for publication? Or perhaps just to inject a dose of humanities into your medical practice? The University of Toronto Residents’
