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About Empathy is a healthCARE podcast that focuses on patient, caregiver and healthcare provider stories. […]

We apologize for the recent cancellations of MMM rounds since entering the third pandemic wave. […]

We’re cancelling this month’s Mixed-Media & Medicine session (May 18). We hope you’re keeping well and safe. […]

ARTBEAT is pleased to announce that Synesthesia 2021 is now live. Synesthesia is an annual exhibit of visual and literary art created by health professional students, staff, faculty, and alumni at the University of Toronto. […]

Post MD Education continues to offer the Medical Humanities Education Matching Funding Grant in the amount of $5,000 per project proposal, distributed on a semi-annual basis. […]

The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the lives of millions around the world. In this issue, UTMJ invited national and international leaders to reflect on on-going challenges and lessons learned during the world’s response and journey during this pandemic. […]

The Creating Space 11 Conference Planning Committee, based in St. John’s Newfoundland and Labrador, is pleased to announce the call for abstracts.  Please see attached for details. […]

One of our Health, Arts and Humanities Program  Community Partners-THE GLENN GOULD FOUNDATION - is offering free podcasts on music and the arts. […]

Plums in the Icebox is an ongoing creative writing workshop for health practitioners. Each month we meet via Zoom in a small group to share work, do some writing, give some feedback and -most of all- reconnect with our writing and reading. In between meetings we do more of the same via chat. […]

The narratives that patients and practitioners construct together can affect the nature and meaning of health events. […]

Palette is currently accepting submissions for Issue IV of Palette, UofT Medicine’s arts and culture magazine. […]

We are thrilled to invite you to the launch of our interactive online installation, Representations of Pain, which interrogates representations and expands definitions of pain through a variety of media, from fine arts to the sciences. […]