The student mental health crisis is one that can no longer be ignored in our post-secondary learning institutions. It is essential that our educational systems reflect the value of mental health as a human right and start collaborating with students to break down the barriers to wellbeing and justice.
Our introductory panel Q&A segment will kick off this special series on the intersection of mental health and post-secondary education from a justice perspective. The episodes are live recordings from SMH Summit - a week-long summit on the student mental health crisis and student organizing led by the UofT Mental Health Policy Council, UOCollective 4 Mental Health, and the Disability Justice Network of Ontario.
After Olson Crow leads us through a land acknowledgment exercise, the first-panel Q&A will feature speakers Kelly Davis, Kayti Baur, Brady Kroeker who will speak to their own individual experiences and perspectives approaching the mental health crisis.
The student mental health crisis is one that can no longer be ignored in our post-secondary learning institutions. It is essential that our educational systems reflect the value of mental health as a human right and start collaborating with students to break down the barriers to wellbeing and justice.
Our introductory panel will kick off this special series on the intersection of mental health and post-secondary education from a justice perspective. The episodes are live recordings from SMH Summit - a week-long summit on the student mental health crisis and student organizing led by the UofT Mental Health Policy Council, UOCollective 4 Mental Health, and the Disability Justice Network of Ontario.
After Olson Crow leads us through a land acknowledgment exercise, the first-panel discussion will feature speakers Kelly Davis, Kayti Baur, Brady Kroeker who will speak to their own individual experiences and perspectives approaching the mental health crisis.