DMSS Statement on Commitment to Fighting Anti-Black Racism
Anti-Black Racism Resources
Contacts
The Black Student Advising Centre: (902) 880-4602 / taiwooa@dal.ca
PLANS (Promoting Leadership in Health for African Nova Scotians)
Manager: Sarah Upshaw (902) 494-7831 / sarah.upshaw@dal.ca
Black Medical Students’ Association of Canada (BMSAC) Facebook and Twitter
James R. Johnston Chair, Black Canadian Studies: https://www.dal.ca/faculty/jrj-chair.html
@JRJChair FB group
New Brunswick Black History Society: Website
PRUDE Inc (Pride in Race, Unity and Dignity through Education), New Brunswick: FB Page, Website
Educational Resources
Racial Injustice: Medicine is not exempt.
How To Be More Than a Performative Ally In Medicine: Invisible Challenges in Medicine Resource
CFMS Anti-racism Book Club/Summer Reading Course: sign up here
Canadian resources
'The Skin We're In' by author Desmond Cole (2020)
'There's Something in the Water' (2019) (Netflix Documentary by actress Ellen Page and Dr. Ingrid Waldron, a sociologist at Dalhousie University that looks at environmental racism in the Black and First Nations communities in Nova Scotia)
American resources (articles, books, videos and podcasts): bit.ly/ANTIRACISMRESOURCES
See Anti-Black Racism Resources page for a more comprehensive list of resources
The Black Student Advising Centre: (902) 880-4602 / taiwooa@dal.ca
PLANS (Promoting Leadership in Health for African Nova Scotians)
Manager: Sarah Upshaw (902) 494-7831 / sarah.upshaw@dal.ca
Black Medical Students’ Association of Canada (BMSAC) Facebook and Twitter
James R. Johnston Chair, Black Canadian Studies: https://www.dal.ca/faculty/jrj-chair.html
@JRJChair FB group
New Brunswick Black History Society: Website
PRUDE Inc (Pride in Race, Unity and Dignity through Education), New Brunswick: FB Page, Website
Educational Resources
Racial Injustice: Medicine is not exempt.
How To Be More Than a Performative Ally In Medicine: Invisible Challenges in Medicine Resource
CFMS Anti-racism Book Club/Summer Reading Course: sign up here
Canadian resources
'The Skin We're In' by author Desmond Cole (2020)
'There's Something in the Water' (2019) (Netflix Documentary by actress Ellen Page and Dr. Ingrid Waldron, a sociologist at Dalhousie University that looks at environmental racism in the Black and First Nations communities in Nova Scotia)
American resources (articles, books, videos and podcasts): bit.ly/ANTIRACISMRESOURCES
See Anti-Black Racism Resources page for a more comprehensive list of resources
About the DMSS
DMSS Executive 2020-2021
The Dal Med Students' Society includes all current Dalhousie Students who are enrolled in the Undergraduate Medicine Program. An Executive and Council oversees and funds academic and extracurricular endeavours undertaken by student groups.
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Useful Links for Current Students
Brightspace (log in with Dal ID)
One45 (log in with Dal ID) Dal Medix (log in with Dal ID) Dal LibGuides Dalhousie Student Affairs Dalhousie Undergraduate Medical Education (UGME) Dalhousie Medical School Admissions VoxMeDal (Medical Alumni Magazine) Canadian Federation of Medical Students (CFMS) Canadian Medical Association (CMA) Doctors Nova Scotia (DNS) |
