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THE 4TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON URBAN HEALTH

 

ACHIEVING SOCIAL JUSTICE IN URBAN COMMUNITIES

October 26-28, 2005 The Westin Harbour Castle Hotel Toronto, Ontario Canada

 

 

Hosted by: Centre for Research on Inner City Health, St Michael's Hospital

 

THE OFFICIAL CONFERENCE OF THE 

INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR URBAN HEALTH

 

This conference, now in its 4th year, has become the leading international
forum for the discussion of urban health research. The annual meeting of the
International Society for Urban Health brings together researchers,
practitioners, community members, and policy makers to present leading-edge
research and to discuss how to translate research into practice and policy.
The past conferences have had increasing international attendance and
representation from a wide variety of research disciplines. 

 

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS 

 

Online abstract submission is open for the 4th International Conference on
Urban Health. We invite you to submit research abstracts related to the
conference theme, Achieving Social Justice in Urban Communities, and
particularly in relation to the following focus areas as outlined in the
Call for Abstracts (see attached):

 

- Conceptualizing and measuring social justice 

- Environmental justice 

- Healthcare availability and access 

- Health status of disadvantaged populations 

- International perspectives on urban health 

- Interventions to improve the health of urban communities 

- Models of community-based participatory research 

- Policies promoting social justice 

 

COMMUNITY AND ACADEMIC STREAMS FOR ABSTRACTS

 

Abstract submissions by both community members/organizations and academic
researchers are welcome. Community members/organizations are particularly
encouraged to submit abstracts related to community-based participatory
research or any of the focus areas listed above.  Abstracts submitted by
community members/organizations will be reviewed by people with appropriate
knowledge, expertise, and community research

experience.

 

 

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

 

Instructions and guidelines for abstract preparation are posted on the
conference website at   http://www.crich.ca/isuhconference2005/call.asp The
closing date for abstract submissions is July 29, 2005.

 

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT 

 

The 4th International Conference on Urban Health is proud to announce that
we will be showcasing community-based participatory urban health research
through a special conference stream. This year's conference theme is
Achieving Social Justice in Urban Communities and we believe that goal can
only be achieved if community partners are in attendance.

 

We have also created a special registration fee for community partners (that
includes pre-conference workshops) and have made some additional
scholarships available for those traveling from a great distance. Our goal
is to ensure that at least 150 of the attendees this year represent the
communities that our research is focused on.  More information on workshops,
fees, and scholarships is available online at
http://www.crich.ca/isuhconference2005/ 

 

For ongoing updates and news regarding the Conference, and for more
information on how community members can become actively involved in the
conference by submitting proposals for workshops, panel discussions, and
research abstracts, please visit the Conference website at
http://www.crich.ca/isuhconference2005/call.asp 

 

Conference Chair: 

Dr. Patricia O'Campo

Centre for Research on Inner City Health 

St. Michael's Hospital

 

Sponsored by:

The International Society for Urban Health

St. Michael's Hospital 

The New York Academy of Medicine

Government of Ontario

Bank of Montreal

Wellesley Central Health Corporation

Ontario HIV Treatment Network (OHTN)

 

Partners & Supporters:

St. Michael's Hospital Community Advisory Panels

Ontario Hospital Association

Toronto Public Health

South East Toronto Project (SETo)

 

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