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March 24, 2015
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Public Lectures
Turnbull lecture
NTE Impact Ethics together with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives-Nova Scotia presents a keynote address and an interactive panel discussion with Jeffrey Turnbull, Visiting Professor in Medical Citizenship.
On March 24, 2015, from 6:30 - 8:00 pm
In the O'Reagan Hall, Halifax Central Library
Keynote: Addressing the Health Needs of People who are Homeless
Interactive Panel: Poverty, Health and Homelessness in Halifax
The event will be live-streamed by CCPA.
Download pdf poster of the event (394kb)
This event is part of the Dalhousie School of Medicine’s Visiting Professorship in Medical Citizenship. It has been organized with the following partners: Adsum for Women & Children, Canadian Doctors for Medicare, Halifax Central Library, Mi'kmaw Native Friendship Centre, North End Community Health Centre, Nova Scotia Citizens Health Network, and NTE: Impact Ethics.
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