The 'Chatting in the City' podcast is an initiative by the V-TRaC (Vulnerability, Trauma, Resilience, and Culture) Laboratory at the University of Ottawa to explore mental health in the Black community. The podcast is part of the larger BeCoMHeal Project, which is funded by the Public Health Agency of Canada.

Chatting in the City
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Podcast Overview
The 'Chatting in the City' podcast is an initiative by the V-TRaC (Vulnerability, Trauma, Resilience, and Culture) Laboratory at the University of Ottawa to explore mental health in the Black community. The podcast is part of the larger BeCoMHeal Project, which is funded by the Public Health Agency of Canada.
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9/6/2020
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Recent Episodes

December 29, 2022
Chatting In the City |Season 3, Episode 2| The International Student Experience and Mental Health
As the year comes to a close, this week, we are talking about the international student experience and mental health. Our Guest: Chienye Onyeagucha – is a second-year health science student and the President of the Nigerian Student Association at the university of Ottawa Follow the Nigerian Student Association on Socials @nsa.uottawa ____ Visit our website to learn more about #MentalHealth or to learn how to support someone else in need: https://mentalhealthforeveryone.ca/

November 29, 2022
Chatting In the City |Season 3, Episode 1 | Experiences with Mental Health Growing up Caribbean Families.
As we wrap up the month of November, this week, we are talking about experiences with mental health growing up in Caribbean families. Our Guest: Monique Kepple & Esther Goombs Monique Kepple – is a third biomedical science student and the Director of Translations for the Caribbean Student Association Esther Goombs – is a 4th year Political Science & Public Administration student and the President of the Caribbean Student Association ____ Visit our website to learn more about #MentalHealth or to learn how to support someone else in need: https://mentalhealthforeveryone.ca/

November 5, 2022
Chatting In The City |Season 2, Episode 6 | La représentation des femmes noires dans les services de santé
Cette semaine, nous parlons avec Sadjo Paquita Candidate au doctorat en étude féministe de genre à l’institut d’études féministe et de genre à l’université d’Ottawa. Elle nous fait part de sa recherche sur la question de la représentation des femmes noires dans les services de santé. Visitez notre site web pour en savoir plus sur la #santémentale ou pour apprendre comment soutenir quelqu’un d’autre dans le besoin : https://mentalhealthforeveryone.ca
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