This presentation focuses on Indigenous Women in Leadership and Reconciliation. Selena Mills, Project Manager, Health Transformation and Communications Strategist @ The Centre for Wise Practices in Indigenous Health, Women’s College Hospital, joins us to share her experiences in and advocacy for Indigenous health and medical education. Session is hosted live on Zoom. Register on Eventbrite.

Conversations on Social Inclusion continues with a look at Women and Gender Issues. We open with a presentation on Women in Leadership, with a focus on Leadership in the Health Sciences.

The aim is to showcase the achievement of successful women who can share their experiences, discuss unique challenges/opportunities faced in their field and empower the next generation of leaders.

Selena Mills, Project Manager, Health Transformation and Communications Strategist @ The Centre for Wise Practices in Indigenous Health, Women’s College Hospital, joins us to share her experiences in and advocacy for Indigenous health and medical education.

Selena (Cree, French Canadian-Euro | She/Her) is a direct descendant of the Woodland Cree peoples of Lac Laronge, Treaty 6. A people and purpose driven interdisciplinary, she’s an auntie, sister, friend, wife, and community-centred mama-bear to two magnificent humans. Selena is currently Project Manager and Lead of Strategic Communications for The Centre for Wise Practices in Indigenous Health at Women’s College Hospital, specializing in knowledge translation, data visualization, content creation and event coordination.