Researchers at McGill’s Centre of Genomics and Policy (CGP) have launched a first-of-its-kind guide to help Canadian health-care providers offer more inclusive, respectful and affirming care to intersex adults. Co-written with Intersex Canada and developed in close collaboration with the intersex community, Towards Affirmative Intersex Health Communication in Canada is meant to address barriers in health care faced by people born with variations in physical sex characteristics that do not fit ty
Oct 03 25October 03, 2025
Article at mcgill.ca
« Cette avancée est importante pour toutes les personnes touchées par les changements climatiques : agriculteurs, urbanistes, équipes d’intervention en cas de catastrophe et responsables politiques en matière de climat. »
Jul 23 25July 23, 2025
Article at McGill Reporter
‘This discovery matters for everyone affected by changing weather patterns – from farmers and city planners to disaster response teams and climate policymakers’
McGill’s new accessibility strategy will strengthen access and promote the full inclusion of McGill students, faculty and staff with disabilities.
May 08 25May 08, 2025
He joins the university from a previous role at Concordia’s Black Perspectives Office
Apr 10 25April 10, 2025
Dominique Blain, BFA 79, understood early on the distinction between painter and artist. “I knew I was not a painter from the beginning,” she recalls. “But I was interested in every technique that could help me create.” Now a celebrated…
Apr 25 24April 25, 2024
Article at concordia.ca
Photo by Megan Thomas, via Unsplash Tracking and purchasing locally produced or processed food will soon be a piece of cake for Quebec’s public institutions, whatever their size. It’s all thanks to a new high-performance software called Tracéco. The…
Nov 06 23November 06, 2023
How do you cope with the death of a parent? While many people feel rudderless in the face of such grief, Anthony Pacella, BComm 19, says he found purpose, connection and a meaningful way to mourn his mother through fundraising. Mary Melillo Pacella,…
May 09 24May 09, 2024
Remember your high school science fair? Maybe you built an erupting volcano or observed a seedling grow. Or, if you’re like some of the participants at this year’s Expo-sciences Hydro-Québec, perhaps you invented an artificial intelligence-powered…
Apr 16 24April 16, 2024
By now, most people know about the importance of self-care. But finding time for it in a busy schedule is another story. For Joshua Lewis, BFA 03, his own self-care practice began with his studies in theatre performance (now the Acting for the…
Apr 03 24April 03, 2024
Kay Pettigrew draws on extensive hospitality experience to offer editing advice for when you've made a mistake.
Oct 03 24October 03, 2024
Article at The Editor's Weekly
Maja Vodanovic, the mayor of Lachine and a Faculty of Fine Arts alumna, integrates her artistic background into her political career to create sustainable communities, emphasizing creativity and experimentation in governance.
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