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DESCRIPTION:Join the Office of Indigenous Initiatives for another Ajuinnata
  at 51³Ô¹ÏÍøevent: A Conversation on Inuit Health and Wellness with special
  guests Minnie Grey and Richard Budgell. This event will be driven by disc
 ussion questions. All are encouraged to attend\, and light refreshments wi
 ll be provided.\n\nWhere: Royal Victoria College West Lounge 014 (access v
 ia 3425 rue University\, Montreal\, QC)\n\nSpeaker bios:\n\nMinnie Grey\, 
 who is from Kuujjuaq\, Nunavik\, has helped protect and promote the Inuit 
 way of life for over 30 years. As the former vice-president of the Inuit C
 ircumpolar Council and the chief negotiator for the creation of a Nunavik 
 regional government\, she spearheaded and bolstered initiatives that impro
 ved education\, food security\, cultural rights\, and economic development
  across Inuit Nunangat. As the former executive director of the Nunavik Re
 gional Board of Health and Social Services\, she established and furthered
  health policies in Nunavik—notably those addressing youth mental health.
 \n\nRichard Budgell\, a Labrador Inuk\, was appointed Assistant Professor 
 in the Department of Family Medicine at 51³Ô¹ÏÍøin 2020\, where he lectures
 \, writes\, and does research on Inuit health. Prior to joining Family Med
 icine\, he was a federal government public servant in First Nations and In
 uit health\, and other Indigenous fields\, for more than thirty years. Has
  was awarded the Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal in 2002 for exemp
 lary public service in his role in the creation of the Aboriginal Head Sta
 rt program\, an early childhood development program for First Nations\, In
 uit\, and Métis children and families. He has a Master of Arts degree in C
 anadian Studies (Aboriginal concentration) from Carleton University and be
 gan doctoral studies in History at 51³Ô¹ÏÍøin 2021. He is involved in a var
 iety of research projects\, including Inuit cultural safety in health care
  and the Inuit community in southern Quebec.\n
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SUMMARY:A Conversation on Inuit Health and Wellness
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