Missed out on our Health and Human Rights Conference? Watch Anh Cao, a top graduate of the University of Toronto, speak on his own experiences with homelessness.

Anh, a foreign student from Vietnam, had a long and bumpy road to the top, but it was journey that many wi...

The demand for palliative care has been on the rise over the past decade. As one of the fastest growing fields in the healthcare sector, palliative care aims to provide the best quality of life for patients facing terminal illness and their families until the end of li...

OMWHO 2017 was great! Here's a video with all our best highlights! Thank you to everyone who came out!

As first-time co-chairs for Global Health Engage (GHE) – a subsidiary of the U of T International Health Program (UTIHP) – Derek and I were presented with a new yet exciting challenge to put our twist on global health and civic engagement. Even before becoming leaders...

Day 2 of the Health and Human Rights conference was very humbling, eye-opening and interactive. Things kicked off with a special keynote from a refugee student: James T. Madhier. Born during a vicious civil war in Southern Sudan, he grew up without knowing the differen...

UTIHP’s Health and Human Rights Conference took place over two days, providing attendees with an enriching experience on medical humanitarian interventions in conflict zones. The first day of the conference welcomed Dr. Leslie Shanks as the keynote speaker.

Dr. Shanks b...

During reading week, HSPP gave me the wonderful opportunity to tag along with them on one of their high school visits. For this visit, we went to University of Toronto Schools, located a short walk from Bloor and Spadina. It was a brisk and chilly morning, the air was...