What Makes You Mad About Global Health? Reflections by McGill students


This is a collection of opinion pieces in diverse mediums focusing on the theme “What makes you mad about global health?” These submissions are by McGill students who were part of the course PPHS 511 Fundamentals of Global Health in Fall 2021.



Infographics

Vaccine inequity in infographics - By (1) Chris Shin, (2) Julia Shuurmans & Stephanie Erhart, (3) Romy Labranche, (4) Nicole Giroux, (5) MariaLuisa Vigano & Delaney Barth

Racial inequities in healthcare: viruses don't discriminate, why does healthcare? - By Natika Bikraj

Lack of access to treatment for HIV: the high cost of stigma and discrimination - By Isabel Muñoz & Erick Pelayo

Access to clean drinking water in First Nations communities in Canada in infographics - By Joseph Sayegh

Lack of women in healthcare leadership positions in infographic - By Safiya Rizwan & Tahsa Miller

Dementia: Urgent Global Health Challenge - By Seonwoo Hong, Papia Sultana, Bavisha Thurairajah


Images/Art

Toxic Divide - By Sabrina Sgro

Sunny Days Ahead - By Amy Tang

Mental health in a drawing - By Mackenzie Currie


Videos

Mental Health Awareness: A Growing Need in India - By Rishabh Shah

Inequities in Global HIV Treatment - By Vincenza Caruana, Irmak Bektas & Jerome Bedard-Matteau


Poems

Why I don’t want children - By Bianca Matthews

My land is sick, and so am I - By Christopher Gao, Gloria Ma & Amy Li

A Child’s Play - By Kerry Yang


Instagram Posts

Vaccine inequity in instagram posts - By Cece Cherrat, Melisa Eraslan & Jade Si-Ahmed


Acknowledgments:

We would like to thank Professor Madhukar Pai for setting and sharing this assignment results with us and the teaching assistants Alexandra Jaye Zimmer, Lavanya Huria and Angie Sassi for their support in coordinating the results.