Lucy Hinton
Lucy is researching the policy implications and influences on the dynamic intersections of food, culture, diets and sustainability.
Lucy is researching the policy implications and influences on the dynamic intersections of food, culture, diets and sustainability.
Dr. Horton has extensive experience in developing countries and has consulted for the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank, and several UN agencies.
Aria Ilyad Ahmad's research interests include global health governance and international pharmaceutical policy.
Scott researches science policy and uncertainty management in the areas of climate change, global health, and artificial intelligence.
Rosemary is researching the global political economy of refugee women’s mental health, well-being and education.
Jeremy’s research interests examine the nexus between food system formalization, food security, and food system sustainability.
Dr. Walton-Roberts, a human geographer, focuses her research on Indian emigration, transnational migrant networks and immigration to Canada.
Dr. Whiteside’s current research program focuses on interrelated areas of global health concerns. These include: shifting burdens of disease, immigrant and migrant health, and the economic and social causes and consequences of HIV and AIDS.
Felicia Clement will delve deeper into the complexities enveloped in protecting vulnerable populations from discrimination and violence and explore ways to rebuild a sense of belonging and identity.
Jacqueline Mah will combine her passion for both global governance and climate change.
Ariela St-Pierre-Collins is researching the real impact that multilateral institutions such as the IDB have on the lives of people living in the developing world.
Laura Krizan's research interests include global health governance, international public policy development, and migration.
Araba Maanan Blankson is interested in public policy and international development, particularly, activities and policy processes geared towards reducing poverty and deprivation and creating economic opportunities.
Anjali Shanmugam is interested in the movement of peoples across geographies, the barriers that migrants encounter, and gender inequality, for instance, the access to health rights and property rights of women.
Cassandra Hayward is researching the food ecosystem and food insecurity.
Warren Dodd is an Assistant Professor in the School of Public Health and Health Systems at the University of Waterloo.
Dr. Susan Elliott is a Professor in the Department of Geography and Environmental Management at the University of Waterloo.
Paul Timah is a Cameroonian who has had the “luxury” to experience life in Sweden, Mauritania, Ethiopia and Canada through studies, work and immigration.
Warren Parker is a Public Health and Communication Specialist with a focus in preventative health including COVID-19 and HIV among other diseases and health conditions.
Dr. Rohit Ramchandani is CEO of Antara Global Health Advisors and an Adjunct Professor of Global Health Innovation at the University of Waterloo School of Public Health and Health Systems.