Sadra Taghizadeh Toossi is a global health student at York University with a focus on climate change, digital literacy and interests in climate-related diseases such as chronic kidney disease (CKD). He brings an interdisciplinary lens to understanding how misinformation and digital engagement shape both public health and environmental responses.
As a research assistant at the Wellness Impact Lab, supervised by Dr. Harvey Skinner, Sadra conducts literature reviews on climate communication and digital resilience.
He also co-leads the Gentlemen’s Climate Café alongside Dr. Harvey Skinner, a developing initiative that will explore masculinity, climate emotion, and advocacy among young men through participatory research and peer-led dialogue.
Research Keywords
Digital literacy; Masculinity and climate emotion; Climate stigma
Themes | Global Health & Humanitarianism |
Status | Alum |
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