Celebrating 20 Years of Building a Healthier World for All
Established in 2006, York's Faculty of Health has committed to creating a healthier, and more just world for all, through health education and research. Because health is a fundamental human right.
20th Anniversary Podcast Episodes
Tune in for inspiring conversations, practical health tips, and a behind-the-scene look at upstream change happening at York and beyond.
Listen to the deans, researchers, and community partners, as they share insights from the Faculty of Health, community projects, and innovative health research.
Follow the podcast on our platforms!
SPOTLIGHT ARTICLES
Building Healthier Communities
Discover how York students and researchers are making a difference in communities through health-focused initiatives to help build a healthier world for all.
Video Highlights
Dr. Zannella's Critical Thinking in Psychology Course
EE Stories: The Impact of Innocence Canada
How Machine Learning Can Help Identify Mental Health Crises
CONNECTED FOR HEALTH BOOK CLUB
What have health researchers
been writing about while at York?
For 20 years and counting, researchers have published books exploring a wide range of health topics and ideas while at York. Throughout the year, we'll be spotlighting some of these works on Instagram!
Follow @yorkuhealth on Instagram throughout the year for our Connected for Health Book Club series to explore the many topics that have shaped health research at York over the past two decades!
Dr. Loriann Hynes, Program Director (CATA) - Athletic Therapy
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Stories from the Start
A crowning moment for York’s School of Nursing
October 24, 2006
Three women made history when they strode across the podium under the big white tent to accept their degrees at York’s Fall Convocation ceremony as the first to receive graduate degrees from York’s School of Nursing.
Celebrating 20 Years of Impact
and a Healthier Future Ahead
The Faculty of Health has brought people together to advance health, strengthen communities, and create positive change.
As we look ahead, we’re continuing to build on this mission and help shape a healthier and more just future for all.