Dr. Ingrid Waldron
@ingrid_waldron
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HOPE Chair in Peace & Health, Faculty of Humanities, McMaster University; Co-Producer of the Netflix film based on my book There's Something in the Water.
Ontario, Canada
Joined February 2012
I am excited to share the front and back covers of my forthcoming book "From the Enlightenment to Black Lives Matter: Tracing the Impacts of Racial Trauma in Black Communities from the Colonial Era to the Present". The book will be published on November 25, 2024.
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Scarborough Health Network, Centennial College, and The Black Health Equity Lab @ the University of Toronto Scarborough are proud to welcome Larissa Crawford, Founder of Future Ancestors; Dr. Ingrid Waldron, Professor, McMaster & Dr. Délon Omrow, Associate Dean Centennial College
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In this new interview with MakeWay, I discuss my work on environmental racism and my latest book.
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I am pleased to deliver a keynote address at the Canadian International Peace Conference in Halifax on April 26. Register now:
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I am pleased to be speaking at the event "Reclaiming Afrocentric Visions of Wellness: A Black History Month Symposium 2025" on February 27.
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The Centre for Global Peace, Justice, and Health at McMaster University invites you to a free, public screening of the film "Prisoner No. 626710 is Present", and an onstage conversation with the filmmaker. / LR Wilson Concert Hall, McMaster U/1.30-3.30 pm/fre refreshments.
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Join Dr. Ingrid Waldron for the launch of her new book From the Enlightenment to Black Lives Matter: Tracing the Impacts of Racial Trauma in Black Communities from the Colonial Era to the Present.
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The ENRICH Project invites you to join us for a workshop by the Clean Energy and Equity Network on opportunities in the clean economy! Feb. 4/4-5 PM EST/5-6 PM AST/ Zoom: Meeting ID: 849 5016 3617/Passcode: 955128
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I wrote a new article for the Conversation based on my latest book "From the Enlightenment to Black Lives Matter: Tracing the Impacts of Racial Trauma in Black Communities from the Colonial Era to the Present."
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I am looking to hire one doctoral student (preferably in health) to support planning activities for an event I will be holding entitled "Mental Health in Hamilton’s Black Community: A Symposium". Funded by a 2025 SSHRC Connection Grant.
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I am looking to hire one master's student (preferably in health) to support planning activities for an event I will be holding entitled "Mental Health in Hamilton’s Black Community: A Symposium". Funded by a 2025 SSHRC Connection Grant.
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Here is a new documentary I co-produced based on my project on climate change preparedness in Black communities in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area. Funded by the McConnell Foundation.
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An Eventbrite page has been created for my upcoming book launch:
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RT @ingrid_waldron: The McMaster Libraries Sustainability Committee is pleased to present a screening of Dr. Ingrid Waldron's new documenta…
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The ENRICH Project is inviting you to attend a presentation on the impacts of climate change on public health in Nova Scotia delivered by Nova Scotia Health/Jan. 20/ Time: 2 PM AST / 1 PM EST / Zoom Link: Meeting ID: 891 3628 3683 Passcode: 764016
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Join Dr. Ingrid Waldron (McMaster University) for the launch of her new book "From the Enlightenment to Black Lives Matter: Tracing the Impacts of Racial Trauma in Black Communities from the Colonial Era to the Present".
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The McMaster Libraries Sustainability Committee is pleased to present a screening of Dr. Ingrid Waldron's new documentary, "A Matter of Justice: Climate Change in Black Communities in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area." on Tuesday, Jan. 21st, from 3 to 5 PM.
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