Zena Sharman, PhD, is a writer, speaker, strategist, and LGTBQ+ health advocate. She's the editor of the award-winning anthology "The Remedy: Queer and Trans Voices on Health and Health Care" and is currently the Director of Strategy for the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research in British Columbia.

Dr Zena Sharman speaks about redesign of LTC, from a lens of LGBTQ+ rights, and disability justice

A family doctor and a community activist tackle the intersections between public health and necessary activism.

The COVID-19 pandemic has made many gross inequalities, globally, more apparent. Many of us became advocates by default, feeling we really had no other choice. Nili and Ariel interview women across Canada who work double or triple shifts as professionals, parents and activists, shining a light on the issues that keep us up at night. From the streets, to the waiting room, to the classroom, advocacy is often the only prescription for change.

Follow us @rxadvocacy and rxadvocacy.ca

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A family doctor and a community activist tackle the intersections between public health and necessary activism. The COVID-19 pandemic has made many gross inequalities, globally, more apparent. Many of us became advocates by default, feeling we really had no other choice. Nili and Ariel interview women across Canada who work double or triple shifts as professionals, parents and activists, shining a light on the issues that keep us up at night. From the streets, to the waiting room, to the classroom, advocacy is often the only prescription for change. Follow us @rxadvocacy and rxadvocacy.ca

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Dr Zena Sharman speaks about redesign of LTC, from a lens of LGBTQ+ rights, and disability justice

Dr Zena Sharman speaks about redesign of LTC, from a lens of LGBTQ+ rights, and disability justice