Public Dissemination Activities

Roundtable Discussion: Beyond triage and data culture. Who Cares? Speaker Series. 2022 Mar. 11.

Special EDI Session 1 – Modellers, first do no harm: terminology, assumptions, and the interpretation of epidemic models in the context of communities most affected. The Fields Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences. 2021 Dec 07.

Contact patterns by age and geography with recurrent mobility: influence of relaxing assumptions. Epidemics 8 Conference. 2021 Nov 30 – Dec 03.

Mixing by Patch & Age with Recurrent Mobility for Covid-19. The Fields Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences. 2021 Nov 17.

Led By: Jesse Knight

Benefits of modeling and data linkage to inform pandemic inequality and genomic epidemiology. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 2021 Oct.

How to get away with inequities in outbreaks & epidemics. Centre for Gender & Sexual Health Equity Speaker Series. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 2021 Jan 28.

How to get away with inequities in outbreaks: a SARS-CoV-2 modeling story. 2020-2021 COVID-19 Math Modelling Seminar. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 2020 Nov 10.

Three principles: thinking about HIV prevention. Public Health Action, HIV Prevention Forum. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 2018 Feb 7.

Model thinking: maths, code, and controlling epidemics. St. Michael’s Hospital, Keenan Popular Science Lecture Series. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 2016 Sep.