Environmental Neuroethics: Social Justice, and Steps AheadFriday, November 5, 2021 The importance of the interrelationships of brain, mental health, and the environment is gaining global attention from both the point of view of biomedicine and ethics. This session will focus on social justice from the perspective of indigenous populations. We will discuss the next steps needed to catalyze cutting-edge science and technologies to improve understanding of the mechanisms through which the environment influences brain and mental health outcomes and formulate effective interventions. We will engage and learn from indigenous perspectives in order to inform decision-making at scientific and policy levels. Speakers
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RecordingSpeakersHenry HarderUniversity of Northern British Columbia ![]() Rudi Louis Taylor-BraggeMonash University Rudi is a Ph.D. candidate in Psychology at Monash University. His area of research involves the intersection between culture and wellbeing for Aboriginal peoples. In addition to this, he runs two businesses and works independently as a writer/musician/producer/photographer/artist for his social enterprise project the Kulin Collective. When not inundated with tasks and emails, you'll usually find him hanging out with his dogs or going on walks in nature.
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