Dr. Bukola Salami presents research on access to healthcare for Black people in Canada, drawing on evidence from the Canadian Community Health Survey and qualitative interviews. This public lecture will explore systemic inequities in healthcare and their impacts on Black communities.

Please register your attendance in advance.

Snacks will be provided for those attending in person. A virtual attendance option will be available.

About Dr. Bukola Salami

Dr. Bukola Salami is a full professor and Canada Research Chair (Tier 1) in Black and Racialized People’s Health at the University of Calgary. She is a member of the Royal Society of Canada College of New Scholars, Artists, and Scientists; Vice president of the Canadian Nurses Association; Board member and Health Working Group co-chair for the Black Opportunity Funds; Founder of the African Child and Youth Migration Network; and Founder and Lead of the Black Youth Mentorship and Leadership Program.

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Salami to Brandon University to discuss strategies for faculty to support Black and racialized students in universities.

Black History Month at Brandon University

Each February, Brandon University recognizes Black History Month by celebrating the contributions, histories, and lived experiences of Black communities, while creating space for learning, dialogue, and connection. This event is part of BU’s 2026 Black History Month programming, organized in partnership with students, faculty, and campus and community partners.