Health and wellbeing
Surveying Quebec English speaking Black young adults to understand their well-being at the intersection of Covid-19 and the Black Lives Movement.
Race-based data on Covid-19 allows government to respond equitably to its citizens
Students using an incubator model to solve targeted health problems in the community.
Education and lifelong learning
Through Eagle Spirit camp, McGill students create a university experience for Indigenous youth to help them discover options for their academic advancement and future careers.
The Kibale Project saves Ugandan children’s lives by treating and preventing disease, and breaks down barriers between local communities and conservation efforts.
A non-profit offering free musical training to disadvantaged children through individual workshops and group classes.
McGill’s Faculty of Education provides students living in First Nations communities with the opportunity to obtain a B.Ed without relocating to Montreal.
Law and policy
Project Genesis provides individual support and advocacy as well as community organizing services to improve the quality of life of Montreal's most vulnerable residents.
Arts and culture
The entire university - faculty, students and staff - pitches in each year to help vulnerable populations in and around Montreal
Food and agriculture
City kids visit a real farm to learn about the environment and how food is produced
Free dental services offered to low-income and homeless Montrealers who don’t have access to dental insurance
Science and technology
Interactive workshops with dinosaur bones, minerals, fossils and more from the Redpath Museum’s unique collection
