McMaster’s leaders on why they #GetLoud

McMaster is taking part in Canadian Mental Health Week this week, with conversations happening using #GetLoud, green lights illuminating University Hall and a focus on mental health issues as part of North American Occupation Safety and Health week.

We asked a few of McMaster’s leaders why it’s so important for the University to take part in the week, and what they do to support their own mental health.

We captured their answers in the video playlist below.

Learn more about mental health supports available to faculty and staff here.

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McMaster is taking part in Canadian Mental Health Week this week, with conversations happening using #GetLoud, green lights illuminating University Hall and a focus on mental health issues as part of North American Occupation Safety and Health week.

We asked a few of McMaster's leaders why it's so important for the University to take part in the week, and what they do to support their own mental health.

We captured their answers in the video playlist below.

Learn more about mental health supports <a href="http://www.workingatmcmaster.ca/link.php?link=healthy-workplace:ee-MH-strategy">available to faculty and staff here</a>.

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