Abraham Joseph completed his MA in health policy and equity from the School of Health Policy & Management, Faculty of Health at York University in June 2020 and is now a doctoral student in the same program. His research explores intersections of power and mental health policy. He is interested in the ways in which power dynamics influence our ability to live safe, healthy (physically, mentally, socially), fulfilling, and meaningful lives.
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