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DESCRIPTION:Join the Max Bell School's Public Policy Association of Graduat
 e Students (PPAGS) for the closing event in their speaker series. MPP Cand
 idate Rudayna Bahubeshi will be moderating a fireside chat with Canadian h
 ealth equity trailblazer Camille Orridge. \n\n>>Register here\n\nAbout the
  Speaker\n\nCamille Orridge is a Senior Fellow at the Wellesley Institute\
 , a research and policy organization seeking to improve health and health 
 equity. She also recently served as a member of the federal council on the
  implementation of national pharmacare.\n\nBeginning her career in Canada 
 in health as a ward maid\, Camille is a passionate advocate for social cha
 nge and health equity. She rose to the role of CEO of Toronto Central Comm
 unity Care Access Centre (CCAC)\, a nonprofit\, serving close to 20\,000 c
 lients monthly\, where she launched Language Services Toronto\, a telephon
 e interpretation service for non-English speaking patients of Toronto’s ho
 spitals.\n\nShe later became CEO of Toronto Central Local Health Integrati
 on Network (LHIN)\, where she was in charge of allocating $4.2 billion to 
 over 170 hospitals\, long-term care homes\, and community agencies\, servi
 ng approximately 1.15 million Torontonians and hundreds of thousands of ot
 hers who came to the area for care. Among her many achievements\, Camille 
 also co-founded Pathways to Education\, a stay-in-school program for high-
 school students that has served over 18\,000+ youth in Canada.\n\nIn 2021 
 Camille was awarded with a 2021 Top 25 Women of Influence Lifetime Achieve
 ment Award\; the first time she received the Top 25 award was in 2012. She
  was also previously awarded the Health Equity Council Woman of Distinctio
 n Award and the Excellence in Medicine Award from the African Canadian Ach
 ievement Awards.\n\nCamille holds a Master’s in Health Administration from
  the University of Toronto.\n\nResources\n\nA Path Forward to Improve Blac
 k Health in Ontario | Health Commons Solution Lab\n\nHealth Equity | Welle
 sley Institute for Health Quality Ontario\n\nHow Camille Orridge achieved 
 her definition of success: making a difference in the lives of others | Wo
 men of Influence\n
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SUMMARY:A Fireside Chat with Camille Orridge - Prioritizing Health Equity
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