This seminar brings together leading academic and com- munity researchers to share new evidence about social determinants of health for newly arrived immigrants and refugees. The seminar will also discuss promising practices and policy recom- mendations for promoting newcomer health by proac- tively addressing socio- economic determinants. This is the second of three seminars organized by Access Alliance in commemoration of its 20th Anniversary this year. The third seminar titled ‘Doing Research with Racialized and Newcomer communities: Ethics, Equity and Social Justice’ will be held in November 2009. Alliance » » Access Presenters: Patricia Landolt and Luin Goldring Associate Professor, Professor, York University Associate University of Toronto Michaela Hynie and dackeline Barra an Assistant Professor, gore Health Prograr York University reek Conmuriey Healer Cones fennll Gane Ryerson University. Rabea | Murtaza, Arzo Akbari, Azza Khogali Je Aree ulticliweat Heath & commen sevens Moderator Laura Simich CAME asistant Professor, University of Toronto Event Details: Wednesday, October 14th, 2009 2:30pm to 5:30pm Ea Room 548 Bloor Street West Teron ON Space is limited. Please RSVP. For More Information/to RSVP Contact Martha Viveros: aaseminarseries@gmail.com Website: www.researchforchange.ca & In collaboration with: CERIS-Ontario Metropolis Centre UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO (BH OSU LANA scHoons PUBLIC HEALTH