
Welcoming VP: Dr. Shambe Mutungi
The BPAO is pleased to welcome Dr. Shambe Mutungi into her new role as Vice President at the organization.
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Working to improve the health outcomes of Black Ontarians.
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The BPAO is pleased to welcome Dr. Shambe Mutungi into her new role as Vice President at the organization.
On Friday April 21st, PHAC held a press conference acknowledging Black organizations that led the work of engaging community in culturally affirming ways. The work
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