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McGill UofT Wellbeing Research Seminar

For the 2024-2025 season, we will host a collection of three month mini-series, each exploring active topics of discussion in our discipline. In the first two months, two invited speakers will each give a seminar presenting different perspectives on an open question in well-being research. After both sides have been presented, the two speakers will return in the third month for a panel discussion where both perspectives will engage in a dialogue about the quality of existing evidence, their interpretation, and the path towards building consensus or greater understanding.

If you would like to attend the seminar, please register for our mailing list below.

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Register for the Seminar

To attend the online seminar series, sign up to receive notifications and links for each seminar.


See You in the Next Season!

Thank you for joining us for the 2024–2025 season of the McGill-UofT Wellbeing Research Seminar. We’re grateful for your interest and participation throughout the year. Check back in August for updates on our schedule for the upcoming season—we look forward to welcoming you back!


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For further information, questions, and media inquiries please contact Dr. Felix Cheung and Dr. Chris Barrington-Leigh at happiness@utoronto.ca.


The McGill-UofT Wellbeing Research Seminar is an initiative of the Canadian Happiness Economics Research Network (CHERN), a working group of the Canadian Economics Association.

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