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DESCRIPTION:Panel Moderators:\n\n• Liliana Araújo\, Assist. Professor\, Sch
 ulich School of Music and Applied Performance Sciences Hub\n\n• Theodora N
 estorova\, PhD Candidate\, Schulich School of Music and Applied Performanc
 e Sciences Hub\n\nPanel\n\n• Claudia Brown\, Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation S
 pecialist\, School of Physical and Occupational therapy\, Faculty of Medic
 ine and Health Sciences\, 91Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ\n\n• Françoise Chagnon\, Otorh
 inolaryngologist\, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences\, 91Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Univer
 sity\n\n• Julie Cumming\, musicologist\, Schulich School of Music\n\n• Dom
 inique Labelle\, soprano\, Schulich School of Music\n\n• Min Jung Suh-Rage
 r\, jazz pianist\, Schulich School of Music\n\n• Jacqueline Woodley\, DMus
  Candidate\, Schulich School of Music & Soprano/Conductor\n\n• Celena Sche
 ede-Bergdahl\, Exercise physiology\, Kinesiology and Physical Education\n
 \n\nOverview: Women's health in music performance often faces stigma and h
 as been overlooked in music education and medicine. This event marks the f
 irst of its kind\, starting a conversation about the specific needs of wom
 en musicians and responding to the growing demand for evidence-based infor
 mation on women's health. The event will include a musical moment\, a roun
 d table panel discussion followed by a small reception. All invited!\n\nEv
 ent Highlights:\n\n- Diverse Perspectives: Featuring guests from both musi
 c performance and healthcare domains\, this cross-disciplinary panel discu
 ssion series will delve into various health-related experiences\, includin
 g menstruation\, menopause\, pregnancy\, and postpartum\, and associated e
 ffects on women.\n\n- Interactive Q&A: The audience will have the opportun
 ity to submit questions for the panel in advance\, ensuring an engaging an
 d participatory experience.\n\n- Challenging Stereotypes: Our goal is to c
 hallenge prevailing notions that being a woman is a risk factor for injury
  and mental health issues in musicians\, fostering awareness among healthc
 are and music professionals.\n\nThis project is sponsored by SSMU Menstrua
 l Health Project and menstrual products will be distributed.\n
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LOCATION:Tanna Schulich Hall\, Elizabeth Wirth Music Building\, CA\, QC\, M
 ontreal\, H3A 1E3\, 527 rue Sherbrooke Ouest
SUMMARY:Words and Music: Women's Health Taking the Musical Stage
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