About the IHDW
The Institute for Human Development and Well-being (IHDW) is a transdisciplinary unit led by McGill's Faculty of Education. The IHDW draws together researchers from McGill's Departments of Family Medicine, Educational and Counselling Psychology, Integrated Studies in Education, Anthropology, Kinesiology and Physical Education, Psychiatry, the School of Urban Planning, the School of Social Work, and the Faculty of Dentistry. The Institute's work addresses the role that leadership and policy-making can play in human development and well-being for individuals who:
Have physical, psychological and intellectual disabilities
Have experienced emotional, physiological and mental health issues
Belong to traditionally at-risk populations including those with low socioeconomic status, Indigenous peoples, and minorities
Publications
Videos and Cellphilms
Participatory Visual Methodology takes video making into the future. Communities empowered through technology learn to make films with their cellphones, and a new genre is born to cellphilms.
