Division of Social Accountability
The Division of Social Accountability (DSA) was created in 2011 with a mandate to foster and support socially accountable education, research, and service of the college. Today, we remain dedicated to social accountability, equity, diversity, inclusion, accessibility, and the health needs of underserved and marginalized communities.
Welcome to the Division of Social Accountability
Welcome to the Division of Social Accountability (DSA) at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) College of Medicine. We work across all areas of the college to uphold our social accountability mandate to meet the priority health concerns of Saskatchewan communities. As a College of Medicine, this is a mandate we all serve, and our team is here to help foster growth, provide support, and advocate for promising change. This work requires collaboration, innovation, education, and connection. We focus on engaging with and learning from the diverse communities of Saskatchewan and building a more equitable, diverse, inclusive, and accessible space for staff, students, residents, faculty, and partners.
Explore our page to learn more about our team, the work that we do, and how to get involved.
Discover how social accountability shapes medical education and research.
Access faculty and staff resources on equity, diversity, inclusion and accessibility.
See how the College of Medicine is working with the community.
View resources and information for community partners.
DSA Library
The DSA provides a Health Equity Library. Explore the collection or borrow a book.
Social Accountability in the News
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Events
Check out the calendar of events to see what’s happening and to get involved.
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Contact
For all requests related to social accountability, equity, diversity, inclusion, accessibility, and community engagement, please email the DSA.
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