About Neha Gupta
Hi there 👋 I'm Neha Gupta, a third year student at the University of Toronto.
I'm interested in the law and human health, along with it's intersections. Believing strongly in health as a human right, I am particularly interested in preventing gender-based violence and preserving reproductive health services.
My Summer I project looked at how paediatric oncology patients in nations with universal healthcare plans access psychosocial support. In Summer II, I hope to work with an organization to give marginalized communities (particularly women) the institutional support they need to stand up to injustices they face.
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Psychology and Social Anthropology undergraduate student, University of St Andrews
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Lessons from Summer One: Barriers and Willpower
This post is specifically inspired from "the brick", a skill you need to complete for the Canadian Lifeguard certification. "The brick" skill is my Everest. More broadly, it is inspired from my reflections on my Summer One Research Project.
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Neha - What a wonderful reflection on both this experience, and your journey through this semester! It was truly a immensely fun and introspective weekend in New York at the Laidlaw Conference, and we cannot wait to see your journey unfold through the rest of this experience and beyond!
Thank you, Shraddha! I started journalling right on our plane ride home, and really wanted to share my reflections on the LSN. So excited for the rest of this year.
Neha, another amazing blogpost! I loved your own take on theories you've accumulated. Congratulations on completing your first half marathon! It's so interesting how activities like running help us to learn more about ourselves and encourage us to reflect. I recently enjoyed 'What I Talk About When I Talk About Running' by Haruki Murakami, which you might also enjoy taking a look at!
Hi Hannah, thank you for reading! Everything in life lately seems like a learning experience and what a better place to document it than here. Will be checking out your book recommendation!