These public engagement events are presented by Women's Health in Women's Hands and the City of Toronto.
We are providing an engaging space for Black Torontonians to discuss their community's needs, including any persistent or emerging issues, and to address any gaps experienced. We encourage everyone to participate and work together towards creating a more inclusive community.
There are three opportunities to participate:
Artificial intelligence (AI) and related decision-support tools show remarkable potential for turning vast health care datasets into usable knowledge. This, in turn, can foster new ways of collaborating and inform how we plan and tailor comprehensive care for the clients and communities we serve.
This training is presented by CAAN Communities, Alliances & Networks and Dr. Peter Center
This is part 2 of a 2-part, Indigenous-led trauma informed Harm Reduction training. This training is part of the national project, The Canoe and is free to attend. The Canoe aims to bring relevant, non-stigmatizing, context specific harm reduction practices for rural and remote indigenous communities to the national stage.
The objective of The Canoe is to :
This webinar is presented by the National Newcomer Navigation Network (N4).
This webinar explores trauma-informed mental health models through the lens of cultural specificity. Participants will gain insights into the importance of culturally appropriate mental health services and how they can contribute to reducing stigma. Additionally, we’ll discuss community service supports and share information about individuals entering Canada with reported mental health issues, including those seeking and not seeking help. Join us for an engaging discussion on trauma-informed care, cultural sensitivity, and community support in mental health!
These public engagement events are presented by Women's Health in Women's Hands and the City of Toronto.
We are providing an engaging space for Black Torontonians to discuss their community's needs, including any persistent or emerging issues, and to address any gaps experienced. We encourage everyone to participate and work together towards creating a more inclusive community.
There are three opportunities to participate:
This online learning event is part of the ECHO Liver Evening Series 2024
ECHO Liver is a peer-supported learning program hosted by UHN and funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health. This evening session will consist of a didactic lecture by an interprofessional team and real de-identified patient case. If you wish to present an anonymized patient case for discussion, please contact Sarah.Tea@UHN.ca. ECHO sessions are accredited and open to all healthcare providers.
These public engagement events are presented by Women's Health in Women's Hands and the City of Toronto.
We are providing an engaging space for Black Torontonians to discuss their community's needs, including any persistent or emerging issues, and to address any gaps experienced. We encourage everyone to participate and work together towards creating a more inclusive community.
There are three opportunities to participate:
This event is presented by Future of Good.
The 2024 Social Finance Forum will be a digital-first hybrid event with in-person elements taking place in 6 cities across Canada: Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto Montreal (programming in French), and Halifax.
This event is hosted by the Tamarack Institute.
Social connections are fundamental to build strong pathways that help individuals and communities move forward, particularly during moments of uncertainty. In these times of increasing social isolation and disconnection, community champions are demonstrating bold leadership and a commitment towards achieving more equitable futures for everyone. As we reflect on the leadership of community champions, we want to celebrate youth leaders who continue to mobilize their communities to build belonging and improve outcomes for youth.