Learning Events

This webinar is presented by the International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC) Canada

Across Canada, people with lived experience are leading transformative work in integrated care. From national networks to research partnerships, this leadership is creating the infrastructure needed for genuine co-design and shared decision-making. Healthcare systems increasingly recognize the importance of involving people with lived experience, and many are doing more of this work than ever before. What's emerging now is the shift from involvement to authentic partnership where power is genuinely shared.

This event is presented by Rainbow Health Ontario.

We are proud to announce this vital conversation, held in honour of Trans Day of Remembrance. Join us for a discussion on navigating racism and transphobia within health care, intended for all healthcare and social service workers and students in these fields.

This community of practice and launch webinar are hosted by Ontario Health. 

This webinar is presented by the Substance Use Health Network and the Reclaim Collective

Join us for a powerful conversation with  Julia Reid, a PhD candidate at the Lyle S. Hallman School of Social Work, Wilfrid Laurier University, whose research and clinical practice are transforming how peer work is understood, substance use, and mental health.

Julia brings together lived/living experience, clinical insight, and academic rigour to challenge biomedical dominance and highlight the invaluable expertise of people who’ve been psychiatrized, diagnosed, or criminalized as “addicts.”

This panel discussion is presented by the Canadian Science Policy Institute

This webinar is presented by the Ontario Caregiver Organization

When care providers include caregivers as partners in care, communication improves, staff experience less stress, and care is enhanced. It's a win for everyone, but the process can feel overwhelming. 

How do you train caregivers or already-overwhelmed staff? What about getting buy-in from leadership or care recipient confidentiality? And how can you know something will actually work in your setting? 

This event is presented by the Lung Health Foundation.

Better Breathing Week 2026 marks the 43rd annual gathering of healthcare professionals, researchers, policymakers, and patient advocates dedicated to advancing lung health across Canada.  

This year’s program focuses on breaking down silos and uniting disciplines. Highlights include a dedicated series for primary care providers addressing limited access to spirometry, vaccine uptake, and severe asthma identification. 

This webinar is presented by Access Alliance Multicultural Health and Community Services

This event is presented by the Institute of Health Emergencies & Pandemics at the University of Toronto.