Community Event

June is brain injury awareness month. Join Judy Gargaro, Matheus Wiest and Janelle Unger to discuss the intersectionality between falls and neurotrauma, evidence-based care pathways and targeted treatment approaches to prevent falls.

This family-led event will explore the intersection of familial poverty, childhood disability, and health outcomes. It will create an opportunity for families, health care professionals, and policy researchers to come together and share both their knowledge and lived experiences on equal footing to identify where we can partner to effect systemic change. Childhood disability is known to have a huge financial impact on families and children.

There is simply not enough data or awareness about the intersection of childhood disability with familial and personal lifelong financial challenges.

We want to change that.

Join Health Promotion Ontario for this webinar series:

• May 11, 11:30-1:00 - Knowledge Translation: Turning Data into a Story
• May 18, 11:30-1:00 - Intersectional Collaboration: Coming to the Table
• May 25, 11:30-1:00 - Advocacy: When Passion Becomes Policy

Join Health Promotion Ontario for this webinar series:

#Empowering Indigenous Communities through Data Governance, sovereignty and Protection.

This webinar will highlight the importance of protecting Indigenous data sovereignty and empowering Indigenous communities through the governance and protection of Data.

#Recognizing the Harmful Effects of Historical Research and Building Trust with Indigenous Communities.

In part one of this webinar series, Dr.

Stimulus 2023 is a two-and-a-half day event scheduled October 5-7, 2023 in beautiful Ottawa, Ontario. We expect to welcome 1,500 people whose expertise includes substance use experts, nurses, social workers, physicians, corrections staff, frontline workers, people involved in sex work, researchers, and other key stakeholders from across Canada.

The event will be the largest national harm reduction and drug policy gathering in Canada and is being held at the Shaw Conference Centre in downtown Ottawa.

TAIBU CHC is partnering with the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) under the Mental Health of Black Canadians stream to organize and host a national conference for knowledge mobilization and networking on Black mental health in Canada. This conference will bring more Afrocentric knowledge and expertise to the table. TAIBU is excited to host this conference, titled "ACT Now! Black Mental Health and Wellness" from March 22-24, 2023. 

Please note that while this is a hybrid event, the organizers have reached maximum capacity for in-person attendance. Registration is open for online participation.

This session will introduce Ontario Health’s recently released Eating Disorders quality standard and describe how it can drive quality improvement and improve care for Ontarians across the health system.  

#Learning Objectives

At the conclusion of the webinar, participants will be able to:

#Women's Heart, Brain and Vascular Health: We Know the Gaps; How Will We Close Them?

Proudly hosted by the University of Ottawa Heart Institute's Canadian Women's Heart Health Centre, Heart & Stroke, the University of British C