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This webinar is presented by the Substance Use Health Network as part of their Research Spotlight series.

Come learn about the Tracking In/Justice project, its collaborative data governance approach, and the work underway related to substance use health.

# Speakers

• Alexander McClelland, Principal Investigator, Data Justice & Criminology Lab, Carleton University
• Lindsay Jennings (She/Her), Research Associate, is affiliated with Carleton’s Institute of Criminology and Criminal Justice

# About the Project

Tracking (In) Justice is a national, publicly accessible living data platform dedicated to collecting verified records of police-involved deaths and deaths in custody across Canada. Covering all provinces, the project documents every death linked to police use of force or that occurs in jails, prisons, immigration detainment, or forensic psychiatric facilities—enabling researchers, advocates, policymakers, journalists, and impacted communities to access, analyze, and mobilize around the facts and trends.

# Why It Matters

Without consistent, comprehensive tracking, critical questions about systemic patterns—such as racial disparities, geographic hot spots, institutional trends, and escalation of use-of-force tactics—remain unanswered. Tracking (In) Justice fills this gap with transparent, responsibly sourced data meant to drive evidence-based policy, advocacy, and social change.

Come learn about the Tracking In/Justice project, its collaborative data governance approach, and the work underway related to substance use health.  

This in-person learning event is presented by ECHO UHN. 

ECHO Chronic Pain & Opioid Stewardship invites ECHO participants to an in-person hands-on “Bootcamp” workshop.

# By participating in bootcamp, participants will:

• enhance and practice skills discussed in the weekly ECHO Chronic Pain sessions
• develop an advanced level of knowledge in chronic pain management through the evidence-based didactics and interactive learning
• cultivate techniques and skills to enhance patient rapport and effective communication

# Attendance

Open to ECHO participants in Ontario*.

*A registered ECHO participant, who has attended a minimum of 1 session of ECHO Chronic Pain at UHN between Jan 1, 2023 – Nov 27, 2025. (Day or evening sessions).

# Costs and meals

There is no registration fee.

Breakfast and Lunch will be provided during the bootcamp.

This session is presented by ECHO UHN. 

You do not need to be attending ECHO daytime sessions in order to register for the eventing sessions. 

There are three Chronic Pain and Addictions Evening Sessions for Fall 2025:. You do not need to attend all of them.

• Register here for Part 1
• Register here for Part 2
• Register here for Part 3

This learning series is presented by ECHO@UHN

Registration is open for ECHO's Fall programs!  

Download a copy of this flyer here(link is external). Please feel free to share with your colleagues or network.

If you are currently registered for an ECHO program you do NOT need to re-register for the same program. You will continue receiving the weekly e-agendas. 

# Concussion

New Cycle starts September 10

Weekly on Wednesdays 4:30 - 5:45PM EST

Click here for more information

# Program Learning Objectives:  

ECHO Concussion covers topics related to persisting concussion symptoms, in children and adults, as well as diagnosis of acute and chronic concussion. The ECHO program is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive approach to concussion diagnosis and symptom management across the continuum. The topics cover the key elements of the Ontario Neurotrauma Foundation (ONF) Clinical Practice Guidelines for the diagnosis and management of concussion and prolonged symptoms (https://braininjuryguidelines.org/concussion/).  

• Diagnosis: Improve assessment and diagnosis rates for concussion in primary care, including diagnosis of acute and prolonged concussion symptoms in all age groups.    

• Risk Reduction: Increase frontline clinicians’ expertise and competence in identifying and reducing risk for prolonged symptoms of concussion(s). 

• Management: Standardize and upgrade concussion management in primary care using evidenced-informed best practice guidelines developed by an international team of leading concussion experts.  

• Overall: Improve patient health outcomes by reducing protracted recovery and improving support for return to activity.  

# About ECHO

Didactic lecture by a content expert & patient case discussions (presented by participants).

• Open to all health care providers
• No cost to join*
• Online (via zoom)
• Earn CPD credits
• Present your cases for support from the ECHO Inter-professional Specialist team