Here is an excellent stigma-reduction resource developed by Canadian Public Health Association and CAPSA.
New Challenging Structural Substance Use Workshop Package
Here is an excellent stigma-reduction resource developed by Canadian Public Health Association and CAPSA.
New Challenging Structural Substance Use Workshop Package
Support Not Stigma is hosting conference designed to respond to an identified need to support harm reduction workers in the KFL&A community. Please review the attached copy of the SNS conference agenda which includes details about speakers along with learning objectives. Included as well is the list of conference session registration options (you must register for each session you wish to attend).
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The Centre for Youth Bipolar Disorder invites you to their annual public education event hosted on March 28th, 2024! This free event is open to anyone with an interest in learning more about youth bipolar disorder. A youth patient will share their lived experience, we will hear from Hope + Me, and current research will be presented.
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The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) is holding a webinar event to promote the release of a toolkit that provides valuable insights and resources for frontline pharmacy professionals to support people taking opioids to mitigate the negative impacts of stigma.
In 2021, the Canadian Public Health Association developed a national, bilingual online substance use resource centre - the Canadian Substance Use Resource and Knowledge Exchange Centre (SURE)! Visit substanceuse.ca to explore the hub.
Presented by SickKids CCMH Learning Institute
This November 21st panel discussion focused on substance use stigma, as influenced by structural factors, such as laws and policies, and historical, geographic and economic factors.
Our panel explored the following in a three-section approach:
Originally live streamed: November 21, 2023
Join us on November 21 for a discussion on substance use stigma, as influenced by structural factors, such as laws and policies, and historical, geographic and economic factors.
Our panel will explore the following in a three-section approach:
Date and Time: Tuesday, November 21, 1:00 – 2:30 p.m., Eastern Time
Join this panel event on November 14 at 1:30PM EST that lends a voice to those who have lived experience of substance use. Hear stories of overcoming tragedies, substance use disorders and expert opinions from community organizations across Canada. This one-hour virtual event will have story sharing, panel discussion, and a Q&A session.
Register for the event here: