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SUMMARY:2016 PHABC Conference - Call for Abstracts
DESCRIPTION:Strengthening Healthy Development: Education and Public Health in Partnership \nDecember 11-12\, 2016\nSheraton Airport Hotel\n7551 Westminster Hwy\, Richmond\, BC \n Call for Abstracts \nONLINE SUBMISSION: opens August 15th   \nOnline Submission Form \nSUBMISSION DEADLINE: September 15th\, 2016 at 5:00 pm \n The Public Health Association of British Columbia is hosting its annual conference for 2016. This year’s theme is “Strengthening Healthy Development: Education and Public Health in Partnership.” This 2016 conference takes place on the 30th anniversary of the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion\, a foundational document within the Public Health sector. The Charter recognized that health promotion cannot be achieved by the health sector acting alone and that health promotion involved advocating for structural change and nurturing individual empowerment to allow individuals\, families and communities to increase control over their health and well-being. \nLikewise\, education is not limited to a single sector. Here we include both formal and informal education\, from early childhood to old age – in other words\, lifelong learning. At the same time\, we have a particular focus on the main settings for formal education – schools (K-12) as well as preschool settings\, and post-secondary education. \nWe recognize that the health and education sectors have different but complementary objectives; improving the health of learners contributes to improved learning outcomes\, while better education improves health. These themes are reflected throughout the conference planning and program. \nPurpose: \nTo create a forum for deliberative dialogue and respectful exchange of ideas related to the intersections of public health and education\, in order to build meaningful collaboration\, mutual understanding and support between the public health and education communities in achieving well-being for all.\nTo view the full call for abstracts
URL:https://phabc.org/event/2016-phabc-conference-call-for-abstracts/
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Methods and Tools webinars: McMaster Optimal Aging Portal
DESCRIPTION: Join us to learn about the Portal and how it can help you understand and use evidence-based information! \n\nTo register\, click here: http://ow.ly/u2kr302SFr5
URL:https://phabc.org/event/spotlight-on-methods-and-tools-webinars/
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Gender-transformative health promotion: Opportunities to enhance women’s health
DESCRIPTION:Gender-transformative health promotion (GTHP) aims to improve health outcomes as well as gender equity. Join Ann Pederson\, Director of Population Health Promotion at BC Women’s Hospital + Health Centre\, for an introduction to GTHP and how it can change the way you work to promote health. Ann will share some examples of GTHP in Canada and Australia and link you to resources to learn more about this exciting approach. \nPre-registration is required: Register here \nView the Gender Equity through Health Promotion website and Making It Better: Gender Transformative Health Promotion book for more information. \nThis webinar is part of OWHN’s new online Women’s Health Leadership Networkwhich has been developed with funding from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. \nOntario Women’s Health Network \n416-408-4840 / 1-877-860-4545 \nowhn@owhn.on.ca \nwww.owhn.on.ca
URL:https://phabc.org/event/webinar-gender-transformative-health-promotion-opportunities-to-enhance-womens-health/
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SUMMARY:Career in Public Health\, shaping your future - webinar
DESCRIPTION:A Career in Public Health — Shaping Your Future \nCPHA is organizing an eight-part webinar series for students\, trainees\, and early career professionals. The webinars are a combination of mentorship sessions featuring speakers working in various public health professions and skills-building sessions that will provide participants with career-related tips and tools. 1st webinar (new date!): Wednesday\, Sept. 14\, 2016 — Leadership in public health\nVisit links below for more information about more dates\, times and registration\n• More information\n• Registration\n• Promotional video
URL:https://phabc.org/event/career-in-public-health-shaping-your-future-webinar/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160919
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SUMMARY:PHABC Board of Directors - Call for Nominations - One week extension!
DESCRIPTION:PHABC is holding a Call for Nominations for 2 Executive positions and 6 Directors-at-large positions available for application. \nTo review the application visit: Call for Nominations – Application form \nThe call will be open until October 7th.  Results of the election will be announced at the AGM during the Annual PHABC Conference (Dec 11 & 12). \nQuestions? Contact staff@phabc.og \n  \n 
URL:https://phabc.org/event/phabc-board-of-directors-call-for-nominations/
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SUMMARY:Setting the Context for Indigenous Cultural Safety: Facing Racism in Health
DESCRIPTION:Presenters: \nJanet Smylie and Cheryl Ward \nTo register for the webinar\, please fill out the online registration form: http://surveys.phsa.ca/s/ICSwebinarregistration/ \nAbout the Presenters: \nDr. Janet Smylie is a family physician and public health researcher. She currently works as a research scientist at St. Michael’s hospital\, Centre for Urban Health Solutions (CUHS) in Toronto where she directs the Well Living House an Action Research Centre for Indigenous Infant\, Child and Family Health. Dr. Smylie has practiced and taught family medicine in diverse Indigenous communities and she is a member of the Métis Nation of Ontario. Janet will discuss how attitudinal and systemic racism are important and often unrecognized determinants of health and health care access. She will describe new research initiatives on cultural safety in health care. \nCheryl Ward is­ Kwakwaka’wakw from northern Vancouver Island and a member of the ‘Namgis First Nation. She is currently the Provincial Lead for San’yas Indigenous Cultural Safety Training and the Interim Director of Indigenous Health at the Provincial Health Services Authority in BC. Cheryl developed the curriculum for the San’yas\, which has now trained over 28\,000 professionals in Canada. Her presentation will set the context for Indigenous Cultural Safety training by sharing insights on how racism and stereotyping surface in health care\, as well as exploring pedagogical approaches to responding to racism. \n 
URL:https://phabc.org/event/setting-the-context-for-indigenous-cultural-safety-facing-racism-in-health/
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SUMMARY:Indigenous Cultural Safety Learning Series - webinar
DESCRIPTION:PHSA invites you to the inaugural webinar of the Indigenous Cultural Safety Learning Series. Details about the webinar are provided below as well as in the attached flyer. Please share widely with your networks and communities. \nSetting the Context for Indigenous Cultural Safety: Facing Racism in Health \nPresenters:\nJanet Smylie and Cheryl Ward \nTo register for the webinar\, please fill out the online registration form: http://surveys.phsa.ca/s/ICSwebinarregistration/ \nAbout the Presenters: \nDr. Janet Smylie is a family physician and public health researcher. She currently works as a research scientist at St. Michael’s hospital\, Centre for Urban Health Solutions (CUHS) in Toronto where she directs the Well Living House an Action Research Centre for Indigenous Infant\, Child and Family Health. Dr. Smylie has practiced and taught family medicine in diverse Indigenous communities and she is a member of the Métis Nation of Ontario. Janet will discuss how attitudinal and systemic racism are important and often unrecognized determinants of health and health care access. She will describe new research initiatives on cultural safety in health care. \nCheryl Ward is­ Kwakwaka’wakw from northern Vancouver Island and a member of the ‘Namgis First Nation. She is currently the Provincial Lead for San’yas Indigenous Cultural Safety Training and the Interim Director of Indigenous Health at the Provincial Health Services Authority in BC. Cheryl developed the curriculum for the San’yas\, which has now trained over 28\,000 professionals in Canada. Her presentation will set the context for Indigenous Cultural Safety training by sharing insights on how racism and stereotyping surface in health care\, as well as exploring pedagogical approaches to responding to racism.
URL:https://phabc.org/event/indigenous-cultural-safety-learning-series-webinar/
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