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Breaking Barriers to Food Systems Careers – BC Youth Survey

Breaking Barriers to Food Systems Careers
BC Youth Survey

 

PHABC is conducting a survey to better understand real challenges youth (16 to 30) on income assistance face when looking for food systems related work, training, or employment supports. Survey topics include:

  • Employment barriers
  • Supports to start and stay employed
  • Realistic job and training opportunities

We are seeking youth ages 16 to 30 who are on income assistance to complete this survey. Once the survey is completed, participants can enter a draw for a chance to win 1 of 4 $50 gift cards.

Feedback will help improve our future youth employment programs and support in BC.

Questions? Email: admin@phabc.org

Take the Survey Today!

Invitation to participate in an online survey

We invite you to participate in a survey designed to describe the perspectives and experiences of healthcare professionals across Canada in relation to vaccination, harassment and moral distress during the pandemic.

The survey is being conducted by Ève Dubé of the Centre de recherche du CHU de Québec-Université Laval (CRCHU), in partnership with the Bridge Research Consortium. This project was funded by the Canada Biomedical Research Fund and Biosciences Research Infrastructure Fund.

Your participation consists of completing an online questionnaire lasting an average of 20 minutes. Participants will be eligible to win a $500 gift card.

To participate and complete the questionnaire, please click on the following link: https://redcap.link/cpha2 

PHABC 2025-26 Membership Survey – Complete today for your chance to win!

 

We Want to Hear From You!

We are inviting you to complete this short survey to help us learn more about you, and identify opportunities and challenges in your public health role that you believe PHABC should be aware of, and focus on in our advocacy and services.

Your feedback is important to us and your responses will remain confidential. At the end of the survey, you have the option to enter to win one (1) full pass to PHABC’s Fall 2026 Conference (date TBD).

We appreciate your time and responses!

Complete Survey

Launch of Wellbeing Society Webinars – Registration Now Open!

Join us on Friday, October 17, 10:30 AM–12:00 PM (PST) for the launch of PHABC’s Wellbeing Society Webinar Series, building on #PHSI25: Building Wellbeing Societies and Communities.

This exciting online event will introduce a new platform dedicated to understanding the challenges and opportunities in creating a Wellbeing society, and the actions needed to get us there. The opening session will feature reflections on some of the profound societal transformations required to place the wellbeing of people and the planet at the heart of governance.

TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT CLICK HERE

Truth and Reconciliation: 10th Anniversary of the TRC’s Final Report and 94 Calls to Action

This year marks the 10-year anniversary of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s (TRC) Final Report and 94 Calls to Action. The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) is hosting a five-day journey of learning, reflection and action. The Public Health Association of BC encourages partners, staff, public health professionals and community members to participate in-person or virtually to the free events and programs, which include:

  • Lunch and Learn webinars
  • Free educational programming for teachers and students
  • Live broadcast from Parliament Hill, Ottawa, on September 30th

Learn more on the official Truth and Reconciliation Week 2025 Website.

The Public Health Association (PHABC) supports and upholds BC’s Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. PHABC also supports the TRC’s calls to action and, in particular, is actively committed to calls 18 and 19 focused on health; and call 92, which aims to apply the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples’ reconciliation framework to corporate policies.

 

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Dr. Theresa Healy
President
Public Health Association of BC