ASI 2024 Annual Policy Forum
The Enduring Spirit of Collaboration:
Celebrating 20 Years with ASI!
August 19 - 21, 2024
Charlottetown, PEI
The Enduring Spirit of Collaboration – Celebrating 20 Years with ASI!
August 19 – 21, 2024
Charlottetown, PEI
Register NOW!
Think Positive – Think Summer!! Save the date!!
ASI 2024 is an Atlantic Policy Forum on infant, child and youth mental health promotion, with the theme Enduring Spirit of Collaboration – Celebrating 20 Years with ASI!
In-Person Participation:
$500 Full Registration Rate
$150 Retiree Rate
$150 Student and Youth Rate
Online Participation:
$400 Full Registration Rate
$150 Retiree Rate
$150 Student and Youth Rate
You can request an invoice through Eventbrite.
Contact us at info@asi-iea.ca with any registration questions.
We are happy to share our 2024 ASI Keynote Speakers, Professor Margaret Barry and Dr. Trevor Hancock. Their presentation is entitled, Mental Health, Planetary Health and a Well-Being Society: Looking to the future.
The 2024 Atlantic Community Showcase will celebrate initiatives that relate to this year’s theme – The Enduring Spirit of Collaboration: Celebrating 20 Years with ASI! And we want to hear your story!
A select number of organizations will have the opportunity to exhibit their products or services during the 2024 ASI Forum.
Who will attend ASI 2024?
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When
August 19-21, 2024
Where
Charlottetown, PEI and online!
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#ASI2024
Atlantic Summer Institute on Healthy and Safe Communities
The Atlantic Summer Institute on Healthy & Safe Communities promotes collaboration across sectors to make our communities healthier and safer places to live.
We are excited to introduce our latest Policy Brief: Upstream Investment: Placing infant, child and youth mental health promotion at the forefront. 🌟
At ASI, we believe that investing in mental health from an early age is crucial for building a healthier and more inclusive Atlantic Canada. This policy brief emphasizes the importance of “upstream” thinking – focusing on mental health promotion and prevention rather than just crisis intervention.
💬 As Margaret Barry highlights, “Thinking ‘upstream’ means that we view mental health as a source for all that requires a whole-of-government and a whole-of-society approach.”
📈 The need is clear. Mental health concerns among children and youth have been significantly exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Strengthening policies and programs that promote positive mental health is essential for creating a sustainable future.
Join us at ASI 2024 as we continue to advocate for better mental health policies and support systems. Together, we can make a difference! 💪
#ASI2024 #MentalHealthMatters #YouthMentalHealth #UpstreamInvestment #ChildMentalHealth #PositiveChange #CommunitySupport
Learn more: asi-iea.ca/en/asi-policy-brief/
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