Want to attend ASI 2019, but need some assistance? We believe that a variety of perspectives is important in conversations about mental health, and we don’t want financial means to be a barrier to participation.
University of Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown, PEI Be part of a forum that aims to: enhance our collective understanding of the links between mental health and our environment; and increase understanding of the reciprocal
ASI 2019 ForumSupportive Environments for Child and YouthMental Health – Our Shared Responsibility!August 19-21, 2019 ~ Charlottetown, PEI Not yet certain who will attend from your organization, but want to ensure that your group
We’re pleased to announce that the ASI Board has two new members! Please join us in welcoming Robert Cahill and Erika Michaud. Click here to learn more about the entire ASI Board of Directors
ASI 2019 ForumSupportive Environments for Child and YouthMental Health – Our Shared Responsibility!August 19-21, 2019 ~ Charlottetown, PEI Following our successful ASI 2018 Forum on developing a whole society approach to promoting child and
ASI 2018 will feature many opportunities for you to share your experience and knowledge and to learn from others, and we invite you to submit an abstract (short description) of your project. We welcome submissions
The Atlantic Summer Institute on Healthy and Safe Communities believes in inclusion and reducing barriers to participation; therefore, we seek funds to support a subsidy fund. A limited number of subsidies are available to participants
A select number of organizations will have the opportunity to exhibit their products or services during the 2018 ASI Forum. As an exhibitor, you will benefit from networking with delegates and will receive recognition in
Creating a Mentally Healthy Society: Igniting our Collective Wisdom and Responsibilities We’re thrilled to announce that Dr. Trevor Hancock will be the keynote speaker for ASI 2018! Dr. Hancock is a public health physician and
At ASI 2017, participants developed a Call to Action for a whole society approach to promoting child and youth mental health. There has been momentum for action this past year and ASI 2018 will take