ASI 2018 Forum Let’s Act Together! Developing a whole society approach to promoting child and youth mental health August 20-22, 2018 ~ Charlottetown, PEI At ASI 2017, participants developed a Call to Action for a
Turn your trip to the Symposium into a family vacation! Bring your kids and register them in our Children’s Program where they will have lots of fun while learning! We believe in inclusion and reducing
Last year ASI 2016 featured a curriculum stream, Child Rights-Based Approaches to Youth Mental Health, presented by the office of the New Brunswick Child and Youth Advocate. They have asked us to share information about
We’re looking for youth who are passionate about mental health promotion! The Youth Leadership Program will build on lessons learned from previous ASI programs and will provide an opportunity for young people to attend and
ASI 2017 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. The submission
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
Keynote Speaker: Margaret Barry Prof. Margaret Barry is a professor that works closely with policymakers and practitioners on the development, implementation and evaluation of mental health promotion interventions and policies at national and international level.
Not sure yet who will attend from your organization, but want to ensure that your group can attend ASI 2017? Reserve seats now for groups of 3 or more at the early bird rate
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A new year means our team is jumping into planning and program development for this summer’s ASI event. From August 21-23, 2017, we will present the ASI Symposium on Promoting Child & Youth Mental Health: