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Archived Webinars

The Canadian Association for School Health and its partners in the Canadian School Health Knowledge Network are pleased launch a series of webinars on:


Title/Topic
 

Date
How Schools Can Build Student Resiliency Through Developmental Assets & Positive Behaviour Support

Don MacIntyre, Principal, Princess Margaret Secondary, Penticton, BC
 

Completed

Making Daily Physical Activity (DPA) a Reality in Schools

Marg Schwartz, University of Alberta

 

Completed

SACY - School Aged Children and Youth Substance Use Prevention: Early Findings from a Comprehensive School-Community Partners Initiative

Art Steinmann, Consultant, Board of Education, Vancouver, BC

 

Completed

Social-emotional Learning and Its Role in Substance Abuse Prevention

Dr. Kim Schonert-Reichl, Dept. of Educational Counselling Psychology and Special Education, UBC
 

Completed

YOO Magazine: A Health and Mental Health Literacy Program for your School

Dr. Darcy Santor, Senior Research Scientist, Centre of Excellence for Child and Youth Mental Health at CHEO and School Psychology, University of Ottawa
 

Completed

Eat Together, Eat Better! The Benefits of Eating Together as a Family

Sydney Massey, Registered Dietitician, BC Dairy Foundation
 

Completed

Beyond Suspension: Changing Student Behaviour Through An Alternative to Drug and Alcohol Suspensions

Angela Lawrence, District Behaviour Consultant, Child & Youth Counsellor SD # 73
 

Completed

Rethinking Drug Education

Dr. Dan Reist, Centre for Addictions Research of BC, Communication and Resource Unit, University of Victoria
 

Completed

How to Challenge the Increasing Power of Media Violence on Students and Win!

Jacques Brodeur, Consultant, Violence Prevention, Peace Education and Media Awareness Development, Quebec City
 

Completed

Brief Interventions in Substance Abuse Prevention: Working with Aboriginal and Bi-cultural Youth

Dr. Nancy Comeau, Dalhousie University
Brian McLeod, Strongheart Teaching Lodge, Winnipeg, MB
 

COMPLETED

International Webinar I

School Health Monitoring and Reporting. National Monitoring & Reporting Systems: United States

Dr. Laura Kann, Chief, Surveillance and Evaluation Research Branch, Centers for Disease Control, Atlanta

 

COMPLETED

"This We Believe": Practical Applications for Developing Social-emotional Competency in Students

Doug Cumming, Vice-Principal, North-Okanagan Schuswap School District|

Heather McDonald, Middle School Teacher, North Okanagan Schuswap School District.
 

COMPLETED

Suicide Risk Prevention Assessment

Dr. Stan Kutcher, Professor of Psychiatry and Associate Dean of International Medicine, Dalhousie University
 

COMPLETED

International Webinar III

School Health Monitoring and Reporting. Towards Monitoring Results in Health Education: Concepts, Measures and Work in Progress

Koji Myiamoto, Organization for economic Cooperation and Social Development
Lynn Hammond, Director, Healthy Schools, South Carolina
Nancy Hudson, Health Education Assessment Project, Council of Chief State School Officers, United States

 

COMPLETED

"What's With Weed?" A Program to Reduce Problematic Marijuana Use in Secondary Schools

Diane Buhler, Parent Action on Drugs (PAD)
Pat Sanagan, Owen Sound Public Health
 

COMPLETED

International Webinar IV

School Health Monitoring and Reporting. Monitoring and Reporting on School Health Programs in Low Income Countries: Overview and the Use of the Global Student Health Survey

Mohina Ventakesh, Partnership for Child Development, United Kingdom
Liane Riley, Director, Global Student Health Survey, World Health Organization
Marina Miguel-Baquilod, Programme Officer, Research & Surveillance, WHO Philippines

 

COMPLETED

International Webinar V

School Health Monitoring and Reporting. Monitoring and Reporting in School Health: Hong Kong

Dr. Albert Lee, Director of Centre for Health Education and Promotion, Chinese University of Hong Kong
 

COMPLETED

COMPASS: A successful collaboration of mental health, school and community services geared to supporting the mental health of young people.

Louise Moreau, Superintendent of Education and Special Education, York Region District School Board

Michelle Cassidy, Manager COMPASS Community Partners with Schools, ON
 

COMPLETED

International Webinar VI

School Health Monitoring and Reporting> Monitoring and Reporting in School Health: Canada

Fred Renihan, Simon Fraser University
Douglas McCall, Canadian Association for School Health

 

COMPLETED

International Webinar II

School Health Monitoring and Reporting. The Health Behaviours of School-Age Children: Use of Health & School Connectedness Data in Europe

Candace Currie, Professor of Child and Adolescent Health, University of Edinburgh. International Coordinator the HBSC Survey

 

COMPLETED

International Webinar I - Resilience - Defined & Applied

Presenter:
Ann S. Masten, Ph.D., Distinguished McKnight University Professor,
Institute of Child Development,

University of Minnesota
 

COMPLETED

International Webinar II - Promoting Resiliency throughout Youth Transitions
 

Kim Scheoenrt-Reichl, Ph.D., Associate Professor

Educational and Counselling Psychology, and Special Education (ECPS), University of British Columbia
 

COMPLETED

 

International Webinar II - Promoting Resiliency among youth through families
 

Tina Daniels, PhD., Coordinator, Child Studies, Interdisciplinary Studies, Associate Professor, Psychology, Carleton, University


 

COMPLETED


 

International Webinar III - How Schools Can Promote Resilience

Colin Mangham, Ph.D and Doug McCall, Executive Director, Canadian Association for School Health

 

COMPLETED

 

International Webinar III - Promoting Resiliency Through After School Programs

Claire Crooks, PhD., Associate Director Centre for Addictions and Mental Health Centre fro Prevention Science, London, ON

 

COMPLETED
 

Making the Healthy Choice the Easy Choice: Annapolis Valley Health School Promoting Schools Program

Ismay Bligh, Public Health Nutritionist and Primary Care Facilitator, Annapolis Valley Health

Caroline Whitby, Program Manager, Annapolis Valley Health Promoting Schools Program

Sandi Carmichael, Annapolis Valley Health
 

COMPLETED

 

Nutrition Tools for Schools in Action

Lindsay Fera, RD, Public Health Dietitian, Algoma Public Health
 

COMPLETED

The New Mentality - Ready...Set...Engage! How to create a dynamic and sustainable network to raise awareness of child and youth mental health issues and reduce the stigma associated with them.

Erin Smith, Youth Engagement Coordinator, The Provincial Centre of Excellence for Child and Youth Mental Health at CHEO

Nancy Pereira, Communications and Events Coordinator, The New Mentality, Joint Program of Children's Mental Health Ontario & The Provincial Centre of Excellence for Child and Youth Mental Health at CHEO
 

COMPLETED
 

Evidence-informed Canadian Programs and Resources Related to Substance Abuse

Take Action & Skills for Adolescence: features Take Action (OPHEA) in partnership with Centre for Addiction and Mental Health and Skills for Adolescence from Thrive! The Canadian Centre for Positive Youth Development and Lion's Quest.

Katie Glover, Projects Leader, The Ontario Physical and Health Education Association

Joanne McQuiggan, Executive Director Thrive! The Canadian Centre for Positive Youth Development
 

COMPLETED

Sun Safe, Eco Friendly Schools "In Action"
This webinar examines a comprehensive, practical approach to school-based sun safety.

Lucia Bresolin PHN, Healthy Lifestyles, Toronto Public Health

Catherine Mahler, Ontario EcoSchools Program Coordinator
 

April 23, 2009 @
11:00-12:00 PT
2:00-3:00 Eastern

Roots of Empathy and a Safe and Caring Schools Related Initiative from Newfoundland

Fiona Scott, Director of Research, Roots of Empathy
Bernie Ottenheimer, Safe and Caring School Coordinator, NF Department of Education
 

CLOSED

 


A fee of $25.00 is charged to all non-members of the CSH Knowledge Network. To view these webinars please see: http://cash-aces.ca/cshkn/cshkn_reg.asp .

Information or suggestions on webinars can be made to: mailto:info@cash-aces.ca

 


Announcements
 

The resources from the webinars will be placed in wiki-toolboxes as part of topic-based Roundtables.