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Workshop Profiles

Day 1 Concurrent Workshops
Models, Tools, and Good Practice for Health Promotion, Crime Prevention and Social Development
 

1. Social and Economic Inclusion Lens
2. Community Accounts
3. Gender-based Analysis
4. Circle of Health (interpreter present)
5. The Medicine Wheel and Community Healing
6. Vibrant Communities - a community-based comprehensive approach to poverty reduction
7. Families et communautés d'abord
8. Policy Link New Brunswick (Bilingual)
9. Active Healthy School Communities
10. Sustainable Communities
     

Day 2 Concurrent Workshops
Developing and Refining Skills for Creating a Healthier Atlantic Canada
 

1. Off to a Good Start: Strategies to Help Plan, Design and Launch Promising Project
2. Building Relationships and Keeping Them Healthy (to include relationship building, collaboration, conflict resolution)
3. Finding and Managing Resources - Prospecting, Project Managing and Working with Consultants
4. Community Research - What is it? How to do it? How to use it? (Bilingual)
5. Evaluation - Creating the Evidence for Good Practice
6. Writing Research Proposals and Reports
7. Influencing Policy - What is it and How to Change it (translated)
8. "A Walk on the Practical Side" - Community Building Resource Backpack
9. Sustainable Approaches to Community Crime Prevention
10. Using Knowledge to Lead Change
     

Day 3 - Open Space

1. How Can we Work and Learn Together to Create Healthier and Safer Communities?