Youth Programs Webinar Series For the 2020-2021 school year we are hosting a series of webinars.

Youth programs webinar. Youth-led participatory research techniques ensure that the youth voice is included in program design implementation and evaluation. Learn how your youth program structure can impact diversity equity and inclusion and strategies for adapting your program structure to make it more inclusive. By examining how social networking tools are appropriately and inappropriately used by youth we will look at how these technologies can lead to cyber bullying digital harassment and unsafe situations.

August 17 2021 6 Municipalities looking to create new or expand existing STSJP programs to serve RTA youth and request 100 percent state reimbursement for this programming. Nicholas Chadi paediatrician and clinician investigator specializing in adolescent and addiction medicine CHU Sainte-Justine in. Over half a million young people in Ontario are providing care for family members or friends with a physical or mental health challenge while balancing the demands of school work and life.

This webinar is second in a series. Learn staff development strategies to foster supportive adult-youth relationships and help make your program more inclusive. Giizhigoong Webinar Series - TRACKS Youth Program.

Webinars Boost for Kids National CACCYAC Training Program With a grant from the Department of Justice Canada Boost CYAC has developed a webinar training program that will build capacity within Child Advocacy CentresChild Youth Advocacy Centres CACsCYACs across Canada. Confirmed guest speakers and moderators can be found below. We are aiming to host one webinar a month via Zoom and live-streamed on our Facebook page.

This webinar includes an overview of existing frameworks of youth outcomes and measurement tools and tracking these outcomes using a number of existing data systems. Through a webinar led by youth experts at Canadian Students for Sensible Drug Policy CSSDP attendees will be able to learn practical strategies for integrating harm reduction approaches into their services as well as learning about the broader context of advocacy to reduce harms by removing criminal penalties surrounding drug use in Canada. The Greater Rochester After-School Alliance GRASA shares how their community has come together to select common outcomes that all programs will measure and the process that they have used to determine those outcomes.

Department of Educations You for Youth Y4Y Technical Assistance TA Team guided participants through how to develop a professional learning plan for all levels of staff to keep them growing as out-of-school time educators and ready to implement great programming when programs reopen. It will be possible to register until noon Eastern Time the day prior to the webinar. The time zone used in the program is Eastern Time.