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[Podcast] Season 2- Mind the Disruption Podcast

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Season 2Social Movements for Social JusticeWelcome back! In the second season of Mind the Disruption, we explore social movements for social justice: groups of people working together to build collective power for change.In each episode, you’ll hear from someone – a disruptor - who works with ot

[Podcast] Looking after children and aging parents

CBC News- Alberta at Noon with Judy Aldous

Looking after children and aging parents

Technology and Digital Resource Roundup

CORE Canada

Technology and Digital Resource Roundup

[Webinar Recording] Generations Over Dinner

Intergenerational Linkages Community of Practice

Generations Over Dinner

[Webinar Recording] How Do You Measure Belonging?

United Way British Columbia

We all know that isolation leads to significant health impacts. That’s why as a seniors’ serving organizations you likely work very hard to create welcoming and inclusive environments in all that you and your team do. But how do you know what is working and what needs course correcting? Or wheth

[Webinar Recording] New CCSMH Guidelines on Social Isolation and Loneliness in Older Adults

CCSHM/Healthy Aging CORE

The Canadian Coalition for Seniors’ Mental Health (CCSHM) will be launching the first-ever Canadian clinical guidelines for health care and social service professionals to support them in their vital professional roles working with older patients and clients. Dr. David Conn, Co-Chair of CCSMH alon

[Resource] Fraud Prevention Month Resource round-up

Healthy Aging Alberta

Fraud Prevention Month Resource round-up

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