π‘Tune in tomorrow, SEPT 24th for Cross-Pollinations with artist Finnegan Shannon and Speech-Language Pathologist Laura Davidsonπ‘
π6-7pm EST/ 3-4 PST
πregister for free: healtharts.ca/cross-pollin...
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π‘Tune in tomorrow, SEPT 24th for Cross-Pollinations with artist Finnegan Shannon and Speech-Language Pathologist Laura Davidsonπ‘
π6-7pm EST/ 3-4 PST
πregister for free: healtharts.ca/cross-pollin...
@canadianpoets.bsky.social
On April 30, join poet, artist educator, and nature artist Sheniz Janmohamed and social worker Anna Reed for an hour of poetry and conversation on the theme of Climate, Ecology, and Health. π
Register for free: healtharts.ca/cross-pollin...
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#crosspollinations #poetry
Looking forward to this event at the FOLD with HARC contributor Samantha Jones next week!
Register: fold2025.vfairs.com
Sam's work: www.samanthajonespoet.com
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#LiteraryFestival #mentalhealth #HARCcontributors #FOLD2025 #poetry
Congratulations Janet! This vital work will have a huge, positive impact on the world π
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Huge congratulations to HARC PhD candidate Janet Ocloo on receiving the @univcan.ca International Doctoral Research Award!
Janetβs research explores support systems and quality of life for caregivers of children with cerebral palsy in Ghana.
healtharts.ca/janet-ocloo-...
On March 26th, join writer, translator, bookseller, Claire Foster, and Psychotherapist SJ Thiessen for a reading, talk, and discussion on translation as both a creative and care practice.
Register: healtharts.ca/cross-pollin...
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A group of pharmacy staff from Northern Health sitting around a table, smiling and showing their art during a Secret Pocket workshop. Text on the image reads "Arts-based, anti-colonial training for health professionals." This story is part of a series that spotlights regional impacts in BC, with this story focused on the north.
Through art & storytelling, Indigenous communities & researchers in the north are shaping culturally safe healthcare β supporting reconciliation & transforming care: bit.ly/4hHCnHJ
#RegionalDiversityBC
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One of our funders @healthresearchbc.bsky.social wrote a story about how we use art to fight colonialism in healthcare.
Check it out at the link below and be sure to access our free learning resources linked in the article!
healthresearchbc.ca/news_article...