CoPEH-Canada members, Carlos Sanchez Pimienta and Blake Poland, will set the stage of this interactive webalogue by sharing about an ongoing project, Curricular Reform for Public Health Education in the Anthropocene. Then we would love to hear from people on the webalogue about your achievements, goals and challenges in re-imagining ecological public health education.
To register, click here.
CoPEH-Canada received financial support from the Programme d'appui aux relations canadiennes (PARC) of the Secrétariat du Québec aux relations canadiennes (SQRC ) of the Government of Quebec for the project ‘ Strengthening the Canadian Community of Practice in Ecosystem Approaches to Health’.
CoPEH-Canada has received a grant from fabriqueREL to provide French-language educational resources to promote transformative learning on themes at the intersection of health, ecosystems and society. We envision a mosaic of renewed modules including activities, tools and media, allowing teachers and learners to adapt and modify the resources to their needs.
CoPEH-Canada is pleased to announce that our yearly course will be taking place in May/June at our usual sites (UQAM, Guelph, UNBC, online) PLUS a group at SFU!
The theme this year: Climate health justice and reciprocity
For more info click here.
Join us December 19th (3-5pm EST/12-14 PST)
What have you been doing in transformative learning/education this year and what do you hope to do next year? CoPEH-Canada representatives will set the stage of this interactive webalogue by sharing about our Lancet Planetary Health paper published in 2023, Transformative learning for a sustainable and healthy future through ecosystem approaches to health: insights from 15 years of co-designed ecohealth teaching and learning experiences, and providing information on developments for a 2024 course focused on climate and health justice with a new site. We will also share on an ongoing project, EDGE, Curricular Reform for Public Health Education in the Anthropocene. Then we would love to hear from people on the webalogue about your achievements, goals and challenges in transformative learning!
Two CoPEH-Canada alumni, Angel Kennedy and Carlos Sanchez Pimienta, are co-leading, for the second year, a 24-hour global conversation on the theme of 'working together for a healthy, just, and sustainable future' and would like to extend an invitation to you all to join. This year's event is on November 30th-December 1st.
The North America/Turtle Island session takes place November 30th between 2-4pm PST/5-7pm EST. You can access all the sessions with the same link and registration is free. The South/Latin America session will be in Spanish.
Johanne Saint-Charles, co-founding member, and Jena Webb, director of programmes, presented CoPEH-Canada's work in a Latin American course titled: Enfoque ecosistémico para la salud (Ecosalud) como estrategia para el abordaje de problemáticas salud-ambiente (Ecosystem approaches to health (Ecohealth) as a strategy for addressing health-environment issues).
Maya Gislason, notre représentante à la SFU, et son équipe Take Notice, en collaboration avec Cortes Island et CoPEH-Canada, ont reçu le Burroughs Wellcome Fund's CLIMATE CHANGE AND HUMAN HEALTH SEED GRANTS.
PANEL | Cohabitation animaux humains et non-humains en milieu urbain Le 25 avril 2023 de 9 h 15 à 16 h
Cette journée,coorganiser par CoPEH-Canada, se veut une activité de clôture à la série de webinaires organisés sur ce thème.
À ne pas manquer! Webinaire sur le récent article du Lancet Planetary Health traitant de notre pédagogie et méthodologie. https://uqam.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUqf--qqzIrHtTxNDuSosbpfZIMcyzQ1OSI
Our paper published January 4th, 2023 in The Lancet Planetary Health presents insights from the work of CoPEH-Canada and 15 years (2008–2022) of land-based, transdisciplinary, learner-centred, transformative learning and training, oriented to Head, Hands, and Heart.
CoPEH-Canada is pleased to present, along w/ our colleagues, Healthpunk Vol 2.
Ten stories, four commentaires and two enditorials share visions in which the work of health & care is deliberately focused on responding to social & ecological challenges & supporting healthier ways of living.
CoPEH-Canada has signed two briefs in the context of the House of Commons' examination of Bill S-5, Strengthening Environmental Protection for a Healthier Canada Act. To read the briefs, follow this link.
A hard-hitting, personal journey through a scoping review on health and gender equity.
This NEW teaching module provides a guide for designing a one-day, experiential workshop that explores the ecological and social contexts for health through a series of interactive activities and walking tours.
David Waltner-Toews, co-founder of CoPEH-Canada, was nominated to the Order of Canada for his leadership and expertise in ecosystem approaches to health, and for supporting development worldwide. See his nomination here.
The need for transformative change across healthcare and society at large is now well recognized in light of diverse social, ecological and health crises. We are looking for fictional stories located anytime in the future, in which the work of healthcare is deliberately focused on responding to social and ecological challenges and supporting better ways of living and being healthy together in this manner. For more information see the Call for Stories. The deadline is June 22nd, 2022.
--May 24th from 1:00-2:00 EDT/10:00-11:00 PDT
This joint webinar on Participatory action research co-organized by CoPEH-Canada and the Canadian Association for Global Health will be open to the public.
To register click here.
Innovation transformed by participatory action research. Can learning journeys, communities of practice, and participatory action research transform how public sector practitioners confront complexity? Join Mumbi Maina, Lily Raphael, and Kyla Pascal of the ‘Transforming Cities from Within’ facilitation team to discuss what they have learned from their process of facilitating a learning journey for municipal Government staff to tackle challenges related to climate, equity and decolonization.
--24 mai de 1h00-2h00 HAEAssociation canadienne pour la santé mondiale, ce webinaire conjoint ouvert au public est consacré à la recherche-intervention participative.
Co-organisé par CoPEH-Canada et l'Pour vous inscrire, cliquez ici.
L'innovation transformée par la recherche-intervention participative. Les parcours d'apprentissage, les communautés de pratique et la recherche-intervention participative peuvent-ils transformer la façon dont les praticiennes et praticiens du secteur public abordent la complexité ? Joignez-vous à Mumbi Maina, Lily Raphael et Kyla Pascal de l'équipe de facilitation « Transformer les villes de l'intérieur » pour discuter de ce qu'elles ont appris au cours de leur processus de facilitation d'un voyage d'apprentissage destiné au personnel du gouvernement municipal en vue de relever les défis liés au climat, à l'équité et à la décolonisation.
This graduate level field course and webinar series on ecosystem approaches to health will be held at four “sites” in May-June: Montréal (UQAM), Guelph (University of Guelph), Prince George (UNBC), and an online “site.”
Happy New Year! We're looking forward to following all of the amazing work being done toward a just and sustainable future. From the CoPEH-Canada "family."
Roundtable opportunity to share, reflect and look aheadHERE.
Join us as we explore the past year and look toward future directions. You can REGISTER for this webalogue by clickingFollow this link to register for the webinar
Why did we sign on to the São Paulo Decalration on planetary health with the Planetary Health Alliance?
"Because we intend to continue to contribute to the education and training of researchers and professionals who can affect whole systems change." –Jena Webb, Director of Programmes
See the launch video here.
We are very proud to be among the over 250 organization signatories from more than 47 countries to have signed the São Paulo Declaration on Planetary Health.
Congratulations to Jena Webb, our director of programmes, who received a Research Professional Excellence Award 2021 from the Fonds de recherche du Québec - société et culture.
This joint webinar, hosted by the Canadian Community of Practice in Ecosystem Approaches to Health (CoPEH-Canada) and the The Working Group on Climate Change and Health (WGCCH) of the Canadian Coalition for Global Health Research (CCGHR), will take place at 1:30 (EST) on June 3rd. Come listen to our guests, Mumbi Maina, UBC and City of Vancouver, and Tim Takaro, SFU. For more information and to register for the webinar visit the CCGHR website.
Johanne Saint-Charles, co-founder of CoPEH-Canada, was named to the Canadian Women in Global Health List!
Congratulations, Johanne!
Consult this new online directory of incredible Canadian #women leaders in #globalhealth. View the full list here:
May 28th concluded the final of 8 webinars in our yearly series. We were very pleased to have our biggest and most bilingual group ever with 35 participants. Your active participation in our numerous activities is what makes this series such an enriching experience for everyone. Thank you to everyone who made it happen.
This part online, part face-to-face graduate level course on ecosystem approaches to health is being offered at four “sites” in May 2020: Montréal (UQAM), Guelph (University of Guelph), Prince George (University of Northern British Columbia) and an online “site.” Six 90-minute sessions (seven in the case of the online group) will be conducted as simultaneous webinars across the sites. The rest of the time for the three onsite groups will be locally run sessions, including field trips. We offer a rigorous, hands-on pedagogical approach. For more information (including a tentative list of webinar topics) check out our website.
This part online, part face-to-face graduate level course on ecosystem approaches to health will be offered at three sites in May 2019: Montréal (UQAM), Southern Ontario (University of Guelph), and Prince George (University of Northern British Columbia). For updates please check here in the new year.
Three of the blogs written in the context 2018 hybrid course on ecosystem approaches to health given by CoPEH-Canada were published on our site.
Registration for the May 2018 CoPEH-Canada course and webinar series on ecosystem approaches to health is now open to all graduate students and professionals in Canada and elsewhere interested in the topic.
For more information visit our course webpage.
Exciting opportunity to join us for the 2018 edition of our course on ecosystem approaches to health. We have been innovating & tweaking our interactive & experiential approach to learning for 10yrs. Come see what we've hit upon! For more informaiton see our course webpage.
Tuesday, December 12th
from 12:30pm-2:00pm Pacific Daylight Time (3:30pm-5:00pm EST).
To register click here.
Presenters:
Dr. Daniel Coleman, McMaster University
Dr. Sonya L. Jakubec, School of Nursing and Midwifery at Mount Royal University in Calgary
Wednesday, November 22nd
from 12:30pm-2:00pm Pacific Daylight Time (3:30pm-5:00pm EST)
To register click here
Presenters:
-Dr. Henry Harder, Dr. Donald B. Rix BC Leadership Chair, Aboriginal Environmental Health; Professor, School of Health Sciences, University of Northern British Columbia
-Dr. Travis Holyk, Carrier Sekani Family Servies
Moderator: Dr. Maya Gislason, Simon Fraser University
Oct 18th from 12:30-2:00pm PDT
You can REGISTER for this webalogue by clicking HERE
Researchers from the QAA node Johanne Saint-Charles, Cathy Vaillancourt and Jena Webb received a team grant from CIHR: Modeling an approach to gender-conscious participatory action-oriented research and knowledge transfer favouring equality, equity and occupational/environmental health
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The top three student blogs from the 2017 hybrid course on ecosystem approaches to health have been published here. A must read!
Ecohealth in Action Webalogue - Join us on THURSDAY May 25th from 12:30-2:00pm PDT
Our topic for the month of May is: Introducing the Environment, Community, Health Observatory (ECHO) Network -- Strengthening intersectoral capacity to understand and respond to health impacts of resource development
The objective of this second webinar of the CoPEH-Canada hybrid training in ecohealth, Define and negotiate health, is to facilitate participant’s experience of the multiple perspectives of health and live the process of negotiation through a role playing game. Wednesday May 10th 2017.
This part online, part face-to-face graduate level course on ecosystem approaches to health is being offered at three sites: l'INRS-Institut Armand-Frappier, University of Guelph, and University of Northern BC in May-June 2017. For more informatino visit our "course" website.
Whether or not you are planning to be at the OneHealth-EcoHealth 2016 Congress in a couple weeks, there are two ways in which you can participate in the conference activities.
To contribute, please follow the link to the 2016 Aspirational Statement blog.
Please have your feedback posted by Wednesday the 30th November.
There are prizes!!
For instructions on how to contribute follow this link.
To see the conversation and listen to the sounds follow this link.
The authorities of six Canadian universities (Dalla Lana School of Public Health (University of Toronto), Simon Fraser University, Université de Moncton, Université du Québec à Montréal, University of Northern British Colombia and York University) signed a MOU for the creation of a consortium linked to the CoPEH-Canada.
CoPEH-Canada collaborated on three full applications to CIHR’s recent competition for teams looking into intersectoral prevention research linked to the environment.
Pre-conference workshop at the CPHA's annual conference co-organized by CoPEH-Canada: Addressing the ecological determinants of health: Implications for ongoing public health education and practice. June 13, 2016.
Hybrid, multi-site course on ecosystem approaches to health, from May to June 2016 at the University of Toronto, the University of Guelph and the University of Northern British Colombia.
Welcome to our new website. Here you will easily find information on our activities, including our ecohealth course, our teaching manual and ways to collaborate. Enjoy!