February 7th, is African, Caribbean and Black Canadian HIV/AIDS Awareness Day in Canada.
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The Members of the OAN work together to establish a just and effective response to HIV and AIDS in Ontario. Northern Region Eastern Region Central Region – Toronto Central LHIN Western Region Affiliates The OAN has a membership of 10 Affiliates Members, creating one of the strongest health movements in Ontario.
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Over the past few months, the OAN’s Advisory Committee of People Living with HIV/AIDS have led a process that ensured that diverse voices from every corner of the province have been involved in helping us create the next iteration of the Ontario Accord and Living and Serving.
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Applications are now open for the PLDI Online Training on Governance: Find out how your voice can make a difference This governance training mixes instructor-driven sessions through Zoom and self-paced/directed learning sessions offered through the Brightspace learning platform. Note: The training offered through the online governance workshop is the same as training offered via in-person learning (when permitted). Objectives Establish a common understanding of governance and the difference between governance and operations. Learn about the roles and responsibilities of a board of directors. Explore the complexities of being a person living with HIV on a board of directors. DatesThe upcoming online
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“Because She Cares” is a spoken word film series that documents the experiences of African women living with HIV employed in Ontario AIDS service and allied organizations (AASOs). Using spoken word performance and film, “Because She Cares” poetically re-tells the working stories of African immigrant women living with HIV who work in AASOs. To learn more visit their event page:https://www.becauseshecares.com/eventsSocial: @bscaresca The 60-minute film screening will be followed by a panel discussion with the performers, film artists, and African, Caribbean and Black women who work in Ontario AIDS service and allied organizations.Event Details Date: Feb. 12, 2022 Time: 2:00pm – 4:00pm (EST) Register
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This workshop is created for frontline healthcare, harm reduction, support service providers, and educators working with people living with, at risk for, & affected by HIV and people who use drugs. The primary intention for this program is to strengthen resiliency, self-care & organizational practices to support wellness for staff working in chronically & acutely stressful environments & encourage a commitment to one’s physical, psychological, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Registration is filling up fast. Sign-up today! This workshop is being offered on three separate dates: Managers: Friday, January 28 2022 from 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Frontline Workers: Friday, February 11, 2022,
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February 7th, is African, Caribbean and Black Canadian HIV/AIDS Awareness Day in Canada.
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Are you a Convention refugee, permanent resident, or a new Canadian? If you answered yes, the Storytelling Through Photography project is for you. The Photovoice Project is storytelling through photography. Participants will take and use photo images to capture aspects of their environment and experiences. Details and How to Sign Up A (7) seven-week workshop series. From January 17 to February 28, 2022. Email Kemar, kemarb@moyohcs.ca for times and more information. Click this link to register to participate in Photovoice https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/XQB88QZ (Please choose Newcomer Photovoice project from the list). Open to residents of Brampton, Mississauga, and Caledon only. See the Photo-voice Flyer for
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