CAMIMH Opens Nominations for the 2018 Champions Awards

Know an Exceptional Mental Health Advocate or Researcher? Nominate them today! CAMIMH Opens Nominations for the 2018 Champions Awards January 15, 2018 – The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health (CAMIMH) has opened its online portal for nominations for the Champions of Mental Health Awards. The Champions Awards is an annual gala devoted READ MORE

Alliance for an Inclusive and Accessible Canada consultations moved to July 2017

  Please note that there has been a change to the dates and time of the consultations in Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Ontario for the Alliance for An Inclusive and Accessible Canada. The following consultations will be now held in the month of July. Here are the current dates and locations. We ask you to READ MORE

Alliance for an Inclusive and Accessible Canada consultations in Alberta, Manitoba, British Columbia, Yukon, Northwest Territories

We are pleased to announce that Alliance for an Inclusive and Accessible Canada will be hosting public consultations in Alberta, Manitoba, British Columbia, Yukon, Northwest Territories. We ask you to please share this information with your networks and encourage people to come out to a consultation and help to shape Canada’s new accessibility law. Alberta READ MORE

Crazy Talks

A transracial adoptee & Anishinaabe woman, Shandra Spears Bombay walks through the world wearing layers of intergenerational injury, but also carrying gifts and teachings. Shandra shares her perspective about talking back to racist violence in creative ways. READ MORE

Free Leadership Webinar

For nonprofit board members, senior executives and executive directors, understanding your organization’s finances is vital to maintaining a successful operation. If you’d like to learn the basics of nonprofit finance, you’ll want to register for our free leadership webinar. Presented by Gordon Holley, CPA, CA, CPB and president & CEO of Humanity Financial, this webinar READ MORE

Healing Voices

HEALING VOICES is a new feature-length documentary which explores the experiences commonly labeled as “psychosis” through the real-life stories of individuals working to overcome extreme mental states, and integrate these experiences into their lives in meaningful ways.  The film follows three subjects – Oryx, Jen, Dan – over a period of nearly five years and READ MORE

CHRC releases its 2015 Annual Report to Parliament

La CCDP publie son rapport annuel 2015 au Parliament Canadian Human Rights Commission’s 2015 Annual Report, tabled in the House of Commons and the Senate on March 10, 2016. For the Commission, 2015 was a year of reflection, consultation and new direction. We consulted with over 65 organizations and hundreds of individuals from across Canada READ MORE