Reserve seats now for groups of 3 or more and get one registration free! This offer ends on July 31. Contact us at info@asi-iea.ca to request an invoice or arrange for online payment (this package cannot be
The “new normal” has limited our ability to gather in large groups spanning provincial borders, but it has also increased public awareness about mental health and wellness, and the need for upstream action. With this
Four new board members have been approved by the ASI Board of Directors: Rebecca Francis, Susan Hartley, Emily Laite, and Eva Sock. Each of them brings something new to the ASI Board, as we continue
We’re pleased to announce that the work of ASI has been formally recognized in the PEI Legislature! Trish Altass, PEI Green Party MLA for Tyne Valley-Sherbrooke, who has attended ASI in the past as a
In September, ASI Board members Malcolm Shookner and Cathy Leslie presented to a large group of directors and policy staff from the Nova Scotia Department of Communities, Culture and Heritage. ASI is seeking to strengthen
The 2019 ASI Forum will feature keynote speaker Dr. Gaynor Watson-Creed. Dr. Gaynor Watson-Creed is a Royal College certified specialist in Public Health and Preventive Medicine (PHPM), having completed her post graduate medical education in
We are looking for an energetic, detail-oriented, bilingual young person to join the ASI team as the Coordinator of the Youth Leadership Program at the 2019 Atlantic Summer Institute. The job will run from June
A select number of organizations will have the opportunity to exhibit their products or services during the 2019 ASI Forum. As an exhibitor, you will benefit from networking with delegates and will receive recognition in
University of Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown, PEI ASI 2019 will present many opportunities for you to share your experience and knowledge and to learn from others, and we invite you to submit an abstract (short
Want to attend ASI 2019, but need some assistance? We believe that a variety of perspectives is important in conversations about mental health, and we don’t want financial means to be a barrier to participation.