HM|HC Talks is a series of online meetings available to our community of practice. Each meeting will focus on a particular health literacy topic and feature stimulus presenters who are doing related work on their campuses. HM|HC Talks’ format intends for attendees to participate in dialogue and then collaborate with presenters and other campus members on special topics of interest.
You can find a list of upcoming and past HM|HC Info Talks below.
HM|HC Talks: Postvention as Suicide Prevention
In this talk, attendees will come together to learn from Rebecca L. Sanford, PhD, RCSW, to explore key considerations for postvention following a suicide death and will discuss the nature of exposure to suicide loss, the unique aspects of this experience, and the goals of a postvention response.
HM|HC Talks: E-Mental Health Guide
In this talk, attendees came together to learn from our previous HM|HC co-op student, Brian Cagampan on the topic of e-mental health services and resources.
HM|HC Talks: Health Equity Impact Assessment
In this talk, attendees came together to learn from fellow students from the Simon Fraser University Student Health Advisory Committee on the topic of virtual campus services and assessing their impact.
HM|HC Talks: Canadian Campus Wellbeing Survey
In this talk, attendees came together to learn more about the new Canadian Campus Wellbeing Survey, how it is currently being used and could be implemented on campuses this coming year, as well as to consider how its results can be used.
HM|HC Talks: Coping with COVID-19 on Campus
In this talk, we learn from fellow attendees about their response to COVID-19 and how they are supporting international students on their campus
HM|HC Talks: Vaping on Campus
In this talk, attendees discussed the topic of vaping practice and appropriate response on campus, featuring stimulus speaker Dr. Elizabeth Saewyc.
HM|HC Talks: Peer Support on Campus
In this talk, attendees discussed the topic of peer support initiatives, programs and approaches on campus.
HM|HC Talk: Responding to Student Loneliness on Campus
In this talk, participants delved deeper into loneliness on campuses with stimulus speakers from Vancouver Island University and Simon Fraser University.
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Healthy Minds | Healthy Campuses is managed and coordinated on behalf of the BC Partners for Mental Health and Addictions Information by CMHA BC
Core funding for the initiative is provided by BC Mental Health and Substance
Use Services with additional support from the BC Ministry of Health
