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SUMMARY:National Day of Awareness and Action for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women\, Girls\, and Gender Diverse Kin
DESCRIPTION:Today is May 5\, National Day of Awareness and Action for missing and murdered Indigenous women\, girls and gender diverse kin\, also known as #RedDressDay. \nToday we remember all of the lives and spirits of those who have been taken too soon\, we lend our thoughts and prayers for the victims of colonialism\, patriarchy and all of the oppressive forces\, institutions and policies that have and continue to inflict a genocide on Indigenous peoples. Women\, girls\, Two-Spirit and gender diverse people have been most impacted and today\, rather than reducing  each sacred life that has gone missing or been murdered to a statistic\, we do what we need to do to remember\, to name the perpetrators of this ongoing gender-based violence\, to honour their lives\, to take care of ourselves\, to march in solidarity\, to organize\, to be with loved ones\, to keep striving for justice\, equity and peace. We remember the families left searching for answers\, closure and justice. We remember the strength of our ancestors\, our families\, and we uplift the young ones inheriting this ever-evolving world.
URL:https://bccrns.ca/event/national-day-of-awareness-may-5-2024
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Ageism Online Presentation
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to attend BC CRN’s newest presentation offering. Ageism is highly prevalent and is the most socially accepted and tolerated form of discrimination in Canada. Like sexism or racism\, ageism is discrimination – based on someone’s age. Ageism can occur at any point in our lifespan – regardless of how old we are – and may lead to others making judgements about our background\, capability\, mental or physical status\, based only on their impression of our age. \nRegister now or email programs@bccrns.ca.
URL:https://bccrns.ca/event/spotlight-on-ageism-april-2
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SUMMARY:LGBTQ2SA+ Elder Abuse Awareness Townhall & Book Launch
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URL:https://bccrns.ca/event/lgbtq2sa-town-hall-may-24
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SUMMARY:May Provincial Learning Event - ReAct Adult Protection Program
DESCRIPTION:Register \nYou are invited to join this online webinar. BC CRN is pleased to welcome team members of the ReAct Adult Protection Program for our May Provincial Learning Event. \nVancouver Coastal Health (VCH) established ReAct to provide education\, resources and a response program to ensure frontline care providers are aware of and understand their obligations to: \nRecognize: Identify situations involving abuse\, neglect and self-neglect of vulnerable adults \nReport: suspected cases of abuse\, neglect and self-neglect to a Designated Responder \nAct: Investigate and respond to reported cases \nVCH is a “designated agency” responsible for investigating situations of abuse\, neglect and self-neglect of adults who are unable to seek support and assistance on their own due to restraint\, physical handicap\, illness\, disease\, injury or any other condition that affects decision-making ability. \nThe ReAct Adult Protection Program receives reports\, provides consultation and coordinates responses to abused\, neglected and self-neglected adults who cannot seek support and assistance on their own. \nFirst Nations ReAct provides an understanding of the complex dynamic of abuse\, neglect & self-neglect in First Nations communities. \nRegister \nSpeakers: \n \nJessica Busswood – Adult Protection Lead – DTES\, ReAct Adult Protection Program\, Vancouver Coast Health \nJessica is a registered social worker and works as an Adult Protection Lead with Vancouver Coastal Health\, supporting the Downtown Eastside community. Jessica graduated from UBC with an MSW in 2018 and has many years experience supporting vulnerable adults.\n\nJessica is a new mom with a one year old girl at home. In her spare time she likes to play volleyball\, horseback ride\, read\, and camp.\n\nCayce Laviolette – Adult Protection Lead – Sunshine Coast\, ReAct Adult Protection Program\, Vancouver Coast Health \nCayce is a registered social worker and Adult Protection Clinical Lead for Sunshine Coast and qathet (Powell River) regions with Vancouver Costal Health. He received his MSW in 2013 and has been practicing in social services and mental health care for over 20 years\, mostly with VCH since 2007. He sits on the Sunshine Coast Community Response Network\, chaired by Vicki Dobbyn. \nCayce was Vice President and Treasurer of the BC Association of Social Workers for many years. He has chaired local and provincial committees and working groups advancing social justice\, social work practice and anti-poverty action since moving to the Sunshine Coast in 2010. \nIn his free time\, Cayce laughs\, plays and sings with his 3 children and wife Maggie. He is an avid hiker and kayaker in Gibsons\, and volunteers as parent coach at the local high school. \n 
URL:https://bccrns.ca/event/react-ple-may-24
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