ASI 2021

The Atlantic Summer Institute (ASI) on Healthy and Safe Communities bringstogether community groups, researchers, practitioners, educators, policeand government representatives - all the people and sectors that are workingtoward creating safer and healthier communities in Atlantic Canada.ASI programs are a real opportunity to strengthen collaboration acrosssectors in a meaningful way, ultimately leading to the creation of healthierand safer communities in Atlantic Canada and beyond. The Instituteincorporated in 2008 and is managed by a Board of Directors.Contact the Atlantic Summer Institute on Healthy and Safe Communities:info@asi-iea.ca(902) 894-3399www.asi-iea.ca---------------------------l'Institut d'été sur les collectivités sûres et en santé au Canadaatlantique rassemble les groupes communautaires, les chercheurs, lespraticiens, les éducateurs, le service de police et les représentants dugouvernement - toutes les personnes et tous les secteurs qui collaborentafin de créer des collectivités sûres et en santé au Canada atlantique.Les programmes IEA sont une véritable occasion pour renforcer lacollaboration entre les secteurs de façon significative, qui se traduiraitfinalement par la création de collectivités plus saines et plus sûres, auCanada atlantique et ailleurs. L'Institut d'été incorporé en 2008 et il estgéré par un Conseil d'administration.Contactez l'Institut d'été sur les collectivités sûres et en santé au Canadainfo@asi-iea.ca(902) 894-3399www.asi-iea.ca

Atlantic Summer Institute on Healthy and Safe Communities/l’Institut d’été sur les collectivités sûres et en sécurité au Canada atlantique

ASI 2021  will bring together communities and individuals to learn, share, and foster a healthier future!

Be part of a movement that brings together people who are capable of influencing and implementing changes at the policy and community levels! ASI 2021 aims to increase understanding of the importance of infant, child and youth mental health for the whole of society, and foster policy actions to influence upstream investment in support of mental health.As the world has adapted to the unprecedented challenges posed by the global pandemic, we have witnessed a heightened human need to reconnect with ourselves, our communities, and our physical and natural environments. The ripple effects of COVID-19 have amplified the social and structural inequities that pre-existed the pandemic, resulting in a dramatic impact on mental and physical health at a societal level. A sense of disconnect spans intergenerational, social, environmental, financial, and political contexts, where the resulting social and physical isolation are taking a significant toll on mental health. This disconnect also exists between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people and ways of knowing and between relative levels of wealth and privilege across society. The importance of relationships, and community in building resilience to support positive health and wellness outcomes for society has never been clearer – community and connection matter! Personal, community, and societal resilience is essential to support the mental health of children and youth and achieve ‘the great reconnect’ in a post-COVID world. ASI 2021 will feature panels, workshops and roundtables from experts (both researchers and praticioners) in across sectors. We are so excited to have Paul Born, Co-CEO of the Tamarack Institute, joining us as our keynote presenter. Check out our program for more detailed information!Visit<a href="http://www.asi-iea.ca/en/asi-2021/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"> http://www.asi-iea.ca/en/asi-2021/</a> for more information!

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