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WHEN 1 pm • June 25th - 1 pm • June 28th, 2007
WHERE University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon
For our 2007 health promotion international learning event, we intend to build upon the success of the 2005 Summer
School (please see our website for a full overview) – its core was having respect for human diversity through hearing
people’s stories, becoming aware of the cultural-power relations that shape experiences of mental well-being for different
groups and developing interventions to deal with these.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This provincial, national and international learning event will build from this basis of connecting by focusing on the
holistic space for health promoters in all areas, (practitioner, student, policy maker, researcher, community activist, etc.).
Approaching the practice of population health promotion as an art, science, and relational practice we’ll begin with
explorations of practitioners as instruments for change in the context of local and global relationships. Ways of addressing
the root causes of health inequities within an ecological framework will be explored, through experiential learning that
combines personal change with social change work. Participants will have the opportunity to combine critical thinking and
practical skills around health promotion practice, research and evaluation, knowledge translation and policy issues.
With pleasure, the Prairie Region Health Promotion Research Centre (PRHPRC) is proud to introduce its 2007 Summer
School program in partnership with:
• Public Health Agency of Canada
• First Nations and Inuit Health Branch
• Mamawetan Churchill River Health Authority
• Saskatoon Health Region
• College of Medicine, U of S
• Northern Regional Health Authority
• Saskatchewan Health, Population Health
• Indigenous Peoples Health Research Centre
• International Women of Saskatoon
• Keewatin Yatthe Regional Health Authority
• Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region
• Canadian Centre of Health and Safety in Agriculture
For further information contact us at: 306-966-7939
or visit our website at: http://www.usask.ca/healthsci/che/prhprc
The Prairie Region Health Promotion Research Centre
“Research and Practice for Social Transformation”
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Summer School 2007
June 25th - 28th, 2007
Early Registration: $375
Late Registration After May 28th: $425
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Telephone_ ____________________________________ Fax________________________________________
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Phone: 306-966-7939 Fax: 306-966-7920
Email: janet.wagner@usask.ca
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Mail Completed Registration Form
and Cheques to
Prairie Region Health Promotion Research Centre
c/o Community Health & Epidemiology
University of Saskatchewan
107 Wiggins Road
Saskatoon, SK S7N 5E5
Prairie Region Health Promotion Research Centre (PRHPRC)
(Sorry – we can’t accept credit cards at this time)
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Accommodation
Inexpensive housing with breakfast included, is available on campus (Qu’Appelle Hall).
If you are interested, please visit our website at
http://www.usask.ca/healthsci/che/prhprc
Or contact the Conference and Catering Office, University of Saskatchewan directly:
telephone 306-966-8600; fax 306-966-8599; email conference-catering@usask.ca
For further information, contact us at: 306-966-7939
or visit our website at: http://www.usask.ca/healthsci/che/prhprc
Click on “Summer School” and follow the links to registration