Brain Injury Canada Conference
onlineBrain Injury Canada's 2021 Conference is open for registration. The dynamic list of speakers include: Tim Feeney, Brian Levine, Karen Mason, Paul van Donkelaar and more.
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From TBI Survivor to Medical Doctor: My Road to Recovery – A Five Pillar Approach Webinar
onlineThe Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA) and Brain Changes Initiative (BCI) are hosting a Complimentary Distinguished Speaker's Webinar Series created for front line health care workers and professionals in the field of brain injury.
Free
CGB Centre Lunch & Learn Series on Mental Health, Addiction, & Brain Injury
onlineThe CGB Centre is hosting a series of Lunch & Learn Conversations for Brain Injury Awareness Month. All sessions are free. These will be hosted and recorded on Zoom from 12 pm - 1 pm (PST).
Anything is Possible: A Conversation about Traumatic Brain Injury
onlineA quarterly zoom conversation connecting TBI brain injury survivors and their families with each other for learning, sharing and inspiration.
Free
Fraser Valley Brain Injury Golf Classic
The Redwoods Golf Course 22011 88 Avenue, Langley, BC, CanadaFraser Valley Brain Injury Association (FVBIA) is pleased to announce the Annual Brain Injury Golf Classic is booked for Thursday September 23, 2021.
The Fourth International Housing First Conference
onlineThe Ontario Housing First Regional Network Community of Interest presents, the Fourth International Housing First Conference: Knowledge Mobilization of Evidence-Based Housing First Practices.
CDN50.00
OBIA Provincial ABI Conference 2021
onlineThe Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA), in collaboration with participating Community Associations, is pleased to announce the Provincial ABI Conference 2021 will be held on October 28-29, 2021 VIRTUALLY.
Free Seminar for Professionals Who Care for Brain Injury Survivors
onlineFree seminar for professionals who care for brain injury survivors.
Free
Disability Without Poverty – Indigenous Disability Awareness Month
onlineDisability Without Poverty is a grassroots movement led by people with disabilities and welcomes all Canadians to join. They stand for people with disabilities to be prosperous, realize their power, have opportunities to pursue their passions and to participate in every aspect of society. Every month they host a RoundUp, which is a time to share storie and ideas from people with disabilities all across the country. November is Indigenous Disability Awareness Month and they are hosting a roundup to showcase Indigenous artists. All Canadians are welcome to this online event.
Free
Webinar for Brain Injury Survivors: How to Mindfully Manage the Holiday Season
onlineWebinar for Brain Injury Survivors: How to Mindfully Manage the Holiday Season.
Free