Link to the recorded webinar:

https://workwellnessinstitute.org/covid-19-challenges-of-returning-to-work-or-staying-at-work-during-a-pandemic/

To access the archived recording of this presentation, please follow the below URL link.

https://lakeheadu.zoom.us/rec/share/MCThdUstktR_0KJRykSKms4ZTvsU0cVLApAXJifDke1fJnNRVVgiFTIHfIKbeUDw.KXNRI2vlJo3zUG9N 

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The CARWH Board is offering an on-line workshop series! Our second session will focus on the challenges and opportunities of engaging in knowledge translation work during COVID-19, and will feature a panel of four dynamic speakers. Panelists will briefly describe on how they are approaching KT in 2020 and beyond, and some of the ways in which their work has been challenged by our pandemic-influenced world.

The speakers are Dr. Joy MacDermid (Distinguished University Professor, School of Physical Therapy, University of Western Ontario), Ms. Sara Macdonald (Manager of Knowledge Transfer and Exchange at the Institute for Work & Health), Dr. Sonja Senthanar (Postdoctoral Fellow, Partnership for Work, Health and Safety, University of British Columbia), and Dr. Vicki Kristman (Associate Professor, Department of Health Sciences, Lakehead University). The panel will be moderated by Dr. Cheryl Peters (Research Scientist, Cancer Epidemiology & Prevention Research, Alberta Health Services).

This is the second installation in our series of sessions that aim to create a more dynamic and connected CARWH membership. We will be seeking feedback from attendees on the content of this and future sessions.

Who should attend: Canadian researchers, graduate students and collaborators in the field of work and health. Note: Zoom link provided by email closer to the date.

To Register please click HERE

To access the archived recording of this presentation, please follow the below URL link. 

https://lakeheadu.zoom.us/rec/share/Xet8UAv1uwlkUwD8OWZiltZ_iLKceT0ahEe8pltxtIaw343bBT_qZ0vGy41cPzjH.2X7hJdgyVCdi0djM

Access Passcode: Pg55c6k^

To access the archived recording of this presentation, please follow the below URL link. 

https://lakeheadu.zoom.us/rec/share/CAe9JuJX5GAlRr6QehMzbOF0ZGMk-qKx5bUIJaFUJ6tEq4GYgfVB-3R8313Kj6M0.mqwIQRxA4uD6DSO6 

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Faculty Research Day 2020 is your opportunity to learn more about some of the varied research being undertaken at Lakehead University by our researchers in the natural sciences, engineering, health and social sciences and humanities.

EPID@Work will be presenting ongoing research projects at this event. 

Posters can be viewed in the Lakehead University Agora (Thunder Bay Campus) from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm. 

Please stop by and say Hello! 

Dr. Vicki Kristman, Director of EPID@Work Research Institute, and Ms. Robyn O'Loughlin, PhD.Candidate & Research Associate with EPID@Work Research Institute will discuss the development of the partnership between Lakehead University and Nokiiwin Tribal Council in Thunder Bay, Ontario.  Through this partnership, they have successfully obtained a CIHR grant, attended a 'Hackathon', and developed an e-mental health app.  

Register for the Webinar

The Future of Work: Digital Technologies and Canada's Labour Market

Which workers are at the highest risk of having their jobs automated and have fewer opportunities to transition to new occupations? without a consensus of the proportion of jobs that may become fully automated how will Canadian leaders understand how the labour market will shift?

Join our webinar on February 11 at 2pm ET for an inside look on how to guide your organizations resources on the people and skill transitions that need it most.

Download the event poster