In this two-part series, registered nurse Corey Ranger will be offering learners an opportunity to take a deeper dive into harm reduction, where it came from, and the values and principles that form the foundation of harm reduction work or practice. Learners in the first session will examine the principles of harm reduction and the many ways in which it is practiced. Learners will be asked to reflect on their own guiding values in relation to harm reduction, and identify ways in which harm reduction can be incorporated into their workplace.

Instructor: Cory Ranger

'Corey Ranger is a registered nurse with experience working in harm reduction across Alberta--he has facilitated blood-borne pathogens programming for street-entrenched individuals in Edmonton's inner-city core; worked on the harm reduction team in Calgary; started HIV programming in Brooks; and most recently been responsible for implementing naloxone programming and supervised consumption services (SCS) in Medicine Hat. Corey has been a post-secondary instructor for community and mental health nursing at Medicine Hat College, and is an advocate for evidence-informed, pragmatic public policy. Corey is currently project manager for BCcampus, responsible for the development, implementation, and evaluation of a provincial peer training curriculum and standards of practice (SOP).'

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