BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Exware Solutions Inc.//ExSite v3.8//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ExSite-EvtCal-424-@hsa-bc.ca DTSTAMP:20260713T211304 DTSTART:20220913T100000 DTEND:20220913T113000 SUMMARY:HSABC Webinar: Applied Harm Reduction: 6 Part Webinar Series - Mo dule 1: Drug Policy in Canada DESCRIPTION:Course Description\nApplied Harm Reduction: Beyond the Basics is a six-part online series that takes the learner from the history of toxic drug policy in Canada to exploring everyday opportunities to foste r harm reduction practice in the workplace. Learners will develop a crit ical understanding of the principles of harm reduction and how they can be applied to laws, policies, procedures, and everyday practices. Instru ctor Corey Ranger is a registered nurse and instructor with diverse expe riences in frontline harm reduction work, policy and program development , and advocacy at all levels of government.\n\nCourse Objectives\nUpon c ompletion of this course, learners will:\n• Understand of the relation ship between prohibitive laws/policies and the increasing volatility of the unregulated drug supply\n• Understand the racist and colonial root s of modern-day drug laws and the subsequent disproportionate impact of those laws on marginalized communities\n• Understand varying perspecti ves on harm reduction, their guiding principles, and the history of the harm reduction movement\n• Apply the principles of harm reduction to i nform program development, frontline practice, and community care\n• I dentify current gaps in harm reduction services, under-resourced communi ties, and opportunities for advocacy\n\nCourse Completion\nLearners who complete all six modules of ‘Applied Harm Reduction: Beyond the Basics ’ will receive a certificate of completion. Modules may be completed a synchronously.\n\nCourse Materials\nResources in the form of suggested r eadings, infographics, and online videos/trainings will be provided to r egistered learners prior to each module date.\n\nModule Outline\nThe cor e curriculum of ‘Applied Harm Reduction: Beyond the Basics’ offers a mix of theoretical and practical teachings designed to foster self-refl ection and capacity growth for learners. The course flows logically from historical perspectives to advocating for pragmatic public policy.\n\nI nstructor: Cory Ranger\n\n'Corey Ranger is a registered nurse with exper ience working in harm reduction across Alberta--he has facilitated blood -borne pathogens programming for street-entrenched individuals in Edmont on's inner-city core; worked on the harm reduction team in Calgary; star ted HIV programming in Brooks; and most recently been responsible for im plementing naloxone programming and supervised consumption services (SCS ) in Medicine Hat. Corey has been a post-secondary instructor for commun ity and mental health nursing at Medicine Hat College, and is an advocat e for evidence-informed, pragmatic public policy. Corey is currently pro ject manager for BCcampus, responsible for the development, implementati on, and evaluation of a provincial peer training curriculum and standard s of practice (SOP).'\n\n----------------------------------------------- -------------------------\n\nHow to Register for Training Courses:\nIf y our organization is a member of HSABC\n- login with your login credentia ls\n- if you do not have your own account/login, please click the Member rate and follow prompts for setting up an account.\n\nIf your organizat ion is not a member of HSABC, please select the Non-member rate and cre ate a guest account.\n\nWhy do I need an account?\nYou will be able to l og into the private area and view your training courses and certificates . END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ExSite-EvtCal-424-@hsa-bc.ca DTSTAMP:20260713T211304 DTSTART:20220914T100000 DTEND:20220914T113000 SUMMARY:HSABC Webinar: Applied Harm Reduction: 6 Part Webinar Series - Mo dule 2: Philosophical Underpinnings DESCRIPTION:Course Description\nApplied Harm Reduction: Beyond the Basics is a six-part online series that takes the learner from the history of toxic drug policy in Canada to exploring everyday opportunities to foste r harm reduction practice in the workplace. Learners will develop a crit ical understanding of the principles of harm reduction and how they can be applied to laws, policies, procedures, and everyday practices. Instru ctor Corey Ranger is a registered nurse and instructor with diverse expe riences in frontline harm reduction work, policy and program development , and advocacy at all levels of government.\n\nCourse Objectives\nUpon c ompletion of this course, learners will:\n• Understand of the relation ship between prohibitive laws/policies and the increasing volatility of the unregulated drug supply\n• Understand the racist and colonial root s of modern-day drug laws and the subsequent disproportionate impact of those laws on marginalized communities\n• Understand varying perspecti ves on harm reduction, their guiding principles, and the history of the harm reduction movement\n• Apply the principles of harm reduction to i nform program development, frontline practice, and community care\n• I dentify current gaps in harm reduction services, under-resourced communi ties, and opportunities for advocacy\n\nCourse Completion\nLearners who complete all six modules of ‘Applied Harm Reduction: Beyond the Basics ’ will receive a certificate of completion. Modules may be completed a synchronously.\n\nCourse Materials\nResources in the form of suggested r eadings, infographics, and online videos/trainings will be provided to r egistered learners prior to each module date.\n\nModule Outline\nThe cor e curriculum of ‘Applied Harm Reduction: Beyond the Basics’ offers a mix of theoretical and practical teachings designed to foster self-refl ection and capacity growth for learners. The course flows logically from historical perspectives to advocating for pragmatic public policy.\n\nI nstructor: Cory Ranger\n\n'Corey Ranger is a registered nurse with exper ience working in harm reduction across Alberta--he has facilitated blood -borne pathogens programming for street-entrenched individuals in Edmont on's inner-city core; worked on the harm reduction team in Calgary; star ted HIV programming in Brooks; and most recently been responsible for im plementing naloxone programming and supervised consumption services (SCS ) in Medicine Hat. Corey has been a post-secondary instructor for commun ity and mental health nursing at Medicine Hat College, and is an advocat e for evidence-informed, pragmatic public policy. Corey is currently pro ject manager for BCcampus, responsible for the development, implementati on, and evaluation of a provincial peer training curriculum and standard s of practice (SOP).'\n\n----------------------------------------------- -------------------------\n\nHow to Register for Training Courses:\nIf y our organization is a member of HSABC\n- login with your login credentia ls\n- if you do not have your own account/login, please click the Member rate and follow prompts for setting up an account.\n\nIf your organizat ion is not a member of HSABC, please select the Non-member rate and cre ate a guest account.\n\nWhy do I need an account?\nYou will be able to l og into the private area and view your training courses and certificates . END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ExSite-EvtCal-424-@hsa-bc.ca DTSTAMP:20260713T211304 DTSTART:20221027T100000 DTEND:20221027T113000 SUMMARY:HSABC Webinar: Applied Harm Reduction: 6 Part Webinar Series - Mo dule 3: The Many Faces of Harm Reduction DESCRIPTION:Course Description\nApplied Harm Reduction: Beyond the Basics is a six-part online series that takes the learner from the history of toxic drug policy in Canada to exploring everyday opportunities to foste r harm reduction practice in the workplace. Learners will develop a crit ical understanding of the principles of harm reduction and how they can be applied to laws, policies, procedures, and everyday practices. Instru ctor Corey Ranger is a registered nurse and instructor with diverse expe riences in frontline harm reduction work, policy and program development , and advocacy at all levels of government.\n\nCourse Objectives\nUpon c ompletion of this course, learners will:\n• Understand of the relation ship between prohibitive laws/policies and the increasing volatility of the unregulated drug supply\n• Understand the racist and colonial root s of modern-day drug laws and the subsequent disproportionate impact of those laws on marginalized communities\n• Understand varying perspecti ves on harm reduction, their guiding principles, and the history of the harm reduction movement\n• Apply the principles of harm reduction to i nform program development, frontline practice, and community care\n• I dentify current gaps in harm reduction services, under-resourced communi ties, and opportunities for advocacy\n\nCourse Completion\nLearners who complete all six modules of ‘Applied Harm Reduction: Beyond the Basics ’ will receive a certificate of completion. Modules may be completed a synchronously.\n\nCourse Materials\nResources in the form of suggested r eadings, infographics, and online videos/trainings will be provided to r egistered learners prior to each module date.\n\nModule Outline\nThe cor e curriculum of ‘Applied Harm Reduction: Beyond the Basics’ offers a mix of theoretical and practical teachings designed to foster self-refl ection and capacity growth for learners. The course flows logically from historical perspectives to advocating for pragmatic public policy.\n\nI nstructor: Cory Ranger\n\n'Corey Ranger is a registered nurse with exper ience working in harm reduction across Alberta--he has facilitated blood -borne pathogens programming for street-entrenched individuals in Edmont on's inner-city core; worked on the harm reduction team in Calgary; star ted HIV programming in Brooks; and most recently been responsible for im plementing naloxone programming and supervised consumption services (SCS ) in Medicine Hat. Corey has been a post-secondary instructor for commun ity and mental health nursing at Medicine Hat College, and is an advocat e for evidence-informed, pragmatic public policy. Corey is currently pro ject manager for BCcampus, responsible for the development, implementati on, and evaluation of a provincial peer training curriculum and standard s of practice (SOP).'\n\n----------------------------------------------- -------------------------\n\nHow to Register for Training Courses:\nIf y our organization is a member of HSABC\n- login with your login credentia ls\n- if you do not have your own account/login, please click the Member rate and follow prompts for setting up an account.\n\nIf your organizat ion is not a member of HSABC, please select the Non-member rate and cre ate a guest account.\n\nWhy do I need an account?\nYou will be able to l og into the private area and view your training courses and certificates . END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ExSite-EvtCal-424-@hsa-bc.ca DTSTAMP:20260713T211304 DTSTART:20221110T100000 DTEND:20221110T113000 SUMMARY:HSABC Webinar: Applied Harm Reduction: 6 Part Webinar Series - Mo dule 4: Harm Reduction in Practice DESCRIPTION:Course Description\nApplied Harm Reduction: Beyond the Basics is a six-part online series that takes the learner from the history of toxic drug policy in Canada to exploring everyday opportunities to foste r harm reduction practice in the workplace. Learners will develop a crit ical understanding of the principles of harm reduction and how they can be applied to laws, policies, procedures, and everyday practices. Instru ctor Corey Ranger is a registered nurse and instructor with diverse expe riences in frontline harm reduction work, policy and program development , and advocacy at all levels of government.\n\nCourse Objectives\nUpon c ompletion of this course, learners will:\n• Understand of the relation ship between prohibitive laws/policies and the increasing volatility of the unregulated drug supply\n• Understand the racist and colonial root s of modern-day drug laws and the subsequent disproportionate impact of those laws on marginalized communities\n• Understand varying perspecti ves on harm reduction, their guiding principles, and the history of the harm reduction movement\n• Apply the principles of harm reduction to i nform program development, frontline practice, and community care\n• I dentify current gaps in harm reduction services, under-resourced communi ties, and opportunities for advocacy\n\nCourse Completion\nLearners who complete all six modules of ‘Applied Harm Reduction: Beyond the Basics ’ will receive a certificate of completion. Modules may be completed a synchronously.\n\nCourse Materials\nResources in the form of suggested r eadings, infographics, and online videos/trainings will be provided to r egistered learners prior to each module date.\n\nModule Outline\nThe cor e curriculum of ‘Applied Harm Reduction: Beyond the Basics’ offers a mix of theoretical and practical teachings designed to foster self-refl ection and capacity growth for learners. The course flows logically from historical perspectives to advocating for pragmatic public policy.\n\nI nstructor: Cory Ranger\n\n'Corey Ranger is a registered nurse with exper ience working in harm reduction across Alberta--he has facilitated blood -borne pathogens programming for street-entrenched individuals in Edmont on's inner-city core; worked on the harm reduction team in Calgary; star ted HIV programming in Brooks; and most recently been responsible for im plementing naloxone programming and supervised consumption services (SCS ) in Medicine Hat. Corey has been a post-secondary instructor for commun ity and mental health nursing at Medicine Hat College, and is an advocat e for evidence-informed, pragmatic public policy. Corey is currently pro ject manager for BCcampus, responsible for the development, implementati on, and evaluation of a provincial peer training curriculum and standard s of practice (SOP).'\n\n----------------------------------------------- -------------------------\n\nHow to Register for Training Courses:\nIf y our organization is a member of HSABC\n- login with your login credentia ls\n- if you do not have your own account/login, please click the Member rate and follow prompts for setting up an account.\n\nIf your organizat ion is not a member of HSABC, please select the Non-member rate and cre ate a guest account.\n\nWhy do I need an account?\nYou will be able to l og into the private area and view your training courses and certificates . END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ExSite-EvtCal-424-@hsa-bc.ca DTSTAMP:20260713T211304 DTSTART:20221205T100000 DTEND:20221205T113000 SUMMARY:HSABC Webinar: Applied Harm Reduction: 6 Part Webinar Series - Mo dule 5: Toxic Drugs & The War on People DESCRIPTION:Course Description\nApplied Harm Reduction: Beyond the Basics is a six-part online series that takes the learner from the history of toxic drug policy in Canada to exploring everyday opportunities to foste r harm reduction practice in the workplace. Learners will develop a crit ical understanding of the principles of harm reduction and how they can be applied to laws, policies, procedures, and everyday practices. Instru ctor Corey Ranger is a registered nurse and instructor with diverse expe riences in frontline harm reduction work, policy and program development , and advocacy at all levels of government.\n\nCourse Objectives\nUpon c ompletion of this course, learners will:\n• Understand of the relation ship between prohibitive laws/policies and the increasing volatility of the unregulated drug supply\n• Understand the racist and colonial root s of modern-day drug laws and the subsequent disproportionate impact of those laws on marginalized communities\n• Understand varying perspecti ves on harm reduction, their guiding principles, and the history of the harm reduction movement\n• Apply the principles of harm reduction to i nform program development, frontline practice, and community care\n• I dentify current gaps in harm reduction services, under-resourced communi ties, and opportunities for advocacy\n\nCourse Completion\nLearners who complete all six modules of ‘Applied Harm Reduction: Beyond the Basics ’ will receive a certificate of completion. Modules may be completed a synchronously.\n\nCourse Materials\nResources in the form of suggested r eadings, infographics, and online videos/trainings will be provided to r egistered learners prior to each module date.\n\nModule Outline\nThe cor e curriculum of ‘Applied Harm Reduction: Beyond the Basics’ offers a mix of theoretical and practical teachings designed to foster self-refl ection and capacity growth for learners. The course flows logically from historical perspectives to advocating for pragmatic public policy.\n\nI nstructor: Cory Ranger\n\n'Corey Ranger is a registered nurse with exper ience working in harm reduction across Alberta--he has facilitated blood -borne pathogens programming for street-entrenched individuals in Edmont on's inner-city core; worked on the harm reduction team in Calgary; star ted HIV programming in Brooks; and most recently been responsible for im plementing naloxone programming and supervised consumption services (SCS ) in Medicine Hat. Corey has been a post-secondary instructor for commun ity and mental health nursing at Medicine Hat College, and is an advocat e for evidence-informed, pragmatic public policy. Corey is currently pro ject manager for BCcampus, responsible for the development, implementati on, and evaluation of a provincial peer training curriculum and standard s of practice (SOP).'\n\n----------------------------------------------- -------------------------\n\nHow to Register for Training Courses:\nIf y our organization is a member of HSABC\n- login with your login credentia ls\n- if you do not have your own account/login, please click the Member rate and follow prompts for setting up an account.\n\nIf your organizat ion is not a member of HSABC, please select the Non-member rate and cre ate a guest account.\n\nWhy do I need an account?\nYou will be able to l og into the private area and view your training courses and certificates . END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ExSite-EvtCal-424-@hsa-bc.ca DTSTAMP:20260713T211304 DTSTART:20230110T100000 DTEND:20230110T113000 SUMMARY:HSABC Webinar: Applied Harm Reduction: 6 Part Webinar Series - Mo dule 6: Supplanting the Volatile Drug Supply - Safe Supply & Beyond DESCRIPTION:Course Description\nApplied Harm Reduction: Beyond the Basics is a six-part online series that takes the learner from the history of toxic drug policy in Canada to exploring everyday opportunities to foste r harm reduction practice in the workplace. Learners will develop a crit ical understanding of the principles of harm reduction and how they can be applied to laws, policies, procedures, and everyday practices. Instru ctor Corey Ranger is a registered nurse and instructor with diverse expe riences in frontline harm reduction work, policy and program development , and advocacy at all levels of government.\n\nCourse Objectives\nUpon c ompletion of this course, learners will:\n• Understand of the relation ship between prohibitive laws/policies and the increasing volatility of the unregulated drug supply\n• Understand the racist and colonial root s of modern-day drug laws and the subsequent disproportionate impact of those laws on marginalized communities\n• Understand varying perspecti ves on harm reduction, their guiding principles, and the history of the harm reduction movement\n• Apply the principles of harm reduction to i nform program development, frontline practice, and community care\n• I dentify current gaps in harm reduction services, under-resourced communi ties, and opportunities for advocacy\n\nCourse Completion\nLearners who complete all six modules of ‘Applied Harm Reduction: Beyond the Basics ’ will receive a certificate of completion. Modules may be completed a synchronously.\n\nCourse Materials\nResources in the form of suggested r eadings, infographics, and online videos/trainings will be provided to r egistered learners prior to each module date.\n\nModule Outline\nThe cor e curriculum of ‘Applied Harm Reduction: Beyond the Basics’ offers a mix of theoretical and practical teachings designed to foster self-refl ection and capacity growth for learners. The course flows logically from historical perspectives to advocating for pragmatic public policy.\n\nI nstructor: Cory Ranger\n\n'Corey Ranger is a registered nurse with exper ience working in harm reduction across Alberta--he has facilitated blood -borne pathogens programming for street-entrenched individuals in Edmont on's inner-city core; worked on the harm reduction team in Calgary; star ted HIV programming in Brooks; and most recently been responsible for im plementing naloxone programming and supervised consumption services (SCS ) in Medicine Hat. Corey has been a post-secondary instructor for commun ity and mental health nursing at Medicine Hat College, and is an advocat e for evidence-informed, pragmatic public policy. Corey is currently pro ject manager for BCcampus, responsible for the development, implementati on, and evaluation of a provincial peer training curriculum and standard s of practice (SOP).'\n\n----------------------------------------------- -------------------------\n\nHow to Register for Training Courses:\nIf y our organization is a member of HSABC\n- login with your login credentia ls\n- if you do not have your own account/login, please click the Member rate and follow prompts for setting up an account.\n\nIf your organizat ion is not a member of HSABC, please select the Non-member rate and cre ate a guest account.\n\nWhy do I need an account?\nYou will be able to l og into the private area and view your training courses and certificates . END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR