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On February 11, we celebrated the International Day of Women and Girls in Science with a focus on empowering girls to become involved in STEM at an early age.
Read more about CAMH celebrates International Day of Women and Girls in ScienceStrategy includes 22 actions to decrease anti-Black racism at CAMH by 2022
Read more about CAMH Launches Strategy to Dismantle Anti-Black RacismCollaboration brings together existing suicide prevention services and advocates for a national, three-digit phone number
Read more about CAMH, CMHA and CSC Partner to Implement Pan-Canadian Suicide Prevention ServiceConnecting Indigenous Communities with Culturally Relevant COVID-19 Vaccine Information
Read more about Maad’ookiing Mshkiki — Sharing MedicineResearch ‘critical’ to vaping cessation efforts
Read more about First-of-its-kind CAMH study on why young people vapeNational survey has public policy implications, CAMH authors state
Read more about Half of cannabis users increased consumption during first wave of COVID-19First-of-its-kind outreach to mosques breaks down barrier
Read more about Reducing addiction stigma in Muslim communitiesThe CAMH forensic mental health program delivers care to people who come into contact with the law because of a mental illness.
Read more about Improvements to the Forensic Program at CAMHOne year ago, CAMH committed to implement recommendations from review panel advising on improvements to passes and privileges in CAMH’s forensic program.
Read more about CAMH reports on progress to improve public safety and care for forensic patientsWhen Em Hayes and Chloe Camacho were forced to start delivering mental health presentations virtually to students, they weren’t sure what to expect.
Read more about Youth mental health initiative pivots with COVID-19