ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
The Canadian Human Connection Conference (CHCC '24) is dedicated to exploring the critical role of human connection in promoting social, mental, and physical health.
2024 Conference Theme:
Building Bridges: Innovative Approaches for a More Connected Canada.
Organized by GenWell (Canada's Human Connection Movement) and the Canadian Alliance for Social Connection and Health, this event brings together experts from various sectors to share research, insights, and strategies for building a more connected Canada.
Join us for the Canadian Human Connection Conference (CHCC '24) in Vancouver, BC, from November 4th to 6th, 2024, at Simon Fraser University.
Who Should
Attend
Who Should Attend
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Researchers and Academics specializing in psychology, sociology, public health, and related fields.
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Healthcare Professionals, including psychologists, therapists, counselors, and healthcare administrators.
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Corporate Leaders interested in fostering inclusive workplace cultures and employee well-being.
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Policymakers seeking evidence-based strategies to address social isolation and promote community resilience.
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Community and Business Leaders passionate about improving societal well-being through the promotion of human connection and social health.
What You'll
Gain
What You'll Gain
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Invaluable Insights: Learn from leading experts about the latest research and innovative strategies in social connection and health.
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Networking Opportunities: Connect with like-minded professionals and leaders across various sectors.
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Practical Tools: Gain access to practical tips, tools, and ideas to implement in your work and community.
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Inspiration and Motivation: Be inspired by success stories and best practices from around the country.
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Collaborative Environment: Engage in collaborative sessions designed to foster new ideas and partnerships.
SCHEDULE
Monday, November 4
6:30 PM - 10:00 PM: Evening Reception & Documentary Screening (Teck Gallery Lounge)
Tuesday, November 5
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM: Conference Sessions (Joseph and Rosalie Segal Centre)
Wednesday, November 6
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM: Conference Sessions (Joseph and Rosalie Segal Centre)
See full agenda.