Harm Reduction, Sex, Drugs, and Human Rights
April 2 @ 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
$30In this course, participants will be provided with a comprehensive look at the evolution of harm reduction in Canada.
Harm Reduction, Sex, Drugs, and Human Rights examines the formation of Canadian drug laws, discusses how risk reduction policies and practices have been implemented nationally and internationally, and critically analyzes how these policies and practices impact key populations. The course aims to give participants a better understanding of harm reduction, the social determinants of health, and how to utilize evidence-based practice. Certificates are awarded upon completion.
You can register for this training here.
This course is offered through our Individual Comprehensive Training program.
These trainings are modified versions of our comprehensive training program for individuals. They are held quarterly at SafeLink Alberta and are perfect for professionals seeking a certificate. They offer in-depth learning at an affordable price.
What is SafeLink Alberta Comprehensive Training?
SafeLink Alberta offers specialized training courses for service providers seeking intensive training, with a certificate awarded upon completion. Participants engage in interactive learning that emphasizes practical application, cultural competency, and advanced strategies for addressing systemic challenges. Training can include lived experience speakers, scenario-based practice, and opportunities for peer-to-peer learning.
Need training for a team?
Organizations booking four or more slots can explore our team training options for a tailored learning experience.
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