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SUMMARY:HCV and Syphilis\, Supporting Individuals Impacted by STBBIs
DESCRIPTION:This course explores the causes\, prevention\, and treatment of Syphilis and Hepatitis A\, B\, and C.\nParticipants will examine the factors contributing to the increased prevalence of sexually transmitted blood-borne infections (STBBIs) in Canada and Alberta and their consequent concurrent issues. This course provides participants with a statistical overview of the prevalence of syphilis and hepatitis\, preparing them to support individuals impacted by the STBBIs. Certificate is awarded upon completion. \nYou can register for this training here.\nThis course is offered through our Individual Fee-for-Service Training program.\nThese trainings are modified versions of our Fee-for-Service training program for individuals. At SafeLink Alberta Calgary quarterly\, they are perfect for professionals seeking a certificate. They offer in-depth learning at an affordable price. \n  \nWhat is SafeLink Alberta Fee-for-Service Training?\nSafeLink Alberta offers specialized training courses for service providers seeking intensive training\, with a certificate awarded upon completion. Participants will engage in interactive learning that emphasizes practical application\, cultural competency\, and advanced strategies for addressing systemic challenges. Trainings can include lived experience speakers\, scenario-based practice and opportunities for peer-to-peer learning. \n  \nNeed training for a team?\nOrganizations booking four or more slots can explore our team training options for a tailored learning experience. \n  \nHave Questions?\nContact us at education@safelinkalberta.ca \nPlease note: Due to the age of our building\, SafeLink Alberta’s training room can only be accessed by stairs. We acknowledge that there are some in our community who will be negatively impacted by this lack of accessible spaces. Our virtual trainings continue to be offered regularly in modular format\, covering the same topics as our intensive. We welcome you to connect with our team at education@safelinkalberta.ca if you have any questions or concerns. \nRegister for HCV and Syphilis\, Supporting Individuals Impacted by STBBIs.
URL:https://safelinkalberta.ca/event/hcv-and-syphilis-supporting-individuals-impacted-by-stbbis-3/
LOCATION:SafeLink Alberta Calgary\, 1944 10 Avenue SW\, Calgary\, Alberta\, T3C 0J8\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="SafeLink Alberta":MAILTO:education@safelinkalberta.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250716T090000
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CREATED:20250630T191720Z
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UID:17471-1752656400-1752678000@safelinkalberta.ca
SUMMARY:The Sex Work Series
DESCRIPTION:This three-part training series offers a comprehensive introduction to sex work designed for service providers\, advocates\, and allies.\nEach session builds on the last\, equipping participants with the knowledge\, context\, and tools needed to better understand and support sex workers. Grounded in lived experience\, evidence-based practices\, and critical reflection\, the series addresses the realities of sex work\, legal frameworks\, and strategies for meaningful allyship. \nYou can register for this training here. \n\n\nThe Sex Work Series:\n\n\n1) An Introduction to Sex Work\nThis foundational course is the first in a three-part series that provides a high-level overview of what sex work is\, who sex workers are\, and the diversity of work. This training is an essential first step in understanding the realities of sex work\, encouraging participants to reflect on current discourse around sex work and recognize misinformation. The course offers key insights on how to support sex workers\, informed by primary consultations and ongoing evidence-based practices. \n2) Sex Work\, Exploring Laws and Legislation\nThe second in a three-part series\, this training focuses on Alberta legislation and the realities of sex work. It will cover local\, national\, and international laws related to sex work\, examining their impact on Alberta and Canadian sex workers. This training is designed to help participants understand the barriers that sex workers face in their everyday lives and how to better support them. \n3) Sex Work\, from Stigma to Support\nThe third part of this series will engage participants in critical discussions about the perceived risks of sex work. Attendees will unpack the stigma sex workers face\, using insights from previous sessions to apply support strategies to their work. Participants will gain an understanding of the types of support sex workers are asking for\, practical approaches to implement\, and how we can stand in solidarity with the community. \n\n\n\n\n\nThis course is offered through our Individual Fee-for-Service Training program.\nThese trainings are modified versions of our fee-for-service training program for individuals. At SafeLink Alberta Calgary quarterly\, they are perfect for professionals seeking a certificate. They offer in-depth learning at an affordable price. \nWhat is SafeLink Alberta Fee-for-Service Training?\nSafeLink Alberta offers specialized training courses for service providers seeking intensive training\, with a certificate awarded upon completion. Participants will engage in interactive learning that emphasizes practical application\, cultural competency\, and advanced strategies for addressing systemic challenges. Trainings can include lived experience speakers\, scenario-based practice and opportunities for peer-to-peer learning. \nNeed training for a team?\nOrganizations booking four or more slots can explore our team training options for a tailored learning experience. \nHave Questions?\nContact us at education@safelinkalberta.ca \nPlease note: Due to the age of our building\, SafeLink Alberta’s training room can only be accessed by stairs. We acknowledge that there are some in our community who will be negatively impacted by this lack of accessible spaces. Our virtual trainings continue to be offered regularly in modular format\, covering similar topics as our intensive. We welcome you to connect with our team at education@safelinkalberta.ca if you have any questions or concerns. \n  \nRegister for The Sex Work Series here.
URL:https://safelinkalberta.ca/event/the-sex-work-series-2/
LOCATION:SafeLink Alberta Calgary\, 1944 10 Avenue SW\, Calgary\, Alberta\, T3C 0J8\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="SafeLink Alberta":MAILTO:education@safelinkalberta.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250819T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250819T160000
DTSTAMP:20260414T101345
CREATED:20250630T192155Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250721T160323Z
UID:17474-1755612000-1755619200@safelinkalberta.ca
SUMMARY:Universal Precautions: Best Practices for Bloodborne Pathogens
DESCRIPTION:This course is designed to introduce participants to universal precautions with a specific focus on education and best practices for safer exposure to blood-borne pathogens.\nThe course will examine safer methods of disposal of substance use equipment and safer sex supplies\, and proper use of biohazard bins. The overall aim of this course is to educate participants about what constitutes as biohazardous materials and to increase their understanding of how to properly manage these materials\, to decrease the stigma associated with substance use and to create a safer community. \nYou can register for this training here. \nThis course is offered through our Individual Fee-for-Service Training program.\nThese trainings are modified versions of our fee-for-service training program for individuals. At SafeLink Alberta Calgary quarterly\, they are perfect for professionals seeking a certificate. They offer in-depth learning at an affordable price. \nWhat is SafeLink Alberta Fee-for-Service Training?\nSafeLink Alberta offers specialized training courses for service providers seeking intensive training\, with a certificate awarded upon completion. Participants will engage in interactive learning that emphasizes practical application\, cultural competency\, and advanced strategies for addressing systemic challenges. Trainings can include lived experience speakers\, scenario-based practice and opportunities for peer-to-peer learning. \nNeed training for a team?\nOrganizations booking four or more slots can explore our team training options for a tailored learning experience. \nHave Questions?\nContact us at education@safelinkalberta.ca \nPlease note: Due to the age of our building\, SafeLink Alberta’s training room can only be accessed by stairs. We acknowledge that there are some in our community who will be negatively impacted by this lack of accessible spaces. Our virtual trainings continue to be offered regularly in modular format\, covering similar topics as our intensive. We welcome you to connect with our team at education@safelinkalberta.ca if you have any questions or concerns. \nRegister for Universal Precautions: Best Practices for Bloodborne Pathogens here.
URL:https://safelinkalberta.ca/event/universal-precautions-best-practices-for-bloodborne-pathogens-2/
LOCATION:SafeLink Alberta Calgary\, 1944 10 Avenue SW\, Calgary\, Alberta\, T3C 0J8\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="SafeLink Alberta":MAILTO:education@safelinkalberta.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250910T163000
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SUMMARY:Harm Reduction\, Sex\, Drugs\, and Human Rights
DESCRIPTION:In this course\, participants will be provided with a comprehensive look at the evolution of harm reduction in Canada.\nThis course 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. \nYou can register for this training here. \nThis course is offered through our Individual Fee-for-Service Training program.\nThese trainings are modified versions of our fee-for-service training program for individuals. At SafeLink Alberta Calgary quarterly\, they are perfect for professionals seeking a certificate. They offer in-depth learning at an affordable price. \nWhat is SafeLink Alberta Fee-for-Service Training?\nSafeLink Alberta offers specialized training courses for service providers seeking intensive training\, with a certificate awarded upon completion. Participants will engage in interactive learning that emphasizes practical application\, cultural competency\, and advanced strategies for addressing systemic challenges. Trainings can include lived experience speakers\, scenario-based practice and opportunities for peer-to-peer learning. \nNeed training for a team?\nOrganizations booking four or more slots can explore our team training options for a tailored learning experience. \nHave Questions?\nContact us at education@safelinkalberta.ca \nPlease note: Due to the age of our building\, SafeLink Alberta’s training room can only be accessed by stairs. We acknowledge that there are some in our community who will be negatively impacted by this lack of accessible spaces. Our virtual trainings continue to be offered regularly in modular format\, covering similar topics as our intensive. We welcome you to connect with our team at education@safelinkalberta.ca if you have any questions or concerns. \n  \nRegister for Harm Reduction\, Sex\, Drugs\, and Human Rights here.
URL:https://safelinkalberta.ca/event/harm-reduction-sex-drugs-and-human-rights-3/
LOCATION:SafeLink Alberta Calgary\, 1944 10 Avenue SW\, Calgary\, Alberta\, T3C 0J8\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="SafeLink Alberta":MAILTO:education@safelinkalberta.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250918T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250918T193000
DTSTAMP:20260414T101345
CREATED:20250411T153319Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250721T160418Z
UID:16621-1758213000-1758223800@safelinkalberta.ca
SUMMARY:Substance Use Training
DESCRIPTION:This condensed two-hour training offers a foundational understanding of substance use in Canada\, with a focus on reducing stigma and promoting compassionate support.\nParticipants will explore root causes of the drug toxicity crisis\, commonly used substances\, safer use practices\, and strategies to support people who use substances with empathy and respect. This session combines key elements from our two-part training into a single\, accessible format. \nYou can register for this training here. \nThis course combines essential content from our two-part substance use series into a single two-hour session. Participants will examine the factors driving Canada’s drug toxicity epidemic\, explore commonly used and criminalized substances\, and unpack the myths that contribute to stigma. The training also introduces safer use practices\, harm reduction supplies\, and practical tools for supporting people who use substances with dignity and care. \nThis course is offered through our Individual Fee-for-Service Training program.\nThese trainings are adapted from our broader fee-for-service offerings and are ideal for individuals seeking a certificate. Held quarterly at SafeLink Alberta Calgary\, they provide evidence-informed learning at an affordable price. \nWhat is SafeLink Alberta Fee-for-Service Training?\nSafeLink Alberta offers specialized training for service providers seeking practical\, certificate-awarding education. These sessions include interactive learning\, cultural competency\, and evidence-based strategies for working with priority populations. Trainings may feature lived experience speakers\, scenario-based activities\, and peer discussion. \nNeed training for a team?\nOrganizations booking four or more spots can explore our team training options for a customized learning experience. \nHave Questions?\nContact us at education@safelinkalberta.ca \nPlease note: Due to the age of our building\, SafeLink Alberta’s training room is accessible only by stairs. We recognize that this limits access for some community members. Virtual training options covering similar content are available regularly. Please reach out if you have questions or accessibility concerns. \nRegister for Substance Use training here.
URL:https://safelinkalberta.ca/event/the-substance-use-training/
LOCATION:SafeLink Alberta Calgary\, 1944 10 Avenue SW\, Calgary\, Alberta\, T3C 0J8\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="SafeLink Alberta":MAILTO:education@safelinkalberta.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20251029T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20251029T190000
DTSTAMP:20260414T101345
CREATED:20251020T200414Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251020T200824Z
UID:17823-1761753600-1761764400@safelinkalberta.ca
SUMMARY:Training: Substance Use
DESCRIPTION:This condensed two-hour training offers a foundational understanding of substance use in Canada\, with a focus on reducing stigma and promoting compassionate support.\nParticipants will explore root causes of the drug toxicity crisis\, commonly used substances\, safer use practices\, and strategies to support people who use substances with empathy and respect. This session combines key elements from our two-part training into a single\, accessible format. \nYou can register for this training here. \nThis course combines essential content from our two-part substance use series into a single two-hour session. Participants will examine the factors driving Canada’s drug toxicity epidemic\, explore commonly used and criminalized substances\, and unpack the myths that contribute to stigma. The training also introduces safer use practices\, harm reduction supplies\, and practical tools for supporting people who use substances with dignity and care. \nThis course is offered through our Individual Fee-for-Service Training program.\nThese trainings are adapted from our broader fee-for-service offerings and are ideal for individuals seeking a certificate. Held quarterly at SafeLink Alberta Calgary\, they provide evidence-informed learning at an affordable price. \nWhat is SafeLink Alberta Fee-for-Service Training?\nSafeLink Alberta offers specialized training for service providers seeking practical\, certificate-awarding education. These sessions include interactive learning\, cultural competency\, and evidence-based strategies for working with priority populations. Trainings may feature lived experience speakers\, scenario-based activities\, and peer discussion. \nNeed training for a team?\nOrganizations booking four or more spots can explore our team training options for a customized learning experience. \nHave Questions?\nContact us at education@safelinkalberta.ca \nPlease note: Due to the age of our building\, SafeLink Alberta’s training room is accessible only by stairs. We recognize that this limits access for some community members. Virtual training options covering similar content are available regularly. Please reach out if you have questions or accessibility concerns. \nRegister for Substance Use training here.
URL:https://safelinkalberta.ca/event/substance-use-training/
LOCATION:SafeLink Alberta Calgary\, 1944 10 Avenue SW\, Calgary\, Alberta\, T3C 0J8\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="SafeLink Alberta":MAILTO:education@safelinkalberta.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20251127T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20251127T190000
DTSTAMP:20260414T101345
CREATED:20250630T195725Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251020T200759Z
UID:17483-1764259200-1764270000@safelinkalberta.ca
SUMMARY:Training: HIV: A Comprehensive Approach to Empowering Individuals through Prevention and Support
DESCRIPTION:This course is designed to challenge assumptions and misinformation about HIV\, teaching participants about HIV\, its effect on the body\, current treatment options\, and advancements in prevention.\nHIV and its impact have been widely researched and discussed\, yet stigma around an HIV diagnosis persists despite medical advancements. In HIV: A Comprehensive Approach to Empowering Individuals through Prevention and Support\, participants will gain essential competencies and critical support strategies to support people living with HIV. \nYou can register for this training here.\n  \nThis course is offered through our Individual Fee-for-Service Training program.\nThese trainings are modified versions of our fee-for-service training program for individuals. At SafeLink Alberta Calgary quarterly\, they are perfect for professionals seeking a certificate. They offer in-depth learning at an affordable price. \nWhat is SafeLink Alberta Fee-for-Service Training?\nSafeLink Alberta offers specialized training courses for service providers seeking intensive training\, with a certificate awarded upon completion. Participants will engage in interactive learning that emphasizes practical application\, cultural competency\, and advanced strategies for addressing systemic challenges. Trainings can include lived experience speakers\, scenario-based practice and opportunities for peer-to-peer learning. \nNeed training for a team?\nOrganizations booking four or more slots can explore our team training options for a tailored learning experience. \nHave Questions?\nContact us at education@safelinkalberta.ca \nPlease note: Due to the age of our building\, SafeLink Alberta’s training room can only be accessed by stairs. We acknowledge that there are some in our community who will be negatively impacted by this lack of accessible spaces. Our virtual trainings continue to be offered regularly in modular format\, covering similar topics as our intensive. We welcome you to connect with our team at education@safelinkalberta.ca if you have any questions or concerns. \n  \nYou can register for this training here.
URL:https://safelinkalberta.ca/event/hiv-a-comprehensive-approach-to-empowering-individuals-through-prevention-and-support-4/
LOCATION:SafeLink Alberta Calgary\, 1944 10 Avenue SW\, Calgary\, Alberta\, T3C 0J8\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="SafeLink Alberta":MAILTO:education@safelinkalberta.ca
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