Design Perspectives Supporting Harm ReductionLearning exchange session on insights into opioid/overdose response and safe(r) consumption sites: successes, challenges,
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Design4Health ConferenceDesign4Health includes an international peer reviewed journal and a series of international conferences, first convened in 2011, that bring together designers and creative practitioners with researchers, clinicians, policy makers and users to discuss and disseminate their research.
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HPCO ConferenceOver 70 workshops, 40 Oral Papers, and 30 Poster Presentations to help explore the theme of Palliative Care Everywhere.
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TorCHITorCHI is a professional association of people in the Toronto UX community.
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Co-Design Beyond Pandemics: Inclusion / ExclusionSpeakers will discuss who and what was included and who was excluded from co-design as a result of pandemic.
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Co-Design Beyond Pandemics: SafetySpeakers will share learnings & experiences on safety for participants, designers and facilitators in the design process during the pandemic
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Co-Design Beyond Pandemics: Opioid Overdose Prevention Strategies
Speakers will share their experiences on cross-expertise collaborations in digital environments for opioid prevention system planning
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Co-Design Beyond Pandemics: TransparencyIn this learning exchange session speakers will share their experiences on strategies that have been used to promote transparency.
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Co-Design Beyond Pandemics: Creativity and MakingLearning exchange session on insights into opioid/overdose response and safe(r) consumption sites: successes, challenges,
and redesigning. |
Opioid/Overdose Response: Knowledge Mobilization
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Opioid/Overdose Response: Naloxone Kit DesignSpeakers will share insights on implementation successes and challenges, and ways to redesign/adapt future Naloxone kits.
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Opioid/Overdose Response:
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Dying.SeriesDying. an event series, explores death through the lens of design and art, running during the DesignTO Festival.
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Winter SchoolThe Co-Design Winter School is a 3 day hybrid learning experience for co-design practitioners, designers, and researchers who work in the not for profit, public sector, community and industry settings.
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