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Elisabeth Wells, Ph.D.
Executive Director
905-805-3541
elisabeth@ourkidsnetwork.ca

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Allison Corcoran
Supervisor, Infant & Child Development Services,
Children's Services, Halton Region
allison.corcoran@halton.ca

Melissa Graves
Health Promoter, Healthy Families, Health, Halton Region
melissa.graves@halton.ca

Halton Youth Initiative

Elisabeth Wells, Ph.D.
Executive Director
905-805-3541
elisabeth@ourkidsnetwork.ca

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4 Seasons of Reconciliation Course

Our Kids Network offering free, online course to enrich Canadians’ understanding and knowledge of Truth and Reconciliation

As part of its Indigenous Truth and Reconciliation initiatives, Our Kids Network (OKN) is offering the “4 Seasons of Reconciliation” course to anyone who would like to register.

The course is free, self-paced, and offered online. Most people spend two to three hours completing the 10 modules. It’s multi-media and includes 4K videos, readings, quizzes, and a certificate of completion. Well known Canadian Indigenous issues experts and champions contribute to the content, sharing compelling perspectives and stories.

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Halton Youth Impact Survey Results

Latest bulletin highlights young people’s experiences of discrimination, homelessness, and food insecurity

The latest bulletin from Our Kids Network (OKN) indicates that 37% of young people participating in the Halton Youth Impact Survey had experienced discrimination or unfair treatment. Survey findings also show that 16% percent of children and youth had experienced some form of homelessness at some point in their lives, and 28% were facing some degree of food insecurity.

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