Supporting communities across the country to understand and shape their own health journeys – see how #Vision2030 plans to build on strengths and turn data into meaningful public health action.
To help improve our coordinated efforts across the country to detect and act on public health threats, the Public Health Agency of Canada is pleased to release: ‘Vision 2030: Moving data to public health action.’
Read it here: https://t.co/tUQNoJs9KQ
Appui aux collectivités du pays pour qu’elles puissent comprendre et façonner leurs parcours de santé – voyez comment il est prévu de tirer parti des forces et de transformer les données en interventions de santé publique dans le contexte de la #Vision2030.
Soucieuse de coordonner ses efforts partout au pays pour détecter les menaces sanitaires et y réagir, l’Agence de la santé publique du Canada est ravie de publier « Vision 2030 : Utiliser les données pour de meilleures interventions en santé publique ».
https://t.co/WQr3tNpWQk
Columbus would not have found a new continent if he knew the exact path to take. When you are out on the sea, there are many uncontrollable factors that take your journey in an unexpected direction.
On May 6, mark the start of Asian Heritage Month by celebrating the innovative contributions and perseverance of Canadians of Asian descent.
Register now: https://t.co/0OfZtpepcp
“PM: Everyone wants to do the right thing, but we need clear guidance and escalation points to help clear up uncertainty.
UX: I think that my organization has a lot of issues defining swim lanes so this is an issue.”
https://t.co/YuGhER5KO5
To my fellow asian brothers and sisters: There are healing circles happening w/in our community - to hold space for one another, and whatever we are feeling. If you'd like to join, please feel free to DM me. I'm here. We're here. #StopAsianHate#NotYourModelMinority
“For some, this could mean a time when someone didn’t feel capable of pushing back against a racist, and for others, it could be when they didn’t have anyone close by sticking up for them.”
@StatCan_eng@VancouverPD@OttawaPolice@SPVM TORONTO: Research shows that Toronto has the second highest number of cases involving anti-Asian hate crimes, following Vancouver.
A report released by @StatCan_eng in July 2020 said that the proportion of visible minorities who experienced an increase in harassment or attacks based on their race, ethnicity, or skin colour had tripled compared to the rest of the population since the start of the pandemic.
Living with this everyday.
People told me don’t ruffle the feathers. I stay silent for as long as I could.
Silence is not consent. We speak with our actions.
#StopAsianHate
My guest column for @Variety about anti-Asian racism and the recent uptick in violence committed against specifically Asian elders.
Please, if you can spare a second, read it. Our voices cannot be silenced any longer.
https://t.co/lKhG7ty5PV