Schedules are subject to change.

Taking place over March 13 and 14, Crossroads features an expert panel on Health Research with Indigenous Peoples, excellent student research presentations, workshops, and a special keynote address.

• Friday, March 13 at the Halifax Central Library: workshops and presentations from health research leaders.
  • 2 mini courses
    • Sex and Gender Based Analysis in Health Research: What is it and Why Does it Matter? Presented by Dr. Jacqueline Gahagan and Dr. Jenna Haverfield
    • Research to Policy presented by Logan Lawrence, Dr. Adrian MacKenzie, Dr. Christine Cassidy, and Dr. Meaghan Sim
  • Panel: Health Research with Indigenous Peoples
  • Naloxone Training facilitated by Amanda Hudson-Frigault, Nova Scotia Take Home Naloxone Program Coordinator
• Saturday, March 14 at Dalhousie University’s Collaborative Health Education Building (CHEB) : student presentations (oral and poster), Keynote Address from Dr. Ingrid Waldron, and awards.
• Tentative Schedule Updated: February 3