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Symposium 2009
Our Work
The Health and Learning Knowledge Centre will:
Bring together experts, educators and policy-makers in selected work groups on a variety of age/life stages and healthy communities of learning
Sponsor an annual meeting of national research agencies concerned with health and learning
Support targeted collections of unpublished reports and studies, as well as posting on-line lists of key published research, documents and resources within existing research centres
Create networks with contact people, local agencies and institutions including school boards, labour organizations and municipalities
Offer web-based links to relevant knowledge resources
Publish or support a linked series of print-based or web-based newsletters and journals by credible organizations already established in their respective sectors and systems
Sponsor a strategic selection of speakers and sessions at existing conferences and workshops in different sectors and systems
Organize major conferences and events on selected issues
Facilitate participation from marginalized groups and identify alternate means and ways to exchange knowledge with those groups
Identify and share ways to engage youth in health and learning
Encourage community-based and practice-driven research
Organize a high profile expert panel to galvanize interest in health literacy in cooperation with existing work literacy networks
Support the cataloguing and publishing of inventories of documents that contain existing knowledge
Propose or build on baseline studies such the current school-age health literacy study in BC or the Adult Literacy Survey