Summit

Join the Mental Health and Climate Change Alliance for their third Summit on Mental Health and Climate Change February 6th and 7th 2025. The Summit’s goal is to increase awareness and promote community involvement about climate change and mental health, with a particular focus on exploring the ways in which mental health and well-being and climate change impact one another. Abstract submissions are open until September 26th, 2024. Submit your abstract here Registration opens November 7th, 2024. Learn more about the conference here

The 2025 Mental Health and Climate Change Summit is a three-day event focused on examining the relationship between climate change and mental health. This global gathering unites researchers, mental health practitioners, environmental activists, policymakers, and community members to explore how climate change impacts mental well-being and how mental health strategies can strengthen resilience to its effects. The Summit includes keynote speeches, panel discussions, hands-on workshops, and community conversations. Topics span from eco-anxiety and climate grief to the mental health benefits of climate action and fostering community resilience. Through sharing research, art, personal experiences, and practical resources, the Summit seeks to

The Canadian Evaluation Society – National Capital Chapter, is hosting their 2025 Annual Learning Event (ALE) on Tuesday February 25th, 2025, in Ottawa. This year’s theme is Nurturing Growth for Sustainable Evaluation. This event aims to unite evaluators of all experience levels in a collective environment for learning, collaboration, and development. Drawing inspiration from the interconnected nature of a forest, where diverse elements work together to sustain a vibrant evaluation ecosystem, our goal is to foster a conference environment where our community can grow and thrive together. Registration for CES Member is $385 + HST Registration for CES non-member is

Healthy Minds |Healthy Campuses (HM|HC) virtual Summit will take place on February 25-27, 2025. The theme of the 2025 Summit, "Achieving whole campus community engagement in mental health promotion in post-secondary settings," underscores the importance of implementing a comprehensive, institution-wide approach to mental well-being. By embracing a shared, community-focused strategy, post-secondary institutions can actively involve all campus members in creating a more inclusive and supportive atmosphere. The summit will take place over three days with engaging discussions, keynotes, panels and breakout sessions, including opportunities for shared learning and collaboration, fostering collective action to strengthen our campus communities. Register for the

Organized in partnership with the University of Toronto, King’s College London, and the University of British Columbia, this event focuses on advancing research in post-secondary student mental health. This in person gathering will be held in Vancouver immediately after IAYMH 2025, and post-secondary students, staff, and faculty who are passionate about student mental health research are encouraged to attend. Registration for this event is free. Express your interest in attending here 

Hosted by the Headwater Learning Foundation, the 2025 Mental Health in Schools Summit,  aims to deepen understanding of mental health education while highlighting innovative methods to foster well-being in schools. Educational leaders, researchers, counselors, teachers, policymakers, and mental health champions are invited to attend and participate in discussions on youth mental wellness, with a goal to enhance expertise in research, practice, training and policy. Register for the summit here