Celebrating 10 Years of Creating Healthier Communities
7:30am-8am Registration & Breakfast
8am – 10am – Program
Event Highlights Include:
2016 Community Health Needs Assessments Report
Presented by David Turcotte, ScD, Research Professor, Director, UMASS Lowell
GLHA Year in Review & Future Goals
2016 Grant Award Announcement
Please RSVP by Friday, Sept. 23rd: Christine Soundara
This workshop will define sudden infant death syndrome, discuss risk factors and identify safe sleeping positions and environments.
• This class is designed for childcare providers, but is also open to expectant and new parents.
• Childcare providers will receive a certificate upon completion of this course.
• Presentation and handouts have been developed by the Department of Early Education and Care.
About the Presenter: Amy McCabe, RN, BSN, is the pediatric and newborn educator for Lowell General Hospital. She is a certified childbirth educator and has been a nurse in the Maternal Child Health field for nearly 20 years with a focus on newborn medicine.
Registration Required: Call 1-877-LGH-WELL or visit lowellgeneral.org/health to sign up for this FREE workshop.
MetaMovements Latin Dance Company and the GLHA would like to invite you to an event that we will be hosting near you on Saturday, August 6th. MetaMovements is a Latin Dance Company that uses dance as a way to promote healthy and positive lifestyles to communities around the Boston area. They are excited to announce that for the first time they will be bringing their popular event, Salsa In The Park to the Lowell community. This is a free event that is friendly for all ages and involves tons of dancing, meeting new people and having fun. Free performances and salsa lessons are also offered during the event.
Each year the Institute for the Study and Promotion of Race and Culture (ISPRC) addresses a racial or cultural issue that could benefit from a pragmatic, scholarly, or grassroots focus through its Diversity Challenge conference. The theme of Diversity Challenge 2016 is Race, Culture, and Educating Our Youths. The two-day conference includes panel discussions, symposia, workshops, structured discussions, poster sessions and individual presentations by invited experts in education, administration, research, mental health, and community activism.
Be a part of this year’s Challenge by registering for our October 28-29, 2016 conference.
Registration fees are as follows:
DIVERSITY CHALLENGE 2016 FEES
| STATUS |
Registered On or Before 09/28/16 |
Registered On or After 9/29/16 |
Onsite Payment by Check Only |
| Regular Attendee |
$260 |
$280 |
$300 |
| Current Student
|
$75 |
$95 |
$115 |
| Current Boston College Student |
$65 |
$85 |
$105 |
| Boston College Faculty |
$160 |
$180 |
$200 |
Continuing Education Credits (CE’s) will be offered through the Massachusetts Psychological Association. Attendees may purchase 6 CE credits for $40 or 12 CE credits for $80.
