In October 2009, Street Kids International brought together several international partners to share innovations in supporting marginalized youth in making a better life for themselves. Read the final report from the Catalytic Convergence: Innovations in Youth Programming conference, a CERIC Project Partnership with Street Kids International.
Audio interviews with Cannexus 2010 keynote speakers now online!
Visit www.cannexus.ca to hear interview with Denise Bissonnette and Mark Savickas.
All delegates registered by December 31, 2009 are eligible to win a weekend at the Westin Ottawa! Visit our web site at www.cannexus.ca.The winner will be announced at Cannexus 2010.
A few exhibitor booths are still available. For information, please visit our website at www.cannexus.ca.
Resource contact: jaz@ceric.ca or Phone: 416-929-2510.
Electronic copy of the latest Cannexus 2010 brochure.
Cannexus 2010 has more than 80 great sessions to choose from as well as 3 outstanding keynote speakers!
Check out the preliminary programme with sessions confirmed to date! www.cannexus.ca
September 22 2009
We are pleased to announce that the Cannexus 2010 conference registration rates for Regular Delegates and Members of Supporting Organizations, have not risen and are the same as the Cannexus 2009 registration rates. In fact, the one day Student registration rates are more competitive than what was charged
The Westin Ottawa offers great room deals for Cannexus 2010 Delegates!
Cannexus 2010 National Career Development hosted at:
Ms. Elizabeth McTavish entered the realm of the work of The Counselling Foundation of Canada in the late Sixties and served as Director of Counselling and as Executive Director of the Foundation for 25 years. Elizabeth was robbed of her own career fulfillment by the early onset of Alzheimer. She retired in
“Career as Story: Using Life Themes in Counselling”
Mark Savickas, Ph.D., professor and chair in the behavioural sciences department at the Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine and adjunct professor of counselling education at Kent State University. Mark Savickas earned his Ph.D. in “Counseling and Personnel Services” from
