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CIPSPC Awards

The co-host organizations of the 2011 Canadian Injury Prevention & Safety Promotion Conference would like to recognize the outstanding work of individuals and groups who are working to prevent injury.  Nominations will be accepted for awards in Leadership, Innovation, Advocacy, and Research.  Nominations close on September 30, 2011.  Please see below for more details.

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CCCIP Award for Collaborative Excellence

The Canadian Collaborating Centres for Injury Prevention Award for Collaborative Excellence is a new award which will be presented every second year at the Canadian Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion Conference. This award will recognize and celebrate the value and power of collaboration as the keystone of effective Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion practice in Canada.

The CCCIP Award for Collaborative Excellence will recognize a Collaborative that has systematically identified a significant injury challenge, that has recognized that the best approach for addressing that challenge is a collaborative one, that has worked together effectively to address it.

For more information about this award, visit cccip.ca or call Kathy Belton at (780) 492-9762.

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Program Committee

Co-Chairs

Dr. Ian Pike 
Director, BC Injury Research & Prevention Unit and Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics, Faculty of Medicine, UBC

Matt Herman  
Director, Injury Prevention & Healthy Built Environment, Ministry of Healthy Living and Sport, Government of British Columbia

Committee Members and Their Organizations

Kathy Belton
Alberta Centre for Injury Control and Research

Melissa Deleary
Assembly of First Nations 

Diane Wreford
Canadian Agriculture Safety Association

Leslie Dunning
Canadian Red Cross 

Mary McCullough
First Nations 

Julian Young
Government of Nova Scotia, Department of Health Promotion and Protection

Pierre Patry
Government of Quebec – Ministry of Health

Neil Arason
Government of BC – Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General

Mabel Wong
Government of the Northwest Territories

Debbie Dedam-Montour
National Indian & Inuit Community Health Representatives Organization

Noreen Agrey
Saskatchewan Prevention Institute

Edrich Richards
Public Health Agency of Canada, Division of Seniors

Stacey Croft
Public Health Agency of Canada, Family Violence Prevention

Margaret Herbert
Public Health Agency of Canada, Health Promotion and Chronic Disease

Ron Waldie
Safe Communities Canada

Linda Ward
Safe Kids Canada

Dr. Philip Groff
SMARTRISK

Joanne Banfield
Sunnybrook Health Sciences, RBC First Office of Injury Prevention

Sarah Peddie
Transport Canada

Deirdre Dimitroff
ThinkFirst Canada

Paula Tymchyshyn
ThinkFirst Canada

Dr. Alison Macpherson
York University

Professional Conference Event Planners

Pr1me Strategies Inc. Vancouver

Karen Hopkinson

Ruby Smith

Dal Palmer

Scientific Committee

Joanne Banfield
Manager, Trauma Injury Prevention, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Kathy Belton
Associate Director, Alberta Centre for Injury Control & Research, School of Public Health, University of Alberta

Dr. Alison Macpherson
Associate Professor, Kinesiology and Health Sciences, York University

Linda Ward
Coordinator, Programs, Safe Kids Canada