Access For All

Our virtual events, whether they be lectures, workshops, or podcasts, are accessible to anyone and everyone! You just need to register.
To immediately access and view our current and previous events, please register as an Associate Fellow. It takes minutes to register and you will be automatically accepted.
If you are a current Master’s, PhD, Postdoc, or Early Career Researcher, you may be eligible to participate as a Fellow. Fellows receive enhanced access to DIVERT Mental Health benefits. Applications for the 2024 calendar year are now open.
Upcoming Events
Stay tuned

DIVERT is in the midst of planning exciting lectures and activities for Fall 2023 & Winter 2024. With the help of our multidisciplinary team and collaborators, we will be launching interactive educational sessions and professional development workshops that pulls on teachings found at the cross-section of our four pillars: Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion; Digital/Virtual Technologies; Implementation Science; and Leadership and Professional Development. Each session will be grounded in the diverse lived experiences of children, youth, and families; and delivered in partnership with academic and industry, NGO, and community mental health care organization members. Each session will be translated into the other official language through live interpretation.
Our Fall 2023 schedule is as follows:
- Wednesday, September 27, 2023 – 12pm-1pm EDT (English to French)
- Wednesday, October 25, 2023 – 12pm-1pm EST (English to French)
- Tuesday, November 28, 2023 – 12pm-1pm EST (French to English)
- December 2023 TBD
All members of DIVERT Mental Health will automatically receive information to access these sessions. Register as an Associate Fellow to receive updates on DIVERT’s lectures and activities.
Past Events
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Adapting an online self-treatment targeting post-traumatic stress, depression and insomnia for underrepresented populations: the example of RESILIENT
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How to Speak so Scientists Will Listen
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Upping our game in research using a patient-oriented research approach: Collaboration that counts
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Inclusive Child & Youth Mental Health: Training for the Digital Age