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Caring for a loved one with a neurodevelopmental disability can take a toll—but support is here. With funding from Kids Brain Health Network and Brain Canada, the CC-ACT (Caring for the Caregiver Acceptance and Commitment Training) program is helping caregivers across Canada

ADVANCE Network Fellow Meaghan Reitzel brings nearly a decade of hands-on experience as a pediatric occupational therapist. Now a PhD candidate at McMaster University, she’s devoted her research to understanding how children’s rehabilitation services are designed and how they

🧠✨ Kids Brain Health Network (KBHN) is partnering with the Brain Health Challenge 2025 to spotlight the importance of brain wellness, and we want YOU to be part of it! Join the #BrainHealthChallenge2025 today. Here’s how: 1️⃣ Snap a photo or video wearing a helmet (or any head

Join “Everybody Belongs 2025” -- Inclusion BC annual conference on June 19-21, 2025 at the River Rock Casino Resort. Richmond, British Columbia. Welcome to British Columbia’s biggest learning event for intellectual and developmental disabilities, inclusion, and diversity. This

ADVANCE Network Fellow Dr. Sarah Raza brings both clinical and policy acumen to her role. Her academic background in neuroscience and pediatrics is complemented by postdoctoral experience in Canadian science policy, including roles with Health Canada and the Public Health Agency

Join us for the next session in Kids Brain Health Network’s Implementation Community series, where we’ll explore the evolving role of communities of practice within learning health systems. Our featured speaker, Dr. Stephanie Brooks, will walk us through the concepts and

🧠 Corey Fortier, directeur de la mise en œuvre et des programmes chez RSCE, participe au #BrainHealthChallenge2025! 🧠 KBHN Implementation and Programs Director Corey Fortier takes part in the #BrainHealthChallenge2025! 🎥 « Voici un casque militaire canadien des années 1880,

What’s the connection between Learning Health Systems and Communities of Practice (CoPs)? How do we make CoPs more impactful in healthcare and research? Join us for our upcoming #KBHN Implementation Community session: 📅 June 19 | 12:00–1:30 PM ET 🎯 Learn how CoPs can support

Join us for the next session in Kids Brain Health Network’s Implementation Community series, where we’ll explore the evolving role of communities of practice within learning health systems. Our featured speaker, Dr. Stephanie Brooks, will walk us through the concepts and

Don’t miss out on the latest in neurodevelopmental innovation! Our monthly newsletter brings you stories, projects, and urgent advocacy—delivered straight to your inbox. May's issue featured: ✅ Canada’s first impact investing fund for kids with NDDs ✅ Innovation

Meet ADVANCE Network Fellow Dr. Laura Mudde, a neurodiverse woman and policy scholar, who has long worked at the intersection of disability justice and inclusive systems design. “I look forward to the collaboration with community partners, people with lived and living

KBH-IF is creating real change for families. From scaling programs to helping thousands of children, your support drives lasting, measurable impact. ➡️ kidsbrainhealth.ca/first-of-its-k…

🗓️ The session "Where do communities of practice fit in learning health systems" is happening on Thursday, June 19th! Have you signed up yet? Join us for KBHN’s Implementation Community session at 12:00–1:30 PM ET with guest speaker Dr. Stephanie Brooks. 🔹 Learn how CoPs

"The magic happens on the other side of fear. It's all about taking those challenges." Tune in to this Leaders, Innovators and Big Ideas podcast episode, featuring KBHN CEO Geoff Pradella. From international relations and law to medicine and ethics, he shares his unconventional

Join us for the next session in Kids Brain Health Network’s Implementation Community series, where we’ll explore the evolving role of communities of practice within learning health systems. Our featured speaker, Dr. Stephanie Brooks, will walk us through the concepts and

Juin est le Mois national de l’histoire autochtone au Canada, un moment pour honorer l’histoire riche, le patrimoine, la résilience et la diversité des Premières Nations, des Inuit et des Métis. À l’occasion de ce mois important, le Réseau pour la santé du cerveau des enfants

June is National Indigenous History Month in Canada, a time to honour the rich history, heritage, resilience, and diversity of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples. In recognition of this important month, KBHN is proud to announce the launch of the Indigenous Stream. This

On June 19, the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences (CAHS) will officially release its latest report, "Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder in Canada: Current Knowledge and Policy", funded by the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC). Dr. James Reynolds, KBHN’s Strategic Partnerships

Now accepting applications! ✅ We are forming an Advisory Circle to guide our new Indigenous Stream, centred on funding initiatives that improve outcomes for Indigenous children and youth with neurodevelopmental conditions. We invite First Nations, Inuit, and Métis leaders,

🗓️ Just one day away! Join us for KBHN’s Implementation Community session 📅 Thursday, June 19 | 🕛 12:00–1:30 PM ET 🎤 Featuring Stephanie Brooks Topic: Where Do Communities of Practice Fit in Learning Health Systems? 🔹 Learn how CoPs drive collaboration, learning, and change