📣Save the Date! The CAEP Abstract Competition will officially open for submissions on October 1, 2026.

June is National Indigenous History Month, a time to recognize Indigenous strength and confront inequities, discrimination, and gaps in Canadian healthcare systems. Change requires action. At the @CAEPConference in Winnipeg, EM researchers and frontline leaders are bringing data and lived experiences to the forefront. See slide 2 for featured sessions. 🔗 tinyurl.com/caep26-program Building a more equitable healthcare system means showing up for the difficult conversations and carrying these lessons back to our departments. #NIHM2026 #IndigenousHealth #HealthEquity #EmergencyMedicine

This #PrideMonth, CAEP recognizes and celebrates the leadership, expertise, and contributions of 2S/LGBTQIA+ members who help shape emergency medicine. Join us this June to connect, learn, and support equity across our profession: 🌈 Join the 2S/LGBTQIA+ Social at the @CAEPConference in Winnipeg June 8 | 5-7 PM | Lake of the Woods Taproom 📚 Attend “Fixing the Feedback Gap: Equity-Driven Strategies for Emergency Medicine Educators” at #CAEP26 on June 9 and explore approaches to reducing bias and improving feedback for underrepresented, women, and 2S/LGBTQIA+ trainees. 💻 Complete CAEP's free online course, 2S/LGBTQIA+ Health and Cultural Humility in EM. 📄 Read CAEP's position statement on sexual orientation and gender identity advocacy in EM. Healthy communities are built on inclusion, respect, and belonging. Together, we can create spaces where everyone feels safe, supported, and seen during Pride Month and throughout the year. #emergencymedicine #2slgbtqia #healthequity #emergencycare #lgbtqhealth