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Thank you to the Royal Canadian Legion for its generous donation of more than $1M to support the Canadian Military, Veteran and Family Connected Campus Consortium (CMVF3C). This donation will help the University of Alberta grow its supports for veterans and their families as they pursue post-secondary education.
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On Remembrance Day, flags were flown at half mast at the University of Alberta in honour of those who serve and have served. Professor Bremault-Phillips laid a wreath on behalf of the University of Alberta and HiMARC during the Royal Canadian Legion Kingsway Branch #175 ceremony.
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On October 30, the U of A was proud to lead the signing of the Guiding Principles for the Canadian Military, Veteran and Family Connected Campus Consortium, which supports those who have served or are serving to pursue academic success.
Thank you to all our government and post-secondary partners for your continued support and engagement, and an even bigger thank you to our military personnel and their families for including us in your future endeavors.
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We are so happy to have worked with First Response to Fashion to raise money and awareness for Heroes in Mind, Advocacy and Research Consortium (HiMARC) at the University of Alberta's Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine.
#YEG @himarc @ualberta @yegfirstfashion @UofARehabMed
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A huge thank you to the First Response PTSD Foundation for their generous donation to the Heroes in Mind Advocacy and Research Consortium (HiMARC)! @yegfirstfashion @himarc
The University of Alberta's Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine and HiMARC accepted the gift at a special event on Friday.
The team at HiMARC works towards improving the health and wellbeing of military members, veterans, public safety personnel and their families.
The First Response PTSD Foundation provides first responders in Alberta access to groundbreaking virtual reality rehabilitation and research through HiMARC.
Fundraising is through their annual First Response to Fashion event.
Thank you to the foundation for their generous donations over the years.
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Today, we remember those who have served and sacrificed and those who continue to serve and sacrifice in our military. Please join the U of A community in a minute of silence at 11 a.m. in honour of those who have fought for Canada, and in respect and support for our troops.
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February 2021, @UAlberta began a two-year Military and Veteran Friendly Campus (MVFC) pilot program with funding from the Government of Alberta.
@UalbertaDoS in collaboration with @himarc in @UofARehabMed implements a system of support and services for Canadian military members and Veterans, promoting proactive collaboration across campus service providers, between institutions, and in collaboration with the greater community.
Learn more:
ualberta.ca/current-students…
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Throughout November, we continue to honour our veterans by wearing a #Poppy. The Poppy Flag will fly at the entrance of #UAlberta across from Corbett Hall for the duration of the campaign. #GetYourPoppy
Support the Poppy Campaign here: legion.ca/remembrance/the-po…
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During Veteran's Week, we recognize the efforts and sacrifices of those who have served in Canada's military. Thank you to our veterans.
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One more session for day one! @SuzettePhD shares her research on “Advancing the Canadian Military, Veteran, and Family Connected Campus Consortium: Preliminary results.”
#CIMVHRForum @UofARehabMed @himarc
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Interested in supporting research and resources for PTSD treatment?
The First Response to Fashion Show, an annual event featuring first responders on the runway, is happening Sept. 23!
Proceeds from the event support Rehab Med's @himarc!
Visit: firstfashionptsd.com/
The Heroes in Mind Advocacy & Research Consortium retweeted
Interested in supporting research and resources for PTSD treatment?
The First Response to Fashion Show, an annual event featuring first responders on the runway, is happening Sept. 23!
Proceeds from the event support Rehab Med's @himarc!
Visit: firstfashionptsd.com/
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Excited to be joined by President Flanagan and his team to introduce them to our research in support of those who serve and have served—especially 3MDR, Resilience, and Military and Veteran Connected Campuses through @himarc at @UofARehabMed
Today I had the pleasure of meeting with @SuzettePhD from @UofARehabMed, who showed how her research is providing hope to military veterans and first responders living with PTSD. Thank you for the tour and for your work here at #UAlberta #LeadingWithPurpose
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More veterans and first responders living with PTSD could eventually have access to a promising #VR-supported psychotherapy, thanks to $3.75 million in new funding. #UAlberta @UofARehabMed @SuzettePhD ualberta.ca/folio/2023/04/ne…
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Replying to @edmontonpolice
Standing at this time with the Jordan and Ryan families, the Edmonton Police Service and all uniformed personnel who so selflessly serve and have served. We will remember them
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The National Launch of the Canadian Military, Veteran and Family Connected Campus Consortium:
youtube.com/live/jQyQOZE09RQ…
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Thanks to the generosity of Mark Cho ('92 BScPT), $5,000 will be "unlocked" when we hit 75 donors! Can't wait until tomorrow? Donate today! Help support emergency bursaries for rehabilitation medicine students.
givingday.ualberta.ca/o/univ…
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Congratulations to U of A researchers Suzette Brémault-Phillips, Doug Gross and Vincent Agyapong, whose important research is helping support mental health for the first responders we all depend on. #UAlberta
Researchers and non-profit organizations are working to help first responders and emergency health-care workers manage post-traumatic stress injuries, through the Supporting Psychological Health in First Responders program: alberta.ca/release.cfm?xID=8…
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Doing simple things like getting outdoors or expressing gratitude can go a long way to helping us boost our mental health.
@SuzettePhD shares 7 simple tips to build up your resilience and improve your mental health.
@UAlberta @UAlberta_FoMD @himarc
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