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Preliminary Details
Conference Start and End
The From Lived Experience to Collective Action conference will include several sessions including panels, talks, presentations and a connections and conversations event. We encourage you to arrive early in the week to get settled, enjoy the sights, and familiarize yourself with the schedule.
Onsite conference registration will open on Wednesday, April 9th, at 8:15am. The conference officially begins on Wednesday, April 9th, with an opening talk commencing at 9:00am. Official presentations, panels and sessions will begin Wednesday morning. We are hosting a "Connections & Conversations" event at 3:00pm on Thursday afternoon, where attendees can view and compile community resources from the Atlantic provinces, meet local authors who are attendees of the conference and have recently published books, and meet/communicate with professionals and community members.
Lunch will be catered for each of the three days of the official conference (Wednesday to Friday), and light snacks and beverages will be available throughout.
The conference program can be found here.
The From Lived Experience to Collective Action conference will include several sessions including panels, talks, presentations and a connections and conversations event. We encourage you to arrive early in the week to get settled, enjoy the sights, and familiarize yourself with the schedule.
Onsite conference registration will open on Wednesday, April 9th, at 8:15am. The conference officially begins on Wednesday, April 9th, with an opening talk commencing at 9:00am. Official presentations, panels and sessions will begin Wednesday morning. We are hosting a "Connections & Conversations" event at 3:00pm on Thursday afternoon, where attendees can view and compile community resources from the Atlantic provinces, meet local authors who are attendees of the conference and have recently published books, and meet/communicate with professionals and community members.
Lunch will be catered for each of the three days of the official conference (Wednesday to Friday), and light snacks and beverages will be available throughout.
The conference program can be found here.
Venue - The Lantern
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The Lantern is an accessible event space dedicated to helping strengthen the community. They "advocate for programs that contribute to [their] vision of community; those that seek to improve personal and corporate wellness...and pursue justice for the underprivileged and marginalized."
Learn more about the lantern by visiting their website: https://thelantern.ca/about-us/ |
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We will be using two main spaces at the Lantern, the Bonavista room and the Bacalhao room.
Conference presentations will occur in the Bonavista room. The Bacalhao room is the break room, where refreshments will be available, as will the lunch buffets. Lunch will be eaten in the Bonavista room. Inclusive/accessible bathrooms are available (marked on the figure as WC-AG), as are other bathrooms. |
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Please enter via the entrance on the right of the building, up the ramp (indicated on the map).
Parking at The Lantern is very limited. We recommend taking the shuttle, which will pick up attendees from The Delta Hotel each morning. Limited street parking is available along Barnes Rd., in front of the building. Overflow parking may be available in the Basilica parking lot (5 min walk). Please do not leave valuables in your car. |
Accommodations - The Delta Hotel St. John's
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Secure Your Hotel Room
Attendees and participants can reserve hotel rooms at our host hotel, The Delta Hotel for $159 per night (CAD, plus tax; parking included) single & double occupancy. Book ASAP to secure the conference discount! To book online, please visit: https://www.marriott.com/event-reservations/reservation-link.mi?id=1726057636955&key=GRP&guestreslink2=true For more information regarding amenities and rooms, visit www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/yytds-delta-hotels-st-johns-conference-centre/overview/ |
The Delta Hotel
120 New Gower Street St. John's, NL |
Transportation
The shuttle schedule is detailed below. Please be on time.
Shuttle Pick-Up/Drop-Off Locations
The Delta Shuttle Location |
The Lantern Shuttle Location |
Registration
To register online, click the link below. Seats will be prioritized for attendees from Atlantic Canada.
Please be sure to indicate any dietary or accessibility needs.
If you are unable to register online, if you are an organization requesting an invoice, if you require assistance and/or have any questions about completing registration, please email us at [email protected].
If you are unable to register online, if you are an organization requesting an invoice, if you require assistance and/or have any questions about completing registration, please email us at [email protected].
Onsite Registration
On-site registration options will be located in the lobby, Level I of The Lantern, should there be any tickets remaining. As of April 2nd, we have 10 tickets remaining!
On-site registration options will be located in the lobby, Level I of The Lantern, should there be any tickets remaining. As of April 2nd, we have 10 tickets remaining!
Guiding Principles for Attendees
Territory Acknowledgement
We acknowledge that the lands on which we gather are situated in the traditional territories of diverse Indigenous groups, and we acknowledge with respect the diverse histories and cultures of the Beothuk, Mi’kmaq, Innu, and Inuit of this province.
Introduction
Welcome to From Lived Experience to Collective Action: Strengthening Community Responses to FASD, Substance Use, and Harm Reduction in Atlantic Canada, a conference focused on health equity, harm reduction, and trauma-informed care.
fasdNL continues to expand its reach across Atlantic Canada while recognizing ongoing challenges in fragmented care models and gaps in understanding, policy, and practice around health, addiction, and community supports.
This conference brings together caregivers, educators, social workers, researchers, individuals with lived experience, and policymakers to share knowledge, strengthen networks, and advance trauma-informed, equity-focused collaborative approaches in Atlantic Canada.
Guiding Principles for Attendees
fasdNL is committed to fostering a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment at From Lived Experience to Collective Action. All attendees are expected to engage ethically and collegially, avoiding discrimination, harassment, or any form of harm. We prioritize understanding, acceptance, and open dialogue to support a welcoming space for all.
Application
These principles apply to all participants, including attendees, speakers, students, staff, and exhibitors, across all conference sessions, tours, and events.
Expected Conduct
Attendees must uphold respectful interactions at all times, promoting open discussion and knowledge exchange. If you witness or experience harm, please take appropriate action and/or notify the organizing committee at [email protected].
Unacceptable Conduct
Threatening behavior, harassment, discrimination, or disruptive conduct will not be tolerated. Inappropriate images or language are strictly prohibited. Attendees who violate these principles may be asked to leave and will be offered support as needed.
We acknowledge that the lands on which we gather are situated in the traditional territories of diverse Indigenous groups, and we acknowledge with respect the diverse histories and cultures of the Beothuk, Mi’kmaq, Innu, and Inuit of this province.
Introduction
Welcome to From Lived Experience to Collective Action: Strengthening Community Responses to FASD, Substance Use, and Harm Reduction in Atlantic Canada, a conference focused on health equity, harm reduction, and trauma-informed care.
fasdNL continues to expand its reach across Atlantic Canada while recognizing ongoing challenges in fragmented care models and gaps in understanding, policy, and practice around health, addiction, and community supports.
This conference brings together caregivers, educators, social workers, researchers, individuals with lived experience, and policymakers to share knowledge, strengthen networks, and advance trauma-informed, equity-focused collaborative approaches in Atlantic Canada.
Guiding Principles for Attendees
fasdNL is committed to fostering a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment at From Lived Experience to Collective Action. All attendees are expected to engage ethically and collegially, avoiding discrimination, harassment, or any form of harm. We prioritize understanding, acceptance, and open dialogue to support a welcoming space for all.
Application
These principles apply to all participants, including attendees, speakers, students, staff, and exhibitors, across all conference sessions, tours, and events.
Expected Conduct
Attendees must uphold respectful interactions at all times, promoting open discussion and knowledge exchange. If you witness or experience harm, please take appropriate action and/or notify the organizing committee at [email protected].
Unacceptable Conduct
Threatening behavior, harassment, discrimination, or disruptive conduct will not be tolerated. Inappropriate images or language are strictly prohibited. Attendees who violate these principles may be asked to leave and will be offered support as needed.