Conference Presentations
Friday, October 24, 2008 (Day 1)
CONCURRENT SESSIONS A
10:30 -12:00
| A-1 | Children’s Health and the Environment: An Overview of Key Issues Dr. Loren Vanderlinden, Supervisor, Environmental Health Assessment & Policy, Environmental Protection Office, Toronto Public Health |
| A-2 | Integrating Environmental Concerns into your Operations (part 1) Integrating Environmental Concerns into your Operations (part 2) Mark Bekkering, Manager, Environmental Planning & Support, Toronto Environmental Office, City of Toronto |
| A-3 | Public Health Inspection Practice in Child Care Settings: A Project by the Canadian Partnership for Children’s Health and Environment, Ontario Public Health Franca Ursitti, Research & Policy Analyst, Peel Region Public Health |
CONCURRENT SESSIONS B
1:00 - 2:30
| B-1 | Children’s Health and the Environment: An Overview of Key Issues Dr. Loren Vanderlinden, Supervisor, Environmental Health Assessment & Policy, Environmental Protection Office, Toronto Public Health |
| B-3 | Children’s Environmental Health and Policy Change: What are the Implications for Child Care Policy? Kathleen Cooper, Senior Researcher, Canadian Environmental Law Association |
Saturday, October 25, 2008 (Day 2)
9:10 - 10:00
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Lynn Marshall
Child Health and Child Care: The Ugly, The Bad and The Good
What are the Heath Outcomes of Environmental Exposures in Child Care?
CONCURRENT SESSIONS C
10:15 - 11:45
| C-1 | How Do I Know What Products and Toys are Safe to Buy for My Child Care Facility? Wendy McNalley, Product Safety Officer, Health Canada Nadira Rambritch, Product Safety Officer, Health Canada |
| C-2 | Childproofing for Environmental Health: Practices and Products for the Child Care Setting Myriam Beaulne, Health Promotion Coordinator, Canadian Partnership for Children’s Health and Environment (CPCHE) Beth Anne Currie, Health Promotion Coordinator, CPCHE Jill McDowell, Health Promotion Consultant, Environmental Protection Office, Toronto Public Health |
| C-3 | Greening the Curriculum: The ECE Consultation William Humber, Interim Executive Director for Environmental Leadership, Seneca College Brian Killin, Professor, School of General Education, Seneca College Seneca Lab Schools – Newnham and King Campuses |
CONCURRENT SESSIONS D
1:00 - 2:30
| D-2 | Childproofing for Environmental Health: Practices and Products for the Child Care Setting Myriam Beaulne, Health Promotion Coordinator, CPCHE Beth Anne Currie, Health Promotion Coordinator, CPCHE Jill McDowell, Health Promotion Consultant, Environmental Protection Office, Toronto Public Health |