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I was recently invited to give a presentation at a two-day event discussing the overdose crisis and First Nations, with a focus on southern Alberta. My presentation focused on homelessness, substance use, harm reduction and Housing First. To read the blog post synthesizing my presentation’s key points, click on this link. Enjoy and share:
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Nick Falvo considers the following as important: aboriginal peoples, addiction, Alberta, cities, health care, homeless, housing, indigenous people, municipalities, Poverty, social policy
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I was recently invited to give a presentation at a two-day event discussing the overdose crisis and First Nations, with a focus on southern Alberta. My presentation focused on homelessness, substance use, harm reduction and Housing First. To read the blog post synthesizing my presentation’s key points, click on this link. Enjoy and share:
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Nick Falvo considers the following as important: aboriginal peoples, addiction, Alberta, cities, health care, homeless, housing, indigenous people, municipalities, Poverty, social policy
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I was recently invited to give a presentation at a two-day event discussing the overdose crisis and First Nations, with a focus on southern Alberta. My presentation focused on homelessness, substance use, harm reduction and Housing First.
To read the blog post synthesizing my presentation’s key points, click on this link.
Enjoy and share: