Newsletters

Includes a year-end message from CEO Geoff Pradella, the KBHN Outstanding Awards, and our involvement in the launch of the National Caregiving Caucus and the Honouring the Caregiver event. We also celebrated our funded projects for International Day of Persons with Disabilities and introduced new travel aid for families with disabilities.

AI in mental health: empowering autistic youth with decreased sound tolerance, a highlight on Indigenous Disability Awareness Month (IDAM), Application templates for the Innovation and Implementation Programs, Call for nominations for the 2024-2025 KBHN Outstanding Awards, and more.

Includes a new video about KBHN and a feature on the ACT Program for Black communities.

Plus, reasons why eligibility for disability supports should expand, voices from our community and more.

This spring brings with it a flurry of activity, from fresh investments to staff transitions, along with invaluable learning opportunities for our community.

As the winter season descends upon us, we are excited to share our latest newsletter filled with updates, events, and exciting developments from the Kids Brain Health Network (KBHN).

Dear Kids Brain Health Champions,In this latest edition of our fall newsletter, we're excited to share big news, interesting updates from our project teams, [...]

Dear Kids Brain Health Champions, We’re gearing up for a summer full of promise and sharing some ways we’ve been working together to make Kids [...]

Dear Kids Brain Health Champions, We have lots to celebrate and look forward to this year. We hope you’ll join us! Meet up with us [...]

Year-end Reflections Reflecting on our year, we are grateful to our community of researchers, partners, and Network members whose efforts are grounded in science — [...]

Successful interventions for a healthy future: KBHN and DOHaD convene global scientists on the Pacific Northwest Coast for the 2022 World Congress    Participants joined [...]

Meet Alex, a sixteen-year-old boy living with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. Alex has many complex needs, and a main source of support is the Fetal [...]