The lives of young people are still fundamentally precarious. Unemployment rates are still high; mental health problems among young people are still endemic and new forms of marginalization and social exclusion continue to be generated.
Increasing numbers of young people are pushed to the edge of society; the difference between the powerful and the less powerful continues to widen and populist and nationalistic movements increasingly challenge established institutions and accepted understandings of democratic institutions.
The 22nd International Council on Alcohol, Drugs and Traffic Safety (ICADTS) Conference
Location: Edmonton, کاناډا
The City of Edmonton's Traffic Safety section is proud to host T2019, the 22nd International Council on Alcohol, Drugs and Traffic Safety (ICADTS) Conference.
T2019 promises to be an excellent opportunity for delegates to interact with government, business, law enforcement and academic leaders as they present the latest research, prevention initiatives and best practices for addressing issues related to alcohol, drugs and traffic safety.
For over 65 years delegates have met to find solutions to issues relating to alcohol, drugs and traffic safety around the world.
This introductory seminar explores effective search, communication, and dissemination strategies and provides an overview of resources publicly available through the National Library of Medicine for public health and health services and policy researchers to use in their work.
Developed with graduate students and junior investigators in mind, the seminar reviews systematic search strategies and focuses on innovative methods to communicate and disseminate research findings, including data visualization and social media.
“Everyone has the right to health and to live free from the harms of alcohol and drugs. Everyone has the right to be treated with respect and dignity and for their individual recovery journey to be fully supported.