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Liquor server Survivor 11:45 - 12:45 Lunch 12:45 - 4:15 Alberta Initiatives Showcase Panelists from urban and rural communities will showcase their initiative that addresses various alcohol-related issues utilizing education, policy and/or enforcement methods. Limited time will be provided for forum delegates to ask questions about the initiatives presented. The delegates’ program includes a summary of each initiative along with contact information for future follow-up. 12:45 - 1:30 Youth/Young Adult Initiatives Don’t Be That Guy Campaign: A poster campaign which addresses alcohol-facilitated sexual assault without victim-blaming is presented Check Yourself: This presentation summarizes the experience of a University of Alberta coalition that implemented a brief, personalized normative feedback tool designed to reduce alcohol consumption among problem drinkers Parents Connect: This project used a positive norms approach to facilitate parental monitoring, family connections and clear rules and expectations to prevent harmful use of substances and associated risk taking behaviour 1:30 - 2:45 Municipal Initiatives Public Safety Compliance Team: Utilizing a multidisciplinary regulatory team that works with licensed establishments to increase safety, best practices and compliance with municipal, provincial and federal legislation Business Hours Bylaw in Wetaskiwin: RCMP and hospital records are presented and compared to a control community to determine the impact of a bylaw which reduces local liquor vendors’ operation hours Night Ride: Piloting a late-night bus, using public transit, to provide a quick and safe late night transportation option and reduce taxi wait times for employees and patrons in the area 1=What?: Educating consumers and merchants about standard drink equivalencies and associated risks in high alcohol content and volume beverages 2:45 - 3:00 Break Page 2 of 37
3:00 - 4:15 Organizational Initiatives BRIEF Interventions: Developing a frontline approach to increase admitted trauma patients’ awareness of risky drinking or drug use and explore options to change behaviour In-Roads Project: A description is provided of a mentorship project where addictions counsellors work with crisis services staff to more effectively screen and address highrisk alcohol use with their clients Best Bar None: An owner of clubs/bars will present policies and procedures that reduce alcohol-related harms in and around his licensed premises Shifting to Wellness: utilizing an educational tool focusing on shiftwork and wellness in the workplace to address alcohol use DrinkSMARTS: Promoting Canada’s Low Risk Drinking Guidelines with young adults in workplaces and in the community to address high risk drinking 4:15 - 4:30 Closing Remarks – Dr. Don Voaklander, Director, ACICR 4:30 - 5:30 Meet and Greet (mocktail, soft drinks, cash bar and cheese service) Page 3 of 37
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