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October

19
Canadian Walk for Veterans
https://infog.ca/event/canadian-walk-for-veterans/
12:00 -16:30
19-10-19
https://www.canadianwalkforveterans.com/ottawa-on
Walter Baker Park, 100 Charlie Rogers Place, Kanata

Everyone is welcome!
Registration: 1200 hrs
Walk: 1400 – 1630 hrs
22
Designated Assistant Course (AJMK)
https://infog.ca/event/designated-assistant-course-ajmk/
All day
19-10-22-19-10-24
rue 1745 Alta Vista Dr.
rue 1745 Alta Vista Dr. Ottawa ON
1745 Alta Vista Dr.
Sgt to CWO / Lt and above

Send an email to Tonia.Alves@forces.gc.ca to register
Please submit your registration NLT 15 October 2019
22
Respect in the CAF
https://infog.ca/event/respect-in-the-caf-9/
08:30 -16:00
19-10-22
PSP Ottawa Health Promotion
NDHQ (Carling) | QGDN (Carling)
60, prom Moodie Dr. Ottawa ON
* Military members only
The “Respect in the CAF” workshop is an interactive curriculum intended to promote respect in the CAF through awareness and understanding, to empower CAF members to take a stand against sexual misconduct and to support victims. Because of the limits of time, the workshop does not provide a detailed account of the laws governing sexual assault nor does it address issues which influence patterns of violence and abuse in the military, such as post deployment adjustment or mental health disorders. Nevertheless, this workshop is designed to foster a sustained change in attitudes and behaviours in order to build a respectful climate and culture within the CAF.
The “Respect in the CAF” workshop consists of the following three modules and objectives:

Module 1 – The nature and magnitude of sexual misconduct in the CAF
- Explain why sexual misconduct has no place in the CAF
- Describe the broad range of behaviours which constitute sexual misconduct
- Recognize the negative impact of sexual misconduct on victims, the unit and the CAF
- Recognize the prevalence of myths and paradigms that contribute to a culture in which sexual misconduct is ignored, downplayed or accepted and in which victims are hesitant to report
- Recognize that professional relationships should be based on trust and respect and align with CAF ethics and values
- Distinguish between forms of consent and non-consent
Module 2 – Bystander Intervention
- Employ bystander intervention strategies to safely and effectively prevent sexual misconduct
- Prevent and respond to acts of reprisal
- Promote a culture in which bystander intervention is widely accepted, expected, implemented and supported
Module 3 – Victim Support •Report instances of sexual misconduct (duty to report)
- Recognize why the CAF encourages all victims of sexual assault to file a report
- Maintain confidentiality of information
- Identify sexual assault resources provided by the CAF and the community
- Respond to disclosures of sexual misconduct using a victim-centered approach
- Demonstrate compassion and empathy for individuals who have been sexually assaulted or sexually harassed
- Practice self-care
Teaching and learning process
The “Respect in the CAF” workshop uses a range of teaching and learning processes, including: •Lecture based presentation of key information
- Interactive and participatory exercises
- Scenario discussion
- Handouts provided during and after the workshop, to reinforce learning
The teaching methods in the workshop are interactive and participatory. The workshop addresses cognitive, affective, and behavioural domains: what people know, how they feel, and how they behave. This workshop is tailored to a military context. It uses language and scenarios which are relevant and realistic for the CAF.

https://www.cafconnection.ca/National-Capital-Region/Adults/Health/Ottawa-Health-Promotion/Core-Programs/Respect-in-the-CAF.aspx

CAF - Flu Vaccine – LSTL II

10:00 -14:00

19-10-22

Please make every attempt to wear short sleeves and bring your Immunization Booklet with you. You will be required to remain in the immediate area for 15 minutes following your injection.

IMMUNIZATION PARADE LOCATIONS AND DATES

Site

Address

Room

Date

Times

Asticou

241 Cité-des-Jeunes Blvd, Gatineau

Room 2147

16 October 2019

1000-1400hrs

Louis St. Laurent II

455 de la Carrière Blvd, Gatineau

Room 217

22 October 2019

1000-1400hrs

Star Top Bldg

1600 Star Top Road, Ottawa

N100 Conference Room, 1^st floor

23 October 2019

1000-1400hrs

Shirley’s Bay

3701 Carling Ave, Ottawa

Building 91, Conference Room 136

6 November 2019

1030-1400hrs

CFS Leitrim

3545 Leitrim Road, Ottawa

Inuvik Foyer

4 & 13 November 2019

0930-1330hrs

Coventry

285 Coventry Road, Ottawa

D09 Conference Room, 5^th floor

14 November 2019

1000-1400hrs

NDHQ(Pearkes)

101 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa

Main Concourse

28 October 2019

1000-1400hrs

NDHQ(Pearkes)

101 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa

Main Concourse

18 November 2019

1000-1400hrs

NDHQ(Carling)

3500 Carling Ave, Ottawa

Building 8 Cafeteria,

CC-8, 8C.1.S15.00

30 October 2019

1030-1400hrs

NDHQ(Carling)

3500 Carling Ave, Ottawa

Building 8 Cafeteria,

CC-8, 8C.1.S15.00

31 October 2019

1030-1400hrs

NDHQ(Carling)

3500 Carling Ave, Ottawa

Building 8 Cafeteria,

CC-8, 8C.1.S15.00

5 November 2019

1030-1400hrs

NDHQ(Carling)

3500 Carling Ave, Ottawa

Building 8 Cafeteria,

CC-8, 8C.1.S15.00

21 November 2019

1030-1400hrs

Visit the Public Health Agency of Canada website for further information on the Influenza/Flu vaccine: http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/influenza/index-eng.php

23
Designated Assistant Course (AJMK)
https://infog.ca/event/designated-assistant-course-ajmk/
All day
19-10-23-19-10-24
rue 1745 Alta Vista Dr.
rue 1745 Alta Vista Dr. Ottawa ON
1745 Alta Vista Dr.
Sgt to CWO / Lt and above

Send an email to Tonia.Alves@forces.gc.ca to register
Please submit your registration NLT 15 October 2019

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Photo of the week

L to R: Nick McCarthy, Director of Marketing and Communications, Community Outreach, Beechwood Cemetery; Mark Cullen, National Campaign Chair, Highway of Heroes; Frederieke Quispel, Deputy Chief of Mission of the Dutch Embassy to Canada; Robert Loken, National Manager, Honours, Awards and Commemoration, Commemoration Division, Veterans Affairs Canada; and Grant Hooker, President of the Canadian Tulip Festival, gather on 1 October, 2019 in the Living Tribute Garden located in the Veterans Section of the National Military Cemetery in Ottawa, to plant the Liberation75 Tulip Bulb in honour of the 75th anniversary of the start of the Scheldt Campaign, which led to the liberation of Holland and ultimate victory for the Allies. Photo credit: Janna Glenn

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