Breakout A

1. Autism Spectrum Disorder Diagnostic Assessment: A School District – Community Partnership for Supporting Students and Their Families, Experiencing Multiple Barriers
   Presenters: Michelle Schmidt, School District No. 36 (Surrey); Diana Di Cesare, School District No. 36 (Surrey); Judith Magrill, School District No. 36 (Surrey); Sophie Cooper, School District No. 36 (Surrey); Petulla Dedish, School District No. 36 (Surrey).
   Health Services and Systems
2. Building Health Equity in Research: Lessons Learnt from the COVID-19 seroMARK Projects among Black Canadian Communities
   Presenters: Upton Allen, Hospital for Sick Children; Chantal Phillips, University of Toronto; Renee Bailey, University of Toronto; Alicia Polack, University of Toronto; Matthew Huang, McMaster University; Additional Authors: Carl James, York University; Julia Upton, Hospital for Sick Children; Isaac Odame, Hospital for Sick Children; Melanie Kirby, Hospital for Sick Children; Annette Bailey, Toronto Metropolitan University
   Race-based Health and Inequity
3. Critical Health Equity Actions in a Youth Mental Health System: Reflections and Transformations from COVID-19
   Presenters: Kaitlyn Gilham, Centre for Addictions and Mental Health; Nakita Sunar, Centre for Addictions and Mental Health
   Developmental and Mental Health
4. Mapping Towards Bridging Disparities and Gaps in Services in the City of Toronto
   Presenter: Alicia Gonen, Surrey Place; Additional Authors: Kim Daniel, Surrey Place
   Health Services and Systems

Breakout B

1. A Trauma Informed Approach for Working with Youth Survivors of War and Torture Post-COVID 19
   Presenters: Nadia Umadat, Canadian Centre for Victims of Torture
   Race-based Health and Inequity
2. Building an Anti-Oppressive Community-Based Participatory Research Program Alongside Community Partners in the Peel Region
   Presenters: Dianne Fierheller, Trillium Health Partners; Chelsea D’Silva, Trillium Health Partners; Zenlea Ian, Trillium Health Partners
   Health Services and Systems
3. Navigating Medically Complex Transitional Aged Youth with Developmental and/or Intellectual Disabilities to Have Equal Access to Primary Care in the Adult Service System
   Presenter: Whitney Faragher, Community Networks of Specialized Care- Central East; Additional Authors: Sandra Martino, Community Networks of Specialized Care- Central East
   Developmental and Mental Health
4. Using an Equity and Trauma-Informed Lens to Address Food Insecurity Across the Ages
   Presenters: Meta van den Heuvel MD PhD, Hospital for Sick Children; Valerie Tarasuk PhD, University of Toronto; Vipin Saini, Seva Food Bank
   Health Services and Systems
5. We are Still Here: Understanding Persistent Dehumanizing Trauma Theory (PDTT) and the Unique Mental Health Impacts of Indigenous Specific Systemic Racism
   Presenters: Tracy Underwood PhD (c ), University of Victoria; Dr. Laurie Harding, University of Victoria; Dr. Sarah Wright Cardinal, University of Victoria; Katherine McDonald Doctoral student, Yorkville University
   Indigenous Health and Inequity

Breakout C

1. Bridging the Gap: Fostering Success for Youth in Care Involving Youth Participatory Action Research
   Presenters: Imaan Bayoumi, Queen’s University; Lindsay Morcom, Queen’s University; Alana Butler, Queen’s University; Suzie Brooks, Queen’s University
   Health Services and Systems
2. Intersectional Analyses of Black and Filipino Youth Mental Health: Implications for Holistic Community-Based Interventions
   Presenters: Jessica Ticar, Saint Mary’s University; Fiona Edwards, MacEwan University
   Race-based Health and Inequity
3. Reducing Inequities in Emergency Care for Paediatric Patients Across Ontario
   Presenter: Beverly Guttman, Provincial Council for Maternal and Child Health
   Health Services and Systems
4. Towards an Environment of Cultural Safety, Anti-Racism & Trustworthiness: Unlearning and Undoing Systemic White Supremacy and Racism within the BC Office of the Provincial Health Officer
   Presenters: Kate Jongbloed, BC Office of the Provincial Health Officer; Danièle Behn Smith, BC Office of the Provincial Health Officer; Additional Authors: Bonnie Henry, BC Office of the Provincial Health Officer; Jeffrey Reading, Simon Fraser University
   Race-based Health and Inequity

Breakout D

1. Addressing Inequities in Maternal and Perinatal Care Experiences and Access: From Pregnancy to Birth
   Presenters: Laura MacGregor PhD, Martin Luther University College; Modupe Olutoyin Tunde-Byass MD FRCOG(UK) FRCS (C) North York General Hospital; Other panelist details TBA
   Race-based Health and Inequity
2. Jordan’s Principle
   Presenter: Leeann Shimoda, Independent First Nations
   Indigenous Health and Inequity
3. Knowledge is Power: System Navigation and Family Engagement with Black Families Involved with Child Welfare
   Presenters: Keishia Facey, Ontario Association of Children’s Aid Societies; Vania Patrick-Drakes, Ontario Association of Children’s Aid Societies
   Race-based Health and Inequity
4. Transitions for Children and Youth with Autism and Intellectual Disabilities. Approaches, Advocacy and Avenues for Change
   Presenters: Elizabeth Young, St. MIchaels Hospital, Unity Health Toronto; Megan Henze, Surrey Place Centre
   Developmental and Mental Health
5. What did COVID-19 Reveal About Newcomer Children and Youth? Lessons Learned from Pediatric Hospitals Across Canada
   Presenters: Christine Kouri, CHEO; Jill Sangha, London Health Sciences Centre; Zoe Schwartz, BC Children’s Hospital
   Health Services and Systems