
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Ryan Palozzolo, Research Associate with WE-SPARK Health Institute, Janic Goyareb, Senior Health and Engagement Specialist for the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada and Tara Malone, Secondary School Teacher have created the new Superkids Program through the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada. Discover grant and volunteer opportunities with WE-SPARK and the Brain Tumour Foundation. Hear about new research that is being done in many areas to end brain tumours. Support your local Brain Tumour Walks in cities across Canada on June 27th by joining a team or making any donation - every penny makes a difference!
00:25 Introductions
03:31 Superkids, an educational program for kindergarten through grade 12 for parents and educators across the country.
06:12 A secondary school teacher's perspective
08:00 Paediatric brain tumour patients and the transition when they return to school
08:40 The need for empathy 10:35 Superkids is a resource for all educators to teach these topics that weave together
11:30 What is WE-SPARK and a volunteer network for students
12:51 Research or volunteer opportunities
14:31 Current research across Canada - What is Glioblastoma?
17:20 The Northey and Del Maestro families - the roots of the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada in 1982
18:30 June 27th and the Brain Tumour Walk across Canada
#endbraintumours
20:40 Every donation goes towards the creation of programs like Superkids, driving research and advocating for change
21:50 Superkids and the wealth of information and programs available
23:00 Getting involved at any capacity makes a difference!
23:50 Teaching a student who is a brain tumour survivor
25:26 Resources for caregivers
https://www.braintumour.ca/
Ryan Palozzolo, Research Associate with WE-SPARK Health Institute, Janic Goyareb, Senior Health and Engagement Specialist for the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada and Tara Malone, Secondary School Teacher have created the new Superkids Program through the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada. Discover grant and volunteer opportunities with WE-SPARK and the Brain Tumour Foundation. Hear about new research that is being done in many areas to end brain tumours. Support your local Brain Tumour Walks in cities across Canada on June 27th by joining a team or making any donation - every penny makes a difference!
00:25 Introductions
03:31 Superkids, an educational program for kindergarten through grade 12 for parents and educators across the country.
06:12 A secondary school teacher's perspective
08:00 Paediatric brain tumour patients and the transition when they return to school
08:40 The need for empathy 10:35 Superkids is a resource for all educators to teach these topics that weave together
11:30 What is WE-SPARK and a volunteer network for students
12:51 Research or volunteer opportunities
14:31 Current research across Canada - What is Glioblastoma?
17:20 The Northey and Del Maestro families - the roots of the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada in 1982
18:30 June 27th and the Brain Tumour Walk across Canada
#endbraintumours
20:40 Every donation goes towards the creation of programs like Superkids, driving research and advocating for change
21:50 Superkids and the wealth of information and programs available
23:00 Getting involved at any capacity makes a difference!
23:50 Teaching a student who is a brain tumour survivor
25:26 Resources for caregivers
https://www.braintumour.ca/
From the publisher's feed