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This page lists the many people and organizations who have contributed to this knowledge exchange program. The International School Health Network sincerely thanks all of them for enabling us to offer this program. Please note our general Disclaimer from ISHN, its partners and sponsors of the summaries and presentations contained herein.;

Editors, Writers, Contributors, Presenters
The following individuals have edited, written or contributed to summaries or webinars contained in this knowledge exchange program:
  • Vivian Barnekow, Child and Adolescent Health and Development, World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe
  • Christine Beyer, Health Education Consultant, Department of Education, South Carolina, USA
  • Shanna Burns, Graduate Student, Psychology, University of Western Ontario, Canada
  • Claire Crooks, Professor, Psychology, Centre for Prevention Science, University of Western Ontario, Canada
  • Candace Currie, Professor of Child & Adolescent Health, Director of CAHRU / HBSC International Co-ordinator
  • Tina Daniels. Professor, Psychology Dept. Carleton University, Canada
  • Laura Kann, Chief, Surveillance and Evaluation Research Branch, Division of Adolescent and School Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA
  • Albert Lee, Director, Centre for Health Education and Health Promotion, Chinese University of Hong Kong, PRC
  • Nancy Hudson, Coordinator, Health Education Assessment Project, Council of Chief State School Officers, USA
  • Colin Mangham, Consultant, Health Promotion, Langley, Canada
  • Ann Masten, Professor, Institute of Child Development, University of Minnesota.
  • Doug McCall, Coordinator, International School Health Network
  • Mary McKenna, Professor, University of New Brunswick, Canada
  • Koji Miayamoto, Analyst, Centre on Education Research & Innovation, Organization for Economic Cooperation & Development, France
  • Marina Miguel-Baquilod, Programme Officer, Research & Surveillance, World Health Organization, Philippines
  • Fred Renihan, Adjunct Professor, Faculty of Education, Simon Fraser University, Canada
  • Kimberly Schonert-Reichl, Associate Professor, Faculty of Education, University of British Columbia, Canada
  • Molly Stewart Lawlor, Graduate Student, Faculty of Education, University of British Columbia, Canada
  • Mohini Venkatesh, Programme Manager, Partnership for Child Development, United Kingdom
  • Katherine Wilbur, National Health Education Manager, Alliance for a Healthier Generation

Sponsors
The following sponsors (departments, ministries, research and knowledge organizations have sponsored summaries and webinars that are published on this web site. Please note our Disclaimer on behalf of ISHN and its Sponsors
  • Canadian Best Practices Portal/Initiative, Public Health Agency of Canada, has sponsored several webinars and papers on topics related to Nutrition Friendly Schools.

  • Drug Strategy Community Initiatives Fund, Health Canada has sponsored several papers on School Substance Abuse Prevention
  • Division of Adolescent & School Health, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, USA, through its cooperative agreement with the International Union for Health Promotion and Education, has sponsored the organization of several webinars and papers on Monitoring and Reporting Systems
  • Health & Learning Knowledge Centre, Canadian Council on Learning has sponsored the preparation of several bibliographies on selected health topics as well as the preparation of a research review that has been used in several summaries.

  • Office of Demand Reduction, Regions and Programs Branch, Health Canada has sponsored several webinars and summaries on resilience theory and program/policy applications in schools.
Participating Universities, Colleges and Other Organizations
This section will list the university, college and other similar organizations that are members of this knowledge exchange program and thereby use this web site and webinar platform for their student and staff development programs.