In this in-person workshop, participants will learn how personal connections are vital to mental health. Connecting online can help supplement in-person connection by letting people discover communities, share with friends and family, connect digitally when they can’t meet in person, and even access mental health services. Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Connected Community at Market Square for their community members only.

In this in-person workshop, participants will learn how personal connections are vital to mental health. Connecting online can help supplement in-person connection by letting people discover communities, share with friends and family, connect digitally when they can’t meet in person, and even access mental health services.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Performing Arts Lodges Toronto (PAL Toronto) for their community members.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how personal connections are vital to mental health. Connecting online can help supplement in-person connection by letting people discover communities, share with friends and family, connect digitally when they can’t meet in person, and even access mental health services.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Rainbow Resource Centre for their community members. 

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how personal connections are vital to mental health. Connecting online can help supplement in-person connection by letting people discover communities, share with friends and family, connect digitally when they can’t meet in person, and even access mental health services.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Markham Public Library for their community members.

In this in-person workshop, participants will learn how personal connections are vital to mental health. Connecting online can help supplement in-person connection by letting people discover communities, share with friends and family, connect digitally when they can’t meet in person, and even access mental health services.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Markham Public Library for their community members.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how personal connections are vital to mental health. Connecting online can help supplement in-person connection by letting people discover communities, share with friends and family, connect digitally when they can’t meet in person, and even access mental health services.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Ottawa Foyers Partage. It is open to the public and hosted on Zoom.

Click here to sign up for this workshop.

In this in-person workshop, participants will learn how personal connections are vital to mental health. Connecting online can help supplement in-person connection by letting people discover communities, share with friends and family, connect digitally when they can’t meet in person, and even access mental health services.

Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with South-East Ottawa Community Health Centre for their community members. 

In this workshop, participants will learn how personal connections are vital to mental health. Connecting online can help supplement in-person connection by letting people discover communities, share with friends and family, connect digitally when they can’t meet in person, and even access mental health services.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with MAX Ottawa for their community members.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how personal connections are vital to mental health. Connecting online can help supplement in-person connection by letting people discover communities, share with friends and family, connect digitally when they can’t meet in person, and even access mental health services.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Pulmonary Hypertension Association of Canada (PHA Canada) for their community members.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to find useful information on the places they want to go, including directions, reviews and how to ask questions using Google Maps, Google Places and more!

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with the Township of Whitewater Region.

In this workshop, participants will learn what YouTube is, how to access the website or application and how to find interesting videos and more!

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with The Yellow Door in Montreal.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to find useful information on the places they want to go, including directions, reviews and how to ask questions using Google Maps, Google Places and more!

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with the Township of Whitewater Region.

Connected Canadians Co-founder and CEO, Emily Jones Joanisse, will be speaking as a part of the virtual “Staying Connected TedX Ottawa 2020 Event”.

Emily will be discussing Connected Canadians and its focus on increasing digital literacy skills amongst seniors and older adults, her broad history in the field of technology, her passions and how they led her to build, along with co-founder Tas Damen, a free service to help teach and connect our countries most vulnerable demographic.

Hear from Emily and more by registering for free: https://tedxottawa.ca/