About the event  

What can we learn from international research groups and practitioners who are already engaged in the important work of centring lived and living experience perspectives in suicide research? 

Join us in February for a one-hour online webinar as we go behind the scenes of Discovering Liveability’s international site visits to Canada and Australia. We’ll be in conversation with Co-Investigators Hazel Marzetti and Sarah Huque, who will share key insights, learnings and surprises from their time visiting leading research groups and practitioners in these countries. 

What to expect:  

This event will be online and run for an hour. Members of our team and advisory board will interview Sarah and Hazel about their site visits. 

Throughout the webinar, the meeting chat will be open for attendees to share any of their own thoughts or reflections. If time allows, there will also be opportunities to ask questions in the meeting chat space.  

Once registered you will recieve meeting details so you can join this event online. If you'd prefer not to register here, you can email us to ask for the meeting details: discoveringliveability@ed.ac.uk. 

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