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CAAN LAUNCHES NEW WEBSITE

COMMUNITIES, ALLIANCES & NETWORKS (CAAN)

June 1, 2021 - TREATY 4 TERRITORY – With a great deal of hard work from the CAAN Communications Committee and Type C Consulting, we are pleased to announce the launch of our renewed website: www.caan.ca.

“Our website is an important resource for connecting with our membership and sharing our resources. We are very excited with the new look of the site and look forward to communicating even more about the important work we are doing on behalf of Indigenous Peoples in Canada.” Margaret Kisikaw Piyesis, Chief Executive Officer.

The site has been designed with easy-to-navigate side panes and well-organized subsections. New website features include job postings, full events listings, a members-only section, and a search bar to make finding the information that you need a quick and simple process.

As part of the renewal, websites such as that of the AHA Centre have been amalgamated into the new and improved CAAN website. CAAN.ca will now be the centralized location to access all CAAN resources, find out about upcoming events, and learn about our broad range of research projects and programs.

We hope that you enjoy our new look! For any questions, suggestions, or comments please contact us.

For more information about this initiative and media requests please contact: Janessa Tom, MPH | Communications Coordinator JanessaT@caan.ca


A panel of Indigenous people living with HIV spoke at Health Canada’s National Conference on HIV/AIDS in 1991 and laid the seeds for the creation of the Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network (CAAN). CAAN has decades of history as an incorporated non-profit organization whose mandate has evolved from a primary HIV and AIDS focus to include STBBI, hepatitis C, tuberculosis, harm reduction, mental health, and aging. CAAN provides a national forum for dialogue on these issues, and responds to needs identified by Indigenous peoples, through research and programming, on prevention, education, promotion of wise practices, training, and by supporting and implementing community developed responses.

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Source: https://caan.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/CAAN-Website-Media-Release-1June2021-.pdf

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