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2024 AGM Recap - Advocate for your profession!

On May 10, 2024 CPHR Alberta held our Annual General Meeting virtually with a special education session presented by Melissa Carvalho, Director of Advocacy for Western Canada at Global Public Affairs. The education session gave members an overview of self-regulation and education in advocating for your profession. We would like to thank Melissa and her team for the informative session and supporting our members with advocacy resources. 

The education session recording is available here and presentation here. We encourage members to support our application by connecting with your MLA. Included below are resources to support your advocacy work. 

If you have any questions regarding the content provided please contact ceo@cphrab.ca

Thank you to all of the members who were in attendance at our 2024 AGM. If you did not attend, we encourage you to support the association by participating in our surveys, attending future AGMs and information sessions.  Your feedback is valuable to the association and guides our operational work.

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