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Oversight Committee
Mandate: Monitors the progress and ensures established milestones and objectives are achieved.
Current Members Past Members
Nancy Mason MacLellan Erika Dobson
Dr. Samuel Weiss Ina Winkelmann
Ian Boeckh
Jacques Hendlisz
Dr. Ashok Malla
Dr. Srividya Narayanan Iyer
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National Advisory Council
Mandate: Promotes and facilitate ACCESS Open Minds’ mission and vision, provides strategic advice and identifies possibilities for co-operation with other initiatives.
Current Members Past Members
Aaron Brown Bernard Richard
Abby Blaszcsyk Chuck Bruce
Cam Wild Jan Stewart
Carol Todd Louise Logue
Dr. David Goldbloom Manish Dama
Fatima Ezzahraa Boulmalf Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond
Justice Louise Logue Max Birchwood
Leora Simon Shari Baum
Mike DeGagné Stéphanie Lassonde
Nancy Mason MacLellan
Ian Boeckh
Dr. Ashok Malla -
Executive Committee
Mandate: Offers guidance on operational topics such as youth and family engagement, partnerships, service transformation, implementation activities, sustainability, and scale-up.
Current Members Past Members
Charles-Albert Morin Alyssa Frampton
Emily Saunders Clifford Ballantyne
Yvonne Pelling Alicia Raimundo
Gregory Brass Jimmy Tan
Aileen MacKinnon Mary Anne Levasseur
Ashley Iserhoff Aani Tulugak
Cecile Rousseau Anne Beaton
Christine Mummery Beverley Robinson
Daphne Hutt-MacLeod Caroline Tait
Diane Aubin Christian Whalen
Helen Vallianatos Christian Boudreau
Ina Winkelmann Denise Milne
Kendra Monk Jill Kelland
Lorna Gilbert Jill Torrie
Meghan Etter Joanne Ogina
Merrill Cooper John Stuart Jr.
Nancy Heinrichs Loïc Sauvageau
Natalie Zirnhelt Laurett Nwaonumah
Paula Reaume-Zimmer Lyne Dubuc
Shirley Bighead Marlene Boyer
Vickie Plourde Sophie Pouliot
Lise Laporte Judith Léveillée
Dr. Ashok Malla
Dr. Srividya Narayanan Iyer
Jess Chisholm-Nelson -
RCT Steering Committee
Mandate: Oversees cluster randomized trials
Current Members
James Hanley
Laurence Kirmayer
Mary Cannon
Nick Casacalenda -
Research Advisory Committee
Mandate: Serves as a resource for the Nominated Principal Investigator and the Scientific-Clinical Director on all matters relating to quantitative and qualitative methods such as measures, data collection, and research at the service level.
Current Members Past Members
Adam Aba-Aji Alex Luby
Aileen MacKinnon Alicia Raimundo
Alain Lesage Caroline Tait
Amal Abdel-Baki Dany Gauthier
Ann Beaton Haley Marion McLean
Ashok Malla Heleen Loohuis
Brittany Dalfen Ina Winkelmann
Cécile Rousseau Jimmy Bourque
Christian Whalen Leah Den Besten
Cindy Gerdes Mary Anne Levasseur
Daphne Hutt-MacLeod Ranjith Chandrasena
Diane Aubin
Eduardo Chachamovich
Emmanuelle Bolduc
Eric Latimer
Géraldine Étienne
Gina Dimitropoulos
Gregory Brass
Helen Vallianatos
Howard Steiger
Jai Shah
Jill Torrie
Jimmy Tan
Kathleen Charlebois
Kevin Friese
Liana Urichuk
Lise Laporte
Loreen Paul
Manuela Ferrari
Meghan Etter
Neil Andersson
Norbert Schmitz
Norma Rabbitskin
Patricia Boksa
Paula Reaume-Zimmer
Phil Jacobs
Rebecca Fuhrer
Ridha Joober
Shalini Lal
Shirley Bighead
Srividya Iyer
Tania Lecomte
Valérie Noel
Vickie Plourde
Yvonne Pelling -
Indigenous Council
Mandate: To provide leadership, information, knowledge, and advice to the ACCESS OM Network and to other interested parties respecting any matter affecting or pertaining to Indigenous people, relevant to the purpose and duties of the ACCESS OM Network.
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National Youth Council
Vision: To support Canadian youth and ACCESS Open Minds by giving young people a voice in their mental health care.
Mission: To create a real culture of change in youth mental health services by facilitating youth engagement across the ACCESS Open Minds Network.
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Family and Carers Council
The ACCESS Open Minds Family and Carers Council (AFC) represents the voice of family in the ACCESS Open Minds (ACCESS OM) national research and evaluation network.
ACCESS OM and the AFC Council are creating a new space for family and carers in youth mental health service planning and delivery. ACCESS OM recognizes that family and carers are an important resource for youth with mental health concerns. Including family and carers means meeting with them where they are at – in their own communities – and being responsive to family and carer cultural diversity.