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Access to Psychedelics for All Canadians, with the Psychedelic Association of Canada
September 10 @ 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Access to Psychedelics for All Canadians, with the Psychedelic Association of Canada
Tuesday Sept 10 @ 4PM PDT/7PM EDT
Join Stephen Gray and Marc Caron as they speak with Jay Katz from the Psychedelic Association of Canada for this pre-conference special online zoom webinar and livestream. Be part of our online Zoom audience and be part of the Q&A to get your Questions answered.
In this webinar we will discuss the current state of psychedelic medicines in Canada and the very important process of getting access to psychedelics for all Canadians.
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About the Psychedelic Association of Canada
The Psychedelic Association of Canada grew from a diverse group of individuals all wanting to do their part to usher psychedelics into the mainstream in a conscious and considered way. Our founding team includes people who have been active in Canada’s vibrant psychedelic community for decades, as well as medical and therapeutic professionals who are newer to the scene, but through their own experiences and research are waking up to the value of these powerful modalities.
In 2019, we became a Canadian not-for-profit organization. Since then, we have been joined by hundreds and hundreds of members across the country. The professional psychedelic community is well connected in Canada. We respect the incredible healing potential of these sacred substances and nurture a thriving community of people all dedicated to realizing the full potential of humanity.
About Jay Katz -Executive Director
Jay is a non-profit executive with 20+ years of experience working as a leader, volunteer board member and consultant in the not for profit sector. Jay has been the Executive Director of a symphony orchestra, a community centre, a seniors’ residence and the COO of a community foundation. He has worked as an executive coach to executives in the finance, social housing, performing arts, law, visual arts, architecture and design, health services, insurance, and social service organizations, with a specialization in first-time CEOs and C-suite executives.
The Boards on which Jay has volunteered include the Mark Bonham Centre for Sexual Diversity Studies at the University of Toronto, Arts Consultants of Canada, the LGBT Giving Network and the Art Gallery of Windsor, where he also enjoyed sitting on the Acquisitions Committee.
For transparency, Jay is on the Board of Directors of the non-profit Bloom Psychedelic Therapy and Research Institute.
