Upcoming Events

Still Standing Conversations

February 10 and 24, 2025 on Zoom

Join in community to feel supported in navigating grief in a series of live online conversations

Join Jodie Baulkham, best-selling author, licensed educator, and certified grief coach, Keegan Baulkham, licensed mental health professional, and Kendra Badoe co-founder of Still Standing Retreats, as they dive into conversations around grief and loss.

February 10, 2025 @ 7:00pm EST -  “Redefining Grief on Your Own Terms"

February 24, 2025 @7:00pm EST - "The Fear of Letting Go in Grief"

Can’t make it to the live session?  We’ll send out recordings after the event, but you do need to register to access the replay.  Reserve your spot today to ensure you won’t miss a moment—whether you join us live or watch at your convenience!

Edmonton, Alberta

Friday February 7, 2025

Edmonton Convention Centre

North Central Teachers' Convention Association

Keynote Speaker

Supporting teachers of the NCTCA at this closed event.

Red Deer, Alberta

Thursday February 20, 2025

Red Deer Polytechnic

Central Alberta Teachers' Convention Association

Keynote Speaker

Supporting teachers of the CATCA at this closed event.

Breton, Alberta

Saturday April 12, 2025

More Details coming soon

Village of Breton Women's Wellness Conference

Keynote Speaker - more details coming soon!

Ottawa, Ontario

Tuesday August 13, 2024

Haven Cafe

43 Seneca St., Ottawa, ON

An Evening with Jodie: Author Spotlight and Book Signing "Choosing My Tomorrow”

Join us at Haven Cafe for an exciting event with Jodie Baulkham, author of the inspiring and #1 best-selling book on Amazon Choosing My Tomorrow: Surviving Murder, Navigating Mental Health, and Harnessing the Power of Choice.

Jodie will be interviewed by her friend and former RCMP manager, Lorelei Rollings, offering an engaging conversation about her journey and the themes of her book.

Attendees will have the chance to ask questions, speak with, and get their copies of Choosing My Tomorrow signed by Jodie!

Beyond enjoying a warm and welcoming atmosphere, attendees will walk away with:

• A deeper understanding of the personal growth and resilience featured in Jodie’s book.
• Practical insights and advice on making empowered life choices.
• The unique experience of interacting with both Jodie and Lorelei, gaining behind-the-scenes stories and perspectives.
• An opportunity to purchase and have Jodie sign a copy of Choosing My Tomorrow that you can treasure and revisit.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to connect with the author, engage in meaningful discussions, expand your network, and leave feeling inspired and motivated.

There are only 40 seats available, so get your ticket now!

The $10 ticket fee can be applied to the purchase of Jodie's book! That is a nearly 50% discount!

Edmonton, Alberta

Wednesday September 25, 2024

Italian Cultural Centre

14230 133 Ave NW Edmonton, AB

2024 First Responder Suicide Awareness Conference (Edmonton)

On September 25, 2024, Legacy Place Society, in conjunction with the Edmonton Police Service, Edmonton Fire Rescue Services, Alberta Health Services - Emergency Medical Services, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and City of Edmonton Emergency Management and 911 will be co-hosting the 4th Annual First Responders Suicide Awareness Conference in recognition of World Suicide Prevention Day.

This is an opportunity for all first responders from police, fire, EMS, 911, Canadian Armed Forces, corrections, probation, peace officers, sheriffs, fish and wild life, commercial vehicle enforcement, boarder services, animal and bylaw, security personnel, frontline medical staff, social workers, and also adult family members to come together in one place. By doing so, we can remember those we have lost to suicide, recognize many today are still suffering in silence and identify what we can do as a collective community to build resiliency and healthy workplaces through awareness and education.

First Responders are key stakeholders for our safe and healthy communities and often don't recognize that they too also require support and care to ensure their health for a long career as well as life after their service.

Please join us to learn more about the topic of suicide, the most common concerns around mental health and addictions, how to build resiliency in today's fast paced world and be a part of the network that is promoting understanding and compassion to reduce stigma and foster hope.

Lethbridge, Alberta

Thursday October 24, 2024

Italian Canadian Cultural Centre

1511 Saint Edward Boulevard North Lethbridge, AB

2024 First Responder Suicide Awareness Conference (Lethbridge)

On October 24, 2024, Legacy Place Society, in conjunction with the Lethbridge Police Service, Lethbridge Fire Services, Alberta Health Services – Emergency Medical Services, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and City of Lethbridge Emergency Management and 911 will be co-hosting the 1st Annual First Responders Suicide Awareness Conference in recognition of World Suicide Prevention Day.

This is an opportunity for all first responders from police, fire, EMS, 911, Canadian Armed Forces, corrections, probation, peace officers, sheriffs, fish and wild life, commercial vehicle enforcement, boarder services, animal and bylaw, security personnel, frontline medical staff, social workers, and also adult family members to come together in one place. By doing so, we can remember those we have lost to suicide, recognize many today are still suffering in silence and identify what we can do as a collective community to build resiliency and healthy workplaces through awareness and education.



First Responders are key stakeholders for our safe and healthy communities and often don’t recognize that they too also require support and care to ensure their health for a long career as well as life after their service.

Please join us to learn more about the topic of suicide, the most common concerns around mental health and addictions, how to build resiliency in today’s fast paced world and be a part of the network that is promoting understanding and compassion to reduce stigma and foster hope.