Creating Tomorrow | Child Health
Curious to know what UCalgary is doing to improve child health outcomes? Join us for our next Creating Tomorrow series event!
Featuring a panel of experts and families who are benefiting from child health innovation, a traditional round dance and storytelling.
May 8
4:30 - 7 p.m.
Calgary Central Library
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