Scene from Bevel Up

WINNER!

Alerted to the work of the BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) Outreach/Street Nurse Program, by the film Bevel Up, the International Centre of Nursing Ethics (ICNE) has awarded their 2010 Human Rights Award to the BCCDC Street Nurse Program at the 2010 ICNE conference in Turku, Finland.

2008 American Academy of Nursing Media Award
2008 Best Original DVD, 12th Annual the Entertainment Industries Council Prism
2007 British Columbia’s Provincial Health Officer’s Award for Excellence in Public Health

NOMINATED

2008 Notable Videos for Adults, National Library Association

 

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"For me the focal point of the Bevel Up is to address the stigma that people who use drugs experience, when you use drugs, you are seen as a failure as a human being, and you're very scary. You are to be reviled and detested, and users know that and internalize it, and so do service providers, that’s where the break down of health care delivery happens, and probably that’s the root cause for most negative factors associated with the criminalization and the to the harm that is done to individuals families, community, it all stemmed form that stigma. So this is why I think it needs to be seen by policy makers, and service providers."

—Janine Stevenson, Outreach Street Nurse





BC Centre for Disease Control National Film Board of Canada



 

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