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Aperçu des présentations au 33ième congrès
Plus de 100 praticiens, chercheurs et membres de la communauté ont fait des présentations dans 36 ateliers et quatre plénières au Congrès « DÉCLOISONNER NOS ACTIONS POUR RÉUSSIR DANS UNE SOCIÉTÉ EN CHANGEMENT », organisé conjointement par la Société de criminologie du Québec et l'Association canadienne de justice pénale, tenu du 28 au 31 octobre dernier, dans la Ville de Québec. Voici un aperçu des diaporamas percutants qui ont été présentés.
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- Fostering a Collaborative Approach to the Police's Presence in our Schools: The Quebec Experience / Torben Borgers, avocat-coordonnateur, Relations de travail, Fédération québécoise des directions d’établissements d’enseignement
- Building Non-Traditional Partnerships: The Proaction Cops & Kids and Centennial College's Community & Justice Services Program Experiment / Judy Herman, Centennial College
- A Summary of the First Canadian 'National' Death in Custody Study: Findings and Implications / John Winterdyk, Mount Royal University
- Operation Springboard / Marg Stanowski, Executive Director , Operation Springboard (Ex-officio)
- Une trajectoire d'exclusion sociale : L'itinéraire d'hommes autochtones incarcérés au Québec / Renée Brossard (École de service social, Université Laval ) et Isabelle F-Dufour (doctorante en service social, Université Laval
- Impact of the Youth Criminal Justice Act in Ontario: Five-Year Trends in Case Flow Within the Youth Justice System / Nadia Mazaheri, Ontario Ministry of Children and Youth Services
- Out of Sight, Back Into Mind / Claude Tellier, Veronica Felizardo, Correctional Service of Canada
- Enhancing Victims' Rights and Role in the Canadian Criminal Justice System / Sue O'Sullivan, Federal Ombudsman for Victims of Crime
- Alberta's Priority Prolific Offender Program: An Innovative Approach to Treating Prolific Offenders / Lisa Gagnier and Menasha Nikhanj, Alberta Solicitor General and Public Security
- (Un)Mapping Prison Expansion in Canada: The Relationship Between Penal 'Reform' and Penal Infrastructure Initiatives / Justin Piché, Carleton University
- Crime Prevention: Lesson Learned in Alberta / John Winterdyk, Mount Royal University
- Knowledge Based Crime Prevention / Lucie Léonard, National Crime Prevention Centre, Public Safety Canada
- Community Alternatives: A Partnership Approach to Public Safety /Sonya Spencer, St. Leonard's Society of Toronto
- Launch of the Correctional Service Canada's Federal Community Corrections Strategy to the Year 2020 / Carmen Long and Sonya Spencer, Community Reintegration, Correctional Service of Canada
- The Community Connections Workshop / Elizabeth White, St. Leonard's Society of Canada
- Ree*Start - Helping Youth Ree*Start Life / Heather Peddle, Edmonton John Howard Society
- Community-Based Mental Health Responses for Youth in Conflict with the Law / Trish Moloughney, Ontario Ministry of Children and Youth Services
- Collaborative Models for Working with Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault in Calgary / Alicia Van de Sande, HOMEFRONT
- Exploring Pre-charge Diversion under the Youth Criminal Justice Act / Dr. Caroline Greene, Athabaska University
- National Victim Services Program - Enhancement of Services Provided to Victims Within The Judicial and Corrections Systems in Canada / Dr. David Molzahn, Victims Services, Correctional Service of Canada
- Day Reporting Centres - Bridging Accountability and Support / Sonya Spencer, St. Leonard's Society of Toronto
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