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SUMMARY:5th Biennial Alberta Criminal Justice Symposium
DESCRIPTION:5th Biennial Alberta Criminal Justice Symposium: \nConsidering New Approaches to Rehabilitation and Correctional Reform \nEdmonton\, Alberta\nMay 7 – 9\, 2019 \nAlthough attitudes to\, and practices of\, criminal justice implementation have improved dramatically\nover the past century\, there remain many aspects of the criminal justice system in the western world\nthat still require new ways of thinking and implementation. These include effective rehabilitation\,\ncreative correctional practices and evidence-based approaches and practices that significantly prevent\ncriminological behaviour or reduce recidivism. This symposium anticipates a diversity of speakers and\nworkshop presentations that will explore the current best practices in all these areas from within\nCanada and the international community. \nProposed Key themes:\nMental Health\, Addictions and Diversion\nPrison and Correctional Reform\nMulticulturalism and Diversity\nHarm Reduction\nYouth and Gangs\nRestorative Justice/Truth and Reconciliation \nConfirmed Speakers;\nHoward Sapers – Independent Advisor on Corrections Reform to the Ontario Government and former\nCorrectional Investigator of Canada\nDr. Justin Piché\, Associate Professor\, Coordinator – Research and Dissemination\, Department of\nCriminology\, University of Ottawa\nDr. Kelly Hannah Moffat – Professor\, Centre of Criminology and Sociolegal Studies\, University of\nToronto\nDr. Bruce Arrigo – Professor\, Criminal Justice and Criminology\, University of North Carolina\, Charlotte \nGo to macewan.ca/acjs for more information and to sign up for conference updates. If you wish to\npresent at the conference\, please contact Dr. Frank Kense\, Conference Coordinator. \n
URL:https://www.ccja-acjp.ca/pub/en/event/5th-biennial-alberta-criminal-justice-symposium/
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