ICPA Montréal 2018 Programme Book ICPA_Montreal_Programme_excerpt | Page 11

TUESDAY 23 OCTOBER
13:30–15:00
Parallel Plenary Sessions
When Change is Vital (SID: 02-09) System Transformation (SID: 02-10)
Room: Cartier
Moderator: Stephen Carter Room: Caf’ Conc’
Moderator: Karin Dotter-Schiller
The Case For Change: Modernizing Corrections
In Ontario, Canada (PID 009)

Howard Sapers, Independent Reviewer, Independent Review
of Ontario Corrections, Canada
Our Top 10 - The Way Forward in New Zealand
(PID 041)
Jo Field, Deputy Chief Executive Service Development,
Department of Corrections, New Zealand
Juanita Ryan, Director of Programmes and Interventions,
Department of Corrections, New Zealand
A Crisis of Confidence - When Trust Breaks Down in the
Correctional System (PID 013) Learning from Probation Reform – Emerging Future
Thinking and Lessons Learned from Transforming
Rehabilitation in England and Wales, United Kingdom
Dean Williams, Commissioner, State of Alaska Department
of Corrections, USA Ian Poree, Director of Community Interventions,
Her Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service, England and Wales (UK)
(PID 113)
Sonia Crozier, Executive Director, Probation and Women,
Her Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service, England and Wales (UK)
15:00-15:30
15:30–17:00
Coffee Break and Exhibition (Room: Salle de Bal)
Thematic Workshop Sessions
System Reform:
Integrated Practice (SID: 02-11) Ara Poutama – The Journey from Prison to the Community:
an Integrated Practice Framework
Jo Field, Nova Banaghan, New Zealand
Room: Cartier
Moderator: Colette Peters A Future for Corrections: Tennessee’s Seamless Supervision Model
Sean Hosman, Wes Landers, USA
Safer Societies (SID: 02-12) Pretrial Justice - an Integral Part of Communities’ Well-being
Marina Ilminska, Germany
Room: Caf’ Conc’
Moderator: Ian Poree Why rehabilitation is important from a Council of Europe perspective
Ilina Taneva, Council of Europe
ICPA Montreal 2018 - Beyond Prisons: The Way Forward
(PID 036)
(PID 132)
(PID 073)
(PID 301)
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