ICPA Montréal 2018 Programme Book ICPA_Montreal_Programme_excerpt | Page 9

TUESDAY 23 OCTOBER
08:15-09:15
Network Group Discussions
- Planning & Design (Room: Maisonneuve A) - Community Corrections (Room: Maisonneuve D)
- Prison Oversight and Human Rights (Room: Maisonneuve B) - Healthcare (Room: Maisonneuve E)
- Staff Training & Development (Room: Maisonneuve C) - Research & Development (Room: Maisonneuve F)
09:30-10:30
IACFP Distinguished Scholar Lecture (SID: 02-01)
Room: Cartier
Introduction by Dr Javel Jackson, President of the International Association for Correctional and Forensic Psychology
“What we need to know about prisons”
Paul Gendreau, OC, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, University of New Brunswick, Canada
10:30-11:00
11:00–12:30
Coffee Break and Exhibition (Room: Salle de Bal)
Thematic Workshop Sessions
Effective Community Corrections
(SID: 02-02) Government and NGO Collaboration on Corrections
Marc Susser, USA
Room: Cartier
Moderator: Juanita Ryan How HKCSD engage with community to pursue a safer (PID 047)
and more inclusive society
Che Leung LAM, Hong Kong
(PID 064)
(SID: 02-03) Implementing and Sustaining EBP Beyond the Prison Walls: Minnesota
Dept. of Corrections’ Road to Engaging Community Based Programs
Bridget Letnes, Carrie Sullivan, USA

Room: Caf’ Conc’
Moderator: Jo Field Transforming Agency Culture Through DOC-Stat (PID 206)
Quincy Booth, USA
Technology in Corrections: Panel
Presentations (SID: 02-04) Transforming the Inmate Environment: How and Why Facilities
are Implementing Tablet Programs
Dan Szakacs, Mike Tholenaer, Canada
Room: Maisonneuve A
Moderator: Steven Van De Steene In-situ detection of psychoactive substances in a custodial setting (PID 160)
Oliver Sutcliffe, Andrew Costello, England and Wales (UK)
Evidence-Informed Practice
(PID 044)
Collaborative approach to developing Digital Locking Technology
to meet End User needs
Kevin Skipper, USA
ICPA Montreal 2018 - Beyond Prisons: The Way Forward
(PID 007)
(PID 146)
9