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TUESDAY - 24 OCTOBER
Culture Matters
Sustainable Self-Change of Inmates through the In-depth Inspiration Project
Wilaiporn Kotbungkair, Payorm Rajsom, Pornnapa Nimittanaset, Thailand (PID 047)
Moderator: Patricio Patino
Room: Bouzy
SID: 02-04
Innovative Rehabilitation in China: New Concept of Security based on effective Corrections
Ping HE, Si Shaohan, China (PID 207)
Rehabilitation and
Education Restorative Prisons – a unique and ground breaking response to conflict in prisons
Gary Stephenson, United Kingdom (PID 150)
Moderator: Turner Nashe
Room: Epernay
SID: 02-05 Re-purposing Prison: Reframing ‘offender’ as ‘learner’
Fiona McGregor, Australia (PID 109)
Technology:
Getting the Strategy Right The Power of Collaborative Innovation: Building Value across the International Correctional Community
Simon Bonk, Janak Alford, Canada (PID 027)
Moderator: Benny Goedbloed
Room: Reims
SID: 02-06 Innovation & Correctional strategy in a digital world
Steven Van De Steene, Belgium Victoria Knight, United Kingdom (PID 037)
DIACEN - Line staff helping prepare inmates for release
Gary Hill, USA (PID 033)
Technology:
Enhancing Rehabilitation
Business Improvements that enabled prisoner empowerment – A case study of change in South Australia’s
Department for Correctional Services
David Brown, Carol Zulian, Australia Zaneta Whitworth, United Kingdom (PID 079)
Moderator: Francis Toye
Room: Chalon
SID: 02-07
Using Innovative Digital Services To Enhance Inmate Rehabilitation
Ayelet Porat, Israel (PID 141)
Strategic Reforms
Strategic Reform at the NYC Department of Correction
Timothy Farrell, Winette Saunders, USA (PID 036)
Moderator: Alphonzo Albright
Room: Mancy
SID: 02-08
Penitentiary System Reform in Georgia
Irakli Chitanava, Sofio Morgoshia, Republic of Georgia (PID 193)
12:30-13:30 Lunch
13:30–15:00 Parallel Plenary Sessions
Culture and Context Matters Research on Risk-Needs
Moderator: Dorin Muresan Moderator: Larry Motiuk
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Room: Avize SID: 02-09
Innovation in Rehabilitation:
Challenges and Opportunities from Africa
Paul Geurts, Regional Prison Systems Advisor, ICRC, Zimbabwe
Dieudonne Koyenga, Regional Prison Systems Advisor, ICRC, Rwanda
Youssoupha Ndiaye, Côte d’Ivoire
Robert Omita Okoth, Nigeria (PID 135)
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Room: Morangis SID: 02-10
Risk-Needs Assessments: Benefits and Challenges
Dr Melissa Hamilton, Visiting Criminal Law Scholar,
University of Houston Law Center, USA (PID 069)
Change Lives Shape Futures – NZ’s Suite of Rehabilitation
Programmes
Besides the language, what do Catalonia (Spain),
Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic have in common?
Exemplary Rehabilitative Prison Models Jo Field, Deputy Chief Executive Service Development,
New Zealand Department of Corrections
Dr Marayca Lopez Ferrer, Senior Corrections Planner/Advisor,
CGL Companies LLC, USA Dr Juanita Ryan, Director of Programmes and Interventions,
New Zealand Department of Corrections (PID 058)
Jennifer Peirce, PhD Candidate, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, USA
Jordi Pons, Engineer, Facilities Maintenance Services, Catalan General
Directorate of Prison Regime and Resources, Catalonia (PID 068)
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