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THURSDAY - 26 OCTOBER
09:00-10:30
Parallel Plenary Sessions
Staff Matters
Moderator: Bob Goble
Working with Women Offenders
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Room: Avize SID: 04-01
Staff Wellness - Management & Union Collaboration
Colette Peters, Director, Oregon Department of Corrections, USA
(PID 061)
Moderator: Marianne Vollan
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Room: Morangis SID: 04-02
Panel : Innovations in Gendered Rehabilitation:
International Reform
Chair: Dr Kittipong Kittayarak, Executive Director, Thailand Institute of Justice
Discussant: Lady Edwina Grosvenor, Philanthropist, United Kingdom
The Untapped Potential of Your Frontline Staff
Simon Fulford, Oregon Youth Authority, Positive Human Development
Champion, USA
The Treatment of Women Prisoners in the ASEAN Region
Elissa Rumsey, J.D, USA Chontit Chuenurah, Chief, Implementation of the Bangkok Rules and
Treatment of Offenders Programme, Thailand Institute of Justice
(PID 019) Dr Barbara Owen, Professor Emerita, Owen Research & Evaluation, USA
Gender-Sensitive Alternatives to Imprisonment in Kenya
Olivia Rope, Programme Officer, Penal Reform International
Improving Safety in Women’s Prisons Through
Systemic Assessment
Anadora (Andie) Moss, President, The Moss Group, Inc, USA (PID 085)
10:30-11:00 Break
11:00-12:30 Thematic Workshop Sessions
Wellbeing - St aff
Moderator: Isabel Hight
Room: Avize
SID: 04-03
Managing Well-Being in a Correctional Setting: An Industry-Based Perspective of the Future of Staff
and Inmate Wellbeing Programming and the Effective Management of Research Collaborations
Dennis Roach, Australia (PID 128)
Well-being training for correctional officers: AMStrength a new way forward in training
Justin Trounson, Australia (PID 127)
Offender & Officer Well-Being Through Technology: Challenges and Opportunities
Jeffrey Pfeifer, Australia (PID 121)
Women Offenders
Moderator: Gabriela Slovakova
Room: Morangis
SID: 04-04
“[T]he…programme’s gone straight out the window because you do what you need to survive
in this world”: Findings from a qualitative investigation into formerly incarcerated women’s experiences
of rehabilitation and reintegration
Julia Campbell, New Zealand (PID 091)
Testing the impact of a ‘wise’ intervention in a women’s prison
Georgia Barnett, Helen Wakeling, United Kingdom (PID 160)
Psychological Factors and Recidivism among Incarcerated Female Drug Abusers
Mana Yamamoto, Japan (PID 007)
Arts and Music Programs
Moderator: Herb Nahapiet
Room: Bouzy
SID: 04-05
The Arts in Criminal Justice: Evidencing the impact in rehabilitation
Alison Frater (Chair), Anna Herrmann, Caroline Lanskey, United Kingdom (PID 184)
A view from the sticky mat: Yoga Programmes as a Rehabilitative Intervention
John Sinclair, New Zealand, (PID 046)
Rehabilitation Reimagined: Creating Music Through Collaboration
Robin Harris, Ian Whiteside, Tim Palmer, United Kingdom (PID 203)
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