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WEDNESDAY
10TH AUGUST 2011
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| 9.15AM |
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| KEYNOTE
PRESENTATIONS |
| Debbie
Kilroy, Sisters Inside |
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| Kim
Pate, Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies |
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| Prof
Angela Davis, Activist & Writer |
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| 11.30AM |
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| INDIGENOUS
KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS |
| Antoinette
Braybrook, Aboriginal Domestic & Family Violence
Legal Service |
ARRIVING
SOON
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| Dixie
Link-Gordan, Mudgin-Gal Aboriginal Corporation
Women's Centre |
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| Rhonda
Dixon-Grovenor, Masters in Aboriginal Studies (Social
and Emotional Weelbeing |
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THURSDAY
11TH AUGUST 2011
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| 9.00AM |
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| KEYNOTE
PRESENTATIONS |
| Assoc
Prof Gina Dent, University California Santa Cruz |
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Dr
Bree Carlton, Monah University
Gender Responsive (In)Justice: The Limits of 'Women-Centred'
Reform and the Case for Abolition |
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| Erica
Meiners, St. Leonard's Adult High School |
ARRIVING
SOON
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| 2.00PM |
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| Mental
Health, Women & Violence Workshop |
Jenny
Speed, D2DL, Sisters Inside
Mental Illness, Rights and Imprisonment |
ARRIVING
SOON
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Monica
Kessler, Sexual Assault Support and Prevention Program,
Sisters Inside
Sexual assault counselling inside a high security prison
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ARRIVING
SOON
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| Pre
& Post Imprisonment Workshop |
Indira
Rana, Prisoners Assistance Nepal
Enduring More Than Fair Punishment |
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Melissa
Cuminao-Reason, Work Pathways Program, Sisters Inside
Women Exiting Prison Program |
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Kat
Armstrong, Women In Prison Advocacy Network
Advocating for Our Women |
ARRIVING
SOON
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| Decarceration
Models |
Meg
Perkins, The Bridge Network
The Brain is not Mad or Bad: advances in neuroscience
have given us clear alternatives to punishment as a behaviour
modification technique. |
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Annie
Nash, Flat Out
How to be a wolf in sheeps clothing: working in and around
the non profit industrial complex to defeat the prison industrial
complex |
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Margaret
Fitzpatrick & Ann Marie Tilley, Special Circumstances
Court, Sisters Inside
Making Prison Even More Obsolete! |
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| Debbie
Kilroy, Supreme Court Bail Program, Sisters Inside |
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| FRIDAY
12TH AUGUST 2011 |
| 9.30AM |
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| KEYNOTE
PRESENTATIONS |
| Cassandra
Shaylor, Critical Resistance USA |
ARRIVING
SOON
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| Dr
Eileen Baldry, University of NSW |
ARRIVING
SOON
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| Paula
Abood, community cultural development worker, writer
and educator. |
ARRIVING
SOON
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| 11.30AM |
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| Research
& Observation |
Anastasia
Chamberlen, Kings College London
'My Body's a Cage': Food as punishment and resistance
in women's prisons |
ARRIVING
SOON
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Melanie
Carrington, York University, Canada
Can anyone hear me? The silence is deafening: The use
of segregation with criminalized women. |
ARRIVING
SOON
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Meg
Perkins, University of Queensland Graduation School
Reducing indigenous incarceration rates: Studying protective
factors in the Cook Islands |
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| Women
& Children |
Jacinta
O'Keefe, PEEK Program, Sisters Inside
A Parenting Prison: Working with Mother's |
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Karina
Bell & Mere Dewes, BOWS Program, Sisters Inside
Support & Advocacy For Women - Stages of BOWS Program
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Christine
Robinson & Thea Deakin, Wirringa Baiya Aboriginal
Women's Legal Centre, Wirringa Baiya Aboriginal Women's
Legal Centre
Telling the story from inside on the outside |
ARRIVING
SOON
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| Young
People Workshop |
Katherine
McFarlane, Charles Sturt University
Stolen Generations, Forgotten Australians, Care and Crime:
Manufacturing delinquents. |
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Yvonne
Chelepy & Joe Kilroy, Reconnect Program,
Sisters Inside
Undoing the Trauma- Walking the Talk with young people
@ Sisters Inside |
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