Conference Schedule

Tuesday, March 22 &
Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Thursday, March 24, 2011

Friday March 25, 2011

Pre-Conference Certificate Programs

B workshops | C workshops

D workshops | E workshops

Tuesday, March 22 & Wednesday, March 23, 2011

9:00 am – 4:30 pm

A1

Standing Your Ground: Enabling Protest and Resistance to Domestic Abuse
Faculty: Alan Jenkins

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A2

Verbal Abuse, The Hidden Side of Domestic Violence
Faculty: Patricia Evans

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Thursday, March 24, 2011

Keynote
Criminal Justice System Response to IPV in Canada: the case of domestic violence specialized courts – Carmen Gill

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B Workshops

B1

Shame Without Shaming: Working With Affect and Emotion When Addressing Abusive Behaviour
– Alan Jenkins

B2

Implications of a Strength-based Approach with men who use violence: Embracing a new paradigm
– Ian DeGeer and Ruth Rigbey

B3

Understanding Violence Against Women in Canada
– Walter DeKeseredy

B4

Intergenerational Trauma and Domestic Violence: Working Within the Family Circle
– Sue Languedoc

B5

CAS/VAW Integrated Services Project of Ottawa
– Judi Barrett and Sarah Palmer

Lunch

12:00 pm – 1:30 pm

Keynote
Woman Abuse in Canada: The Current State of Sociological Knowledge – Walter DeKeseredy

1:30 pm – 2:30 pm

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C Workshops

C1

Narrative Conversations with Men in Groups
– Tod Augusta-Scott

C2

"Mawikwa'timk teli-sku'tasik ta'n tl-maliaptasitew teli-emeko'tasi'tij kikmanaq" (Working together in unity and solidarity to address Family Violence): An integrated approach to supporting families experiencing domestic violence in First Nation Communities in Nova Scotia
– Debbie Boyd Crowther

C3

Understanding the Cultural Context of Working with Muslim Families affected by Domestic Violence
– Mohammed Baobaid, Ph.D.

C4

The use of high risk case coordination to prevent intimate partner femicide: A liberating or controlling experience for abused women?
– Verona Singer

C5

Safety Planning with the Whole Family Through Family Group Conferencing
– Marilee Sherry, Sue Longtin, Rosanne Nunn, Denise Morton-Sayles

Friday March 25, 2011

Keynote
Relationship Violence in LGBTQ Lives: Developing an Ethics of Response
– Janice Ristock

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D Workshops

D1

Does Anybody Care? Working with those who use violence through the lens of secure attachment – Dale Trimble

D2

Building 'Narratives of Resistance' with Clients who have Experienced Violence and Trauma
– Corinne Carter, Amanda Cooke-Simpson, Melissa Kroonenberg, Jennifer Pepper, Stacian Williams

D3

Context and Cognitions of Men Who Use Lethal and Non-Lethal Violence Against an Intimate Partner
– Russell and Rebecca Dobash

D4

Engaging mothers in domestic violence shelters: Challenges for conversations on the front-lines of practice
– Julia Krane & Rosemary Carlton

D5

Solution Focused Batterer Intervention: The relationship between self-determined goal setting and creating safety
– Peter Lehmann and Blaine Moore

Lunch

12:00 pm – 1:30 pm

Keynote
Intimate Partner Homicide and Violence: Evidence from the Murder in Britain Study – Russell and Rebecca Dobash

E Workshops

E1

The role of colonialism in domestic violence in contemporary Aboriginal populations
– Anita Olsen Harper

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E2

Caring Dads: Helping fathers value their children
– Tim Kelly & Katreena Scott

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E3

The Journey Away From Abuse: Conversations With Men and Women About Domestic Violence
– Marilee Burwash-Brennan & Jane Donovan

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E4

The Spirit of Change – Harry Stefanakis

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E5

Meanings of risk: Exploring the experiences of women with disabilities and women in same sex relationships
– Janice Ristock & Diane Hiebert-Murphy