Keynotes
Stéphane Grenier
Leveraging the World’s Largest Untapped Mental Health Resource: People
Website and Twitter
The Importance of Collecting Race-Based Data Across the Health Care and Justice Systems
Moderator: Renu Mandhane, Chief Commissioner, Ontario Human Rights Commission
Inspector Stacy Clarke, Toronto Police Service
Notisha Massaquoi, Community Leader
Kimberly Roach, Racialized Community Strategy Lead, Legal Aid Ontario
Tanya L. Sharpe, Associate Professor, Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto
Jonathan Rudin, Program Director, Aboriginal Legal Services
The TRC and the MMIWG – How Can We Work for Justice for Indigenous People in the Criminal Justice System?
Phil Borges
Documentary Film Maker
CRAZYWISE Film and Workshop
A Discussion with Ontario Deputy Ministers
Moderator: Sara Dias, Executive Director, Canadian Mental Health Association, Kenora Branch and Provincial HSJCC Co-Chair
Paul Boniferro, Deputy Attorney General
Mario Di Tommaso, Deputy Solicitor General, Community Safety
Karen Glass, Assistant Deputy Minister, Mental Health & Addictions Division, Ministry of Health
Janet Menard, Deputy Minister, Children, Community and Social Services
Deborah Richardson, Deputy Solicitor General, Correctional Services
Michael Bryant
Former Attorney General
Bestselling Author of 28 Seconds
Concurrent Sessions
A2 – Facilitators and Barriers to Building Collaborative and Sustainable Interventions (Video Link)
A3-1 – Addictions: A Systems Approach via Creativity, Mindfulness and Social Innovation
A3-2 – Supportive Housing within the Circle of Addiction Care
A4 – HSJCC: Crossroads in Mental Health Crisis and Law Enforcement
A5 – Supporting Individuals with Developmental Disabilities through a Justice Clinical Lens
B1 – Older Adults and the Justice System
B2 – A Needs Assessment for Planning Mental Health and Justice Housing
B5 – Joint Mobile Crisis Response Pilot Project: Made in Thunder Bay
B6 – Acquired Brain Injury and Addictions/Mental Health Collaborative
BP1 – Psychosocial Characteristics of Persons Seen in a Rural Mental Health Court Clinic
BP2 – Mobile Integrated Team: Creating Capacity through Mobile Response
BP3 – Survivors of Homicide Victims and Mental Health
C1 – System Navigation in a Complex World – SURPRISE it’s NOT Broken!
C2 – Alternative Resolution Court – How Do We Spell SUCCESS?
C3 – Mobilizing Communities, Preventing Harm: The North West Community Mobilization Network
C4 – Mobile Crisis Response Teams in Ontario: A Provincial Framework and Toolkit
C6 – Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder: From an Understanding to a Framework
C7 – Changing the Conversation
D1 – Ottawa Mental Health Court Therapy Dog Project
D2 – The Implementation of an Integrated Psychological Therapy Approach
D3 – A Safe Place to Land: Bridging the Gap Between Custody and Secure Housing
D4 – Intersections: How Cross-Sector Partnerships Lead to Success for Youth, Families, and Police
D5 – Stigma and Misconceptions in the Correctional Culture (Not Available)
E1 – Forensic Mental Health and Justice Services in Ontario
E2 – Down the Rabbit Hole
E3 – The HSJCC Network Member Engagement Plan
E4 – Bolstering Resiliency in Professionals and Clients (Prezi Link)
E5 – Building Bridges/Empowering a People in a Remote Indigenous Community
BP4 – Peterborough Community Support Court: An Evaluation in Recidivism
BP5 – Mental Health Training for Correctional Officers: An Innovative Educational Approach
Poster Presentations
PP1 – CSI – Care, Support & Innovation: PSWs in Mental Health & Justice
PP2 – Meet Me Where I Am: Providing Care to ‘Hard to Reach’ Groups
PP3 – DDu TRHP’in
PP4 – Released From Custody at Court Program – Possible Anywhere!
PP5 – Mental Health Pre-Charge Diversion Programs
PP6 – A Pilot Examination of Opportunities to Further Increase the Benefits Accrued from Police and Crisis Service Collaborations
PP7 – Exploring the Continuum of Care…One Size Doesn’t Fit All
PP8 – Victim-Offender Reconciliation – An Introduction and Why it Works!
PP9 – From Implementation Sustainability: The Ontario Safewards Community of Practice
PP10 – Using a Multi-Disciplinary Approach in Supporting Complex Persons Across the Developmental and Justice Sectors
