Honorable Minister Marama Davidson, the Minister for the Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence, New Zealand
Keynote Day 2: Up the Creek Looking for a Prevention Paddle
Lana Wells, Shift/University of Calgary
IMPACT Report to Community
Lisa Watson, Odyssey House/IMPACT Grand Prairie and Chris Johnson, Southern Alberta Sexual Assault Response Committee
Association of Alberta Sexual Assault Services (AASAS) Presentation
Deb Tomlinson and Corinne Oftsie, AASAS
Writing Our Own Stories: Indigenous Ways of Knowing and Primary Prevention
Sharon Goulet, City of Calgary and Suzanne McLeod, Consultant
Network Map
Tara Tharayil, Sagesse
Fireside Chat
Alex Cameron, Psychotherapist and Jake Stika, NextGen Men
Made in Alberta Sessions
Made in Alberta sessions were presented in partnership with Shift: The Project to End Domestic Violence (www.preventdomesticviolence.ca) to highlight the great work happening across our province. Shift’s purpose is to develop, implement, and scale-up best and promising primary prevention practices, strategies, and actions in partnerships with government, systems, community leaders, and NGOs with the goal of preventing violence and advancing equality.
HEART Humanity = Empathy and Respect Together
Corrine Janzen, Lethbridge Family Service
THE POWER OF ALL
Humaira Falak and Rubirose (Beng) Ong, ActionDignity
Real Talk: Primary Prevention with Informal Supporters
This video was eaten by gremlins. We have our best people baking a new one. In the meantime, you can view the slide deck here.
Overview and Impact of “Who Do You Tell?” AND Trauma-Informed Child Development Centre
Alicia Teasdale, Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse and Aimee Bontje, Discovery House Family Violence Prevention Society