Program – Wednesday 16 July

M4.1 The Need for More Effective Academic and Law Enforcement Collaboration

Convenor: Richard Southby
Chair:
Panellists:

• Nick Crofts, Executive Director, GLEPHA; University of Melbourne
• Richard Bent, President, GLEPHA; Simon Fraser University
• Brandon del Pozo, Assistant Professor, Brown University

M4.2 Law Enforcement, Vulnerability and Public Health Approaches: Opportunities and challenges to achieve meaningful change.

Convenor: Larissa Engelmann
Chair: Isabelle Bartkowiak-Theron, University of Tasmania
Discussants:

ESRC Vulnerability & Policing Futures Research Centre, Universities of Leeds and York:

• Professor Charlie Lloyd
• Roz Cumming
• Dr Claire Warrington
• Dr Laura Bainbridge
• Dr Andrew Papworth

M4.3 Bridging Borders to Serve American & Canadian Communities: Protecting Deep and Enduring Traditions on the Front Lines of CSWB

Convenor: Norm Taylor
Chair: Norm Taylor, Founding Editor, Journal of Community Safety and Well-being
Panellists:

• Dan Meloy, Retired Police Chief, Public Safety Director, Ohio Deflection Association, Pioneering QRT Initiatives across US
• Lisa Taylor, Co-founder and Expert in Canadian Situation Tables, Public Health & CSWB; Advocate, Strategic Foresight professional
• Rachel Huggins, Independent expert advisor and recognized researcher in drug policy and emerging Canadian diversion models
• TBD – Additional USA representative anchored in diversion, deflection and drug policy

M4.4 Alternative Response Research Roundtable

Convenor: Jason Tan de Bibiana, Amy Watson
Chair: Leah G. Pope, Research Scientist, New York State Psychiatric Institute
Panellists:

• Eleven-month arrest outcomes among three crisis response models in Michigan
  Leonard Swanson, University of Chicago
  Co-authors: Catherine Zettner, Amy Watson, Melanie Hinojosa, Juliette Roddy, Sheryl Kubiak

• Evaluating Community-Led Crisis Response: Lessons from Toronto’s Fourth Emergency Service
  Andrea Morales Caceres, City of Toronto
  Co-authors: Carolyn Rowan, Nicole Watson

• Partnering for Systems Change for Alternative First Response Implementation: Lessons from New Orleans Mobile Crisis Intervention Unit
  Jason Tan de Bibiana, Vera Institute of Justice
  Co-authors: Dominique Austin, Jackson Beck, Brenique Bogle

M5.1 Where to now? Considering the big picture in integrating organisational joint strategies and working relationships

Convenor: Inga Heyman
Chair: Nadine Dougall
Panellists:

• Professor Nadine Dougall, Edinburgh Napier University
• Justin Srivastava, Justin Srivastava Consulting
• Dr. Arun Sondhi, Therapeutic Solutions

M5.2 Building Trust-Based Partnerships between Law Enforcement and Alternative Emergency Response Teams: Insights from Texas, Florida, and Kansas

Convenor: Gabriela Solis Torres
Chair:
Panellists:

• Mike Lee, Director of the Office of Strategic Projects, Legislative Liaison, Harris County Sheriff’s Office, Texas
• Anthony Holloway, Chief of Police, St. Petersburg Police Department, Florida
• Rich Lockhart, Chief of Police, Lawrence Police Department, Kansas

M5.3 LEPH Education? What for, what’s important and how to make it happen?
Convenor: Isabelle Bartkowiak-Théron
Chair:
Panellists:

• Inga Heyman, Edinburgh Napier University
• Larissa Engelmann, VPFKRC
• Denise Martin, Northumbria University
• Yasmeen Krameddine, University of Alberta

P6.1 Dementia and ABI

Chair: 

• Prevalence, Characteristics, and Outcomes of Critical Wandering and Missing Incidents Among Adults Living with Dementia: A Multi-Database Analysis
  Antonio Miguel Cruz, School of Public Health Sciences, University of Waterloo
  Co-authors: Lili Liu, Christine Daum

• Missing incidents involving persons living with dementia: Resources for prevention and response
   Lili Liu, Dean (Faculty of Health) and Professor (School of Public Health Sciences), University of Waterloo
  Co-authors: Antonio Miguel Cruz, Christine Daum

• Evaluation of Return Discussions for Missing Persons with Dementia – A New Model
  Nadine Dougall, Professor, Edinburgh Napier University
  Co-authors: Inga Heyman, Andy Tatnell

• Catch-22 Conditions of Community Supervision: Understanding the Challenges of Compliance for People with Brain Injury
  Arthur McLuhan, Senior Research Associate, MAP Centre for Urban Health Solutions, St. Michael’s Hospital, Unity Health Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada
  Co-authors: Madison Ford, Flora I. Matheson

P6.2 In and out of Corrections

Chair: 

• Only Young Once: Youth Incarceration in the Deep South
  Delvin Davis, Senior Policy Analyst, Southern Poverty Law Center

• Improving Outcomes for Contra Costa Public Defender Clients
  Robert Kenter, Vice President, Center for Policing Equity
  Co-author: Paula Ionaide, Robert Kenter

• A linked administrative data study of continuity of care for patients in contact with Alberta corrections
  Katerina Dolguikh, MSc student; University of Calgary
  Co-authors: Reed Beall, Paul Ronksley

• COVID-19 impacts on decarceration for Indigenous, Black, and other racialized people in Ontario, Canada: An interrupted time series study
  Akwasi Owusu-Bempah, University of Toronto
  Co-authors: Nina Lamberti, Ruth Croxford, Beverley Osei, Amanda Butler, Ruth Elwood Martin, Jessica Jurgutis, Kate McLeod, Martha Paynter, Howard Sapers, Raya Semeniuk, Fiona G. Kouyoumdjian

• From Punishment to Health: Reducing Drug Toxicity-Related Risk among Recently Released Individuals
  Safiyah Husein, Meaghan Costa, Director of Policy and Research & Evaluation Specialist, John Howard Society of Ontario
  Co-authors: Capryce Taylor, Sara Fructman

• Incarceration and Intersectionality: Perinatal Care Barriers Faced Marginalized
  Populations
  Xaand Bancroft, PhD Candidate, University of Ottawa
  Co-author: Wendy Peterson