2019 ACCPA CONFERENCE
2018 ACCPA ANNUAL CONFERENCE – THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
New Directions in Community Safety
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2019 ACCPA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Together for a Safer Tomorrow
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Join us in beautiful Canmore….
Soaring peaks, shimmering lakes and abundant wildlife! Come unwind, discover, and join the conversation at our 2019 Annual Crime Prevention Conference.
We are so excited to be hosting our upcoming conference in Canmore — a picturesque setting that we believe will set the stage for an enriching networking and learning experience.
This year’s theme “Together for a Safer Tomorrow” will bring together inspiring voices for change in community safety. Through enriching presentations, workshops, networking events and more, you will hear compelling stories and learn from those who have had a genuine impact on changing peoples’ lives.
The conference will be held from May 6 – 9, 2019 at the Coast Canmore Hotel & Conference Centre—including optional one or two-day Pre-Conference Training Workshops taking place on May 6 & 7.
The conference aims to bring together professional experts, community members, business owners, government and law enforcement to illustrate the importance of knowledge, collaboration and partnership within our communities.
Get Inspired. Visit Canmore.
We hope to see you there! We promise, you will leave inspired, encouraged, recharged and ready.
2019 ACCPA CONFERENCE IN BEAUTIFUL CANMORE, ALBERTA Thank You for Your Support!
Successful crime prevention takes the entire community to become engaged. ACCPA is the hub for Alberta to share best practices in crime prevention between community members & organizations, government and law enforcement.
This years’ conference brought together ACCPA members, partners and experts, many of whom are engaged in crime prevention initiatives across Alberta, with a focus on how we can come together as a group and collaborate to help prevent crime in Alberta. The ACCPA 2019 Conference in beautiful Canmore, Alberta was a great success with over 200 delegates attending some part of the conference. Our thanks to everyone who participated and made this such a great event.
Planning is already underway for the ACCPA 2020 Conference. Mark your calendars for May 4-7 in Edmonton. The conference will be held at the Delta Edmonton South Hotel and Conference Centre. We hope to see you there!
“Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success.”
― Henry Ford
ACCPA is pleased to offer training and educational workshops as part of the 2019 ACCPA Conference. Workshops may be taken alone, or in conjunction with the conference. Workshops are designed and delivered by experts and practitioners in the field of crime prevention and community safety. ACCPA’s goal is to support agencies, groups and individuals is their journey to reduce crime and deliver safety in the communities and neighbourhoods in which we live, play and work.
Workshop registration includes buffet breakfast and lunch, and snacks, coffee, tea and refreshments during health breaks. Individuals and groups may register for one or more workshops alone, or in combination with the plenary sessions of the ACCPA Conference taking place May 8 – 9, 2019. Please consult the conference Registration Pricing tab for registration options.
Please click on the title of a Pre-Conference Workshop for a detailed description of program and instructor biographies.
Monday MAY 6 Pre-Conference
MON 7:30AM
PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP REGISTRATION / CATERED NETWORKING BREAKFAST
Sponsored by Red Deer County Protective Services
MON 8:30AM
Workshop #1 2-Day Workshop
CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN
Steve Woolrich, Principal, Rethink UrbanBrekke Beyer, Systems Change Strategy, Rethink Urban
Workshop #2 1-Day Workshop
IMPLEMENTING NEIGHBOURHOOD BASED CRIME PREVENTION & CAPACITY-BUILDING PROGAMS
Jan Fox, Executive Director, REACH Edmonton Felix Munger, Managing Consultant, Canadian Municipal Network on Crime PreventionMark Davis, REACH EdmontonJaimie Calayo, REACH EdmontonNOTE: This workshop will be video-taped for training purposes, at the request of the instructors. Participant consent forms will be provided at the time of the workshop.
Workshop #3 1-Day Workshop
CREATING EFFECTIVE COMMUNITY SAFETY STRATEGIES FOR RURAL DISTRICTS & MUNICIPALITIES
Doug Griffiths, author of best-selling book 13 Ways to Kill Your Community
MON 12:00PM
CATERED NETWORKING LUNCH
MON 1:00PM
CONTINUATION OF WORKSHOPS #1, #2, #3
MON 4:00PM
END OF DAY 1 PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
Presentation of Certificates of Completion of Single-Day Workshops
Tuesday MAY 7 Pre-Conference
TUE 7:30AM
PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP REGISTRATION / CATERED NETWORKING BREAKFAST
TUE 8:30AM
Workshop #1 Continuation of 2-Day Workshop
CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN
Steve Woolrich, Principal, Rethink UrbanBrekke Beyer, Systems Change Strategy, Rethink Urban
Workshop #4 1-Day Workshop
DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING SAFECITY STRATEGY & COMMUNITY SAFETY PLANNING: PROCESS AND LESSONS FROM PERTH, AUSTRALIA
Konrad Seidl, Manager of Community Amenity and Safety, City of Perth, Australia
Workshop #5 1-Day Workshop
UNDERSTANDING, RECOGNIZING & PREVENTING RADICALIZATION LEADING TO VIOLENCE
Roxane Martel-Perron, Training & Skills Development Manager, Centre for the Prevention of Radicalization Leading to ViolenceDavid Jones, Senior Researcher, Organization for the Prevention of ViolenceJoëlle Badman, Education Program Manager with The Roméo Dallaire Child Soldiers Initiative
TUE 12:00PM
CATERED NETWORKING LUNCH
TUE 1:00PM
CONTINUATION OF WORKSHOPS #1, #4, #5
TUE 4:00PM
END OF DAY 2 PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
Presentation of Certificates of Completion
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ACCPA is pleased to offer engaging and informative speakers during the plenary sessions of ACCPA 2019, May 8 – 9, 2019. The thematic areas for 2019 are: Current and emerging issues in community safety; Community safety initiatives in crime prevention through social development; Planning, design and structural approaches to community safety; and Technology and industry involvement in community safety.
Conference registration includes buffet breakfast and lunch, and snacks, coffee, tea and refreshments during health breaks. Individuals and groups may register for the conference alone, or in combination with one or more pre-conference workshops, taking place May 6 – 7, 2019. Please consult the conference Registration Pricing tab for registration options.
Please click on the title of a Conference Session for a detailed description of presentations and speaker/facilitator biographies.
Wednesday MAY 8 Conference
WED 7:30AM
REGISTRATION / CATERED NETWORKING BREAKFAST
Sponsored by GardaWorld
WED 8:30AM
OPENING CEREMONIES
WED 9:00AM
COMMUNITY IMPACT AND RESPONSE TO THE THREAT OF CRYSTAL METH IN ALBERTA
Sergeant Guy Pilon, Clandestine Lab Coordinator, Edmonton Police Service
WED 9:50AM
NUTRITION BREAK
Sponsored by Safety Aid Inc
WED 10:00AM
THE GANGS AND ORGANIZED CRIME LANDSCAPE IN CALGARY: A MULTIJURISDICTIONAL CHALLENGE FOR AGENCIES AND COMMUNITIES
Guns & Gangs Unit, Calgary Police Service
WED 11:00AM
SHIFT: THE PROJECT TO END DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Lana Wells, Brenda Strafford Chair in the Prevention of Domestic Violence and Associate Professor at the Faculty of Social Work, the School of Public Policy, University of Calgary
WED 12:00PM
CATERED NETWORKING LUNCH
WED 1:00PM
WrapED: EMPOWERING YOUTH TO SAY ‘NO’ TO GANGS
Holly Hallborg, WrapED Project Manager, REACH Edmonton
WED 2:00PM
THE ROOT CAUSES OF OFFENDING: AN EX-OFFENDER’S STORY OF REDEMPTION AND CHANGE THROUGH THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
Peter Banks, The Alberta Seventh Step Society
WED 2:50PM
NUTRITION BREAK
WED 3:00PM
PARTNERING FOR SAFETY: EDMONTON’S NEIGHBOURHOOD EMPOWERMENT TEAM
Jenna Pilot, Supervisor, Community Safety, City of EdmontonKatie Wallbaum, Supervisor of Community Initiatives with The Family Centre, EdmontonSergeant Paul Looker, Crime Prevention Unit, Edmonton Police Service
WED 4:00PM
DAY 1 WRAP-UP
WED 7:00PM
NETWORKING NEXUS
Tickets $50 per person
Thursday MAY 9 Conference
THU 7:30AM
REGISTRATION / CATERED NETWORKING BREAKFAST
Sponsored by Paladin Security
THU 8:30AM
WINNERS OF THE ACCPA 2019 STUDENT PROJECT COMPETITION FOR SAFE COMMUNITY PLACES
Jessie Kennedy, Meg Kennedy, Mateya Selders and Maggie Thaxter, Mount Royal University
THU 9:30AM
INVESTING IN COMMUNITY SAFETY: THE CITY OF CALGARY’S APPROACH TO ADDRESSING CRIME PREVENTION
Stephanie Undershute, Team Lead of Youth Services at the City of CalgaryRobbie White, Social Planner, City of Calgary
THU 10:20AM
NUTRITION BREAK
Sponsored by Reed Deer/Lacombe Rural Crime Watch
THU 10:30AM
YEAR ONE PROGRESS UPDATE IN ALBERTA’S RURAL CRIME REDUCTION STRATEGY
Superintendent Peter Tewfik, Officer in Charge, Crime Reduction Strategy, RCMP “K”Division
THU 11:30AM
CATERED NETWORKING LUNCH
THU 12:30PM
CONSIDERATIONS AND PERSPECTIVES IN RURAL AND URBAN CRIME REDUCTION
Dr. Tanya Trussler, Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Justice, and Policy Studies, Mount Royal University
THU 1:30PM
RCMP “K” DIVISION’S ROLL-OUT OF CRIME MAPPING IN ALBERTA
Michael Gregory, Strategic Analyst – Operations Strategy Branch, RCMP “K” Division
THU 2:20PM
NUTRITION BREAK
THU 2:30PM
THE GROWTH OF PRIVATE SECURITY IN ALBERTA: OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSIDERATIONS
Dr. Glen Kitteringham CPP, Owner and Principal Consultant, Kitteringham Security Group Inc.
THU 3:20PM
DAY 2 WRAP-UP
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NETWORKING NEXUS
In response to the 2018 Delegates’ requests for more networking opportunities. You don’t want to miss this!
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 2019 BEGINNING AT 7PM AT TANK310 RESTAURANT
In the Grizzly Paw Pub & Brewing Company
The evening will include a variety of local gourmets and delectable delights! The Networking Nexus will commence at 1900 hrs at the venue which is located a short walk across Old Canmore Road, adjacent to the Coast Canmore Hotel & Conference Centre
TICKETS $50 per person. One or more tickets may be purchased separately or as part of your registration to the conference or pre-conference.
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2019 ACCPA CONFERENCE & TRAINING PRICING
ONLINE REGISTRATION
Online registration will be available the week of December 3.
EARLY BIRD PRICING
Register early and save! Early bird pricing will be in effect until midnight Friday, April 5, 2019.
REGULAR PRICING
The prices noted in red are the regular prices in effect after April 5, 2019.