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Friday, 4 November 2022
I have been asked to post the itinerary of the Seminar I attended. Done! https://www.internationalfamiliesalliance.com
I have cut and pasted the itinerary. Of course I took notes and that will be provided in due time. Though I cancelled the Nov conference regarding famililies due to the death of a pet, I am looking forward to next year events. Remember that this is also open to the public.
https://www.internationalfamiliesalliance.com
Program design by
the EDGE of
COMFORT ZONE
edgeofthecomfortzone@gmail.com
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Welcome
We are honoured and excited to welcome all of you, presenters and delegates, from around the world. This is one of the first government- funded conferences to collectively discuss research, practice, and policy on men’s and boys’ experiences with violence and victimization.
This multidisciplinary conference will also address issues of fatherhood, father involvement, and fathers’ relationships with their families.
With two keynote speakers, three panel sessions, and 60 presentations from 21 countries and regions across six continents, we hope this momentous event will be meaningful to you professionally and personally.
Lead Organizer—Susan Chuang, University of Guelph, ON
Co-organizers—Susan Burke, University of Northern British Columbia, BC Myriam Denov, McGill University, QC
Alexandra Lysova, Simon Fraser University, BC Benjamin Roebuck, Algonquin College, ON
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DAY 1—THURSDAY Wellesley Room
7:45–8:45AM 8:45–9:05AM
REGISTRATION
WELCOME & INTRODUCTIONS
Susan Chuang, Lead Organizer
University of Guelph, ON, Canada
WELCOME FROM Hon. MP Judy Sgro Humber River-Black Creek, Member of Parliament
INTRODUCTION OF KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Alexandra Lysova, Co-organizer
Simon Fraser University, BC, Canada
KEYNOTE SPEAKER—Denise Hines George Mason University, VA, USA
Men’s Partner Violence Victimization: What We Know and Implications for Family Policy and Practice
Sponsor—Jake Shen
Criminal Defence Lawyer, Canada
FROM THE VOICES OF MEN
Benjamin Roebuck, Co-organizer
Algonquin College, ON, Canada
Sponsor—Phil Thompson
Transaction Advisor, Business Lawyer, Canada
LUNCH—Bangkok Garden, 18 Elm Street
Sponsor—Gene C. Colman
Gene C. Colman Family Law Centre, Canada
9:05–10:00AM
10:05–11:15AM
11:30–1:00PM
SESSIONS
1:00–2:20PM 2:25 –3:45PM 3:50–5:10PM 6:00–Onwards!
Wellesley
Intimate Partner Violence
Intimate Partner Violence
Intimate Partner Violence
Rosedale
We for He: Extended Families
Children, Men, and Communities
The Spheres of Family & Work Life
Avenue
Fathering, Father Involvement
Violence, Stigma Gender Equality
10—COURSE CHINESE DINNER!
421 Dundas Street West, 3rd Floor
Sponsor—Brian Ludmer
Ludmer Law, Canada
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DAY 2—FRIDAY Wellesley Room
9:00–9:10AM
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Susan Chuang, Lead Organizer
University of Guelph, ON, Canada
WELCOME FROM MP Karen Vecchio Shadow Minister for Women and Gender Equality and Youth
Elgin-Middlesex-London, Member of Parliament
INTRODUCTION OF KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Myriam Denov, Co-organizer
McGill University, QC, Canada
KEYNOTE SPEAKER—Joshua Coleman Council on Contemporary Families, CA, USA
A Cult of One: The Role of the Troubled Wife in Causing Parental Estrangement
9:10–10:10AM
Sponsors—Inzola Group Taro Inoue
Criminal Defence Lawyer
SESSIONS
10:15–11:35AM
11:45–1:15PM
1:30 –2:50PM 2:55–4:15PM
4:20–4:40PM
Wellesley
Sexual Victimization, Domestic Violence
Rosedale
Parental Alienation, False Allegations
Avenue
Government’s & Organizations’ Responses to Men’s Issues
Programs & Services for Men
Programs & Services for Men
LUNCH—Bangkok Garden, 18 Elm Street
Legal Perspectives
Words of Legal Wisdom
Treatment &
Digital Applications
From Violence to Homicide
FUTURE DIRECTIONS & CONCLUDING
REMARKS
Benjamin Roebuck, Co-organizer
Algonquin College, Canada
See you all in Fall 2023!
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DAY 1—THURSDAY Sessions 1:00 – 2:20PM
Wellesley
Violence Against Men: Fragmented Commission of Patriarchy
M. Mahapatro
National Institute of Health & Family Welfare, India
Am I Always the Perpetrator?: Revisiting the Cycle of Violence Through the Lens
of Male Survivors in Bangladesh
M. Khatun1, M. Faruk2, & S. Mahima2
University of Guelph, Canada1 & University of Dhaka, Bangladesh2
Experiences of Male IPV in a Rainbow of Sexuality
B. Russell & J. Hillman
The Pennsylvania State University, Berks, USA
How Men Talk About IPV Victimization
M. Corbally
Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
Rosedale
We for He: Extended Families
Avenue
The Impact of the COVID Pandemic and Links to Parental Burnout among Brazilian Mothers and Fathers
L. de Santis &
A. Noronha Universidade São Francisco, Brazil
Gender Equality Denied: Social Forces That Impede Positive Father Involvement and Steps Moving Forward
J. Ball & J. Pratezina
University of Victoria, Canada
Spousal Roles of Supporting Husbands’ Fatherhood in
Chinese Families: An Intervention Perspective
A. Wan & W. Tsang
Family Value Foundation of Hong Kong & The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, HKSAR
Parental Impact on Children’s Psycho-Social Adjustment in Chinese Immigrant Families: A Critical Review of the Use of Theories
G. Wang
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, USA
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DAY 1—THURSDAY Sessions 2:25 – 3:45PM
Wellesley
Chinese Male Survivors’ Account of Stigma Masculinity in IPV
W. Tsang
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, HKSAR
Perceptions of Men
and Women on Healthy and Violence-Free Intimate Relationships in Vietnam
S. Sirikantraporn
Fullbright University, Vietnam
Male Victims of Abuse: Systems of Coercive Control and Victimization
E. Tavares
ChildWatch, Bermuda
Silenced, Invisible, and (In)vulnerble Masculinity: Men Subjected to Heterosexual IPV
C. Hansén
Linnaeus University, Sweden
Rosedale
Fatherlessness: The Crisis for Our Boys
V. Greene
The Boys Initiative, USA
Exploring Fathers’ and Children’s Experiences of Domestic Violence and Abuse
E. Bates, J. Taylor, & D. Gibbons
University of Cumbria, UK
Men Victims’ Experiences and Meanings During the Period of Residential Care in a Portuguese Shelter
A. Machado
Universidade Lusófona do Porto, Portugal
An Interpretative Descriptive Study
on the Mental Health Impact of Cumulative Lifetime Violence
in Men
Avenue
The Complexity of Fatherhood for Children Born of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence
M. Denov
McGill University, Canada
Who Is Walking
With Our Brothers?: Indigenous Men, Colonial Violence, and Parenting
S. Burke
University of Northern British Columbia, Canada
Childhood and Adolescent Experiences With Violence Among Crime-Involved Males
H. Van Ngo
University of Calgary, Canada
Building Community Support for Boys in Kenya: Leave No Boy Behind
J. Ouma
Lifesong Kenya, Kenya
P. Taylor,
K. Scott-Storey,
S. O’Donnell et al. University of New Brunswick, Canada
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DAY 1—THURSDAY Sessions 3:50 – 5:10PM
Wellesley
Fathers’ History of Interpersonal Trauma and Challenges at
the Transition to Parenthood
E. Woodin, L. Waldis, & E. Spargo
University of Victoria, Canada
Barriers To and Facilitators of Help- Seeking Behaviour Among Israeli Men Who Experience IPV K. Gueta &
T. Shlichove
Bar-Ilan University, Israel
How My Work Led Me to Question the DV Narrative and Investigate Male Stigma
L. Robertson
University of Regina, Canada
Fathers and IPV: An Autoethnographic Analysis of Current Literature on Men’s Experiences of Abuse Involving Children
B. Hine
University of West London, UK
Rosedale
Work-Family Balance of First-Time Fathers in Urban China
X. Li1, K. Sun1,
L. Ren2 et al.
New York University Shanghai1 & East China Normal University2, China
Men’s Experiences
of IPV in Australia: Impact on Personal and Working Lives
A. Walker, K. Heine, C. Kanizay et al. Deakin University, Australia
The Differential Effects of COVID Pandemic on the Labour Market Outcomes of Canadian Men and Women With
Young Children
T. Fang & V. Ha
Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada
Rescuing Men Who Are Marginalized
and Homeless To Regain Their Stability, Dignity To Realize Their Potential
O. Matsi
People on the Side of the Road, South Africa
Avenue
“Why Did I Think I
Had To Do That?”: Mother-Father Couples’ Changes Towards Gender Equality
J. Pratezina
University of Victoria, Canada
Conflict, Abuse, and Violence: Political Resolution Through Equal Shared Parenting
G. Cheriton
Canadian Equal Parenting Council, Canada
Where Are the Authentic Men?
J. Jeanetta-Wark
Center for Integrated Well- Being, Inc., USA
Stop Abuse For Everyone: A Critical Component of Equity
T. Henke
Stop Abuse For Everyone, USA
6:00PM —10-Course Chinese Dinner!
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DAY 2—FRIDAY 10:15 – 11:35PM
Sessions
Rosedale
Addressing Paternal Alienation as a Form of Family Violence
in Parent-Child Relationships: Toward a ‘Responsibility-to- Needs’ Framework
E. Kruk
University of British Columbia, Canada
Child Custody and
the Best Interest of Children: Helping Fathers Responsibly Address Charges of IPV
J. Hamel
Private Practice, USA
Accusations and Allegations Against Fathers
Y.- S. Teoh, P. Chen,
& P.- H. Chiang
National Taiwan University, Taiwan
And the Family Court Judge Says?: Allegations Against Parents in Ontario S. Chuang, C. Ali,
M. Mathew et al.
University of Guelph, Canada
Wellesley
Black Male Sexual Victimization
R. Wright
The Peoples’ Counselling Clinic, Canada
The Effects of Victim Gender on Rape Blame Attribution
C.- Y. Huang
Keele University, UK
Developing a Culturally-Competent Response to Male
Victims of Domestic Abuse
Avenue
Challenges and Successes of a Men’s Charity Organization
T. Moore & J. Trottier
Canadian Centre for Men and Families-National, Canada
Ending the Battle of the Sexes: Depolarizing the Gender Discourse and Broadening Our Understanding of Gender Equality
J. Trottier
Canadian Centre for Men and Families-National, Canada
Family Violence in Thailand: Are Wives Only the Victims?
N. Pichyayothin
Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
S. Green & C. Crabson
Stop Abuse For Everyone & Valley Oasis, USA
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DAY 2—FRIDAY 1:30 – 2:50PM
Wellesley
The Newly Expanded Definitions of “Family Violence” in the Divorce Act
G. Colman &
T. Campbell-Dailey
Gene C. Colman Family Law Centre, Canada
How Family Law Deals With Coercive Control, Gatekeeping, Enmeshment, False Allegations, and Alienation
B. Ludmer
Ludmer Law, Canada
Sessions
Rosedale
Male Sexual Victim/ Perpetrator Treatment
J. Dubé & R. Wright
The Peoples’ Counselling Clinic, Canada
Developing a Digital Intervention for Survivors of IPV: Possibilities and Challenges
H. Micklitz,
G. Andersson,
J. Bengel et al. University of Freiburg, Germany
Mobile Applications for Low-Income Fathers: A Systematic Content and Comprehensiveness Analysis and User Rating Review
M. Trahan, L. Schneider, & D. Hernandez
Texas State University, USA
Development, Digital Media, and Defence: Exploring the Gendered Aspects of IPV in
Teen Relationships
S. Bekaert
Oxford Brookes University, UK
Avenue
Values, Culture, and Effective Social Services for Men
S. McMurtry,
B. Barberree,
J. Dickson et al. Canadian Centre for Men and Families-Alberta, Canada
The Nexus Story: Past, Present, and Future of a Peer-Led Men’s Trauma Recovery Program
M. Healey
Canadian Centre for Men and Families-National, Canada
Masculinities and Care: Men’s Experiences
as Victim Service Providers in Canada
B. Roebuck &
D. McGlinchey Algonquin College, Canada
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DAY 2—FRIDAY 2:55 – 4:15PM
Wellesley
JJ Desgranges
Lawyer,
Adjudicator for the Law Society Tribunal, Canada
T. Inoue
Criminal Defence Lawyer
J. Kirshen
Gene C. Colman Family Law Centre, Canada
J. Shen
Jake Shen Criminal Defense Lawyer, Canada
B. Hay
Black Daddies Club, Canada
How to Thrive With Your Children After Family Break Up
H. Nabert
Father Resource Inc., Canada
Sessions
Rosedale
Male Victims of Intimate Partner Homicide: A Preliminary Typology
A. Lysova1,
B. Roebuck2,
& K. Hanson1
Simon Fraser University1 & Algonquin College2, Canada
Sentencing Men in Cases of Intimate Partner Homicide: Relevant Factors
K. Hanson & A. Lysova
Simon Fraser University, Canada
Engagement of Black Fathers and Black Men in Toronto
Avenue
Programs and Services for Fathers
D. Soleyn
Dad Central, Canada
The New Kid on the Block: A Case Study on Building an Effective Mental Health Agency
B. Rafii
Canadian Centre for Men and Families-York Region, Canada
The Policy of IPV Service Providers in Israel Regarding Men as Clients
A. Ben-Porat1,
R. Dekel1, & O. Gilbar2
1 Bar-Ilan University &
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel2
Men’s Experiences
of Family Violence:
A Community Mental Health Perspective
S. de Villiers &
C. Berry
Calgary Counselling Centre, Canada
See You Next Fall 2023!!!
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