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- Le 15 juin, le panel Feminist Constitutionalism, Part II est annoncé de 13 h 30 à 15 h 30, sous la présidence de Kerri Froc.Page source 2
- Le même bloc comprend des panels sur l’enseignement juridique autochtone et les perspectives critiques comparées sur la race dans la détermination des peines.Page source 2
- 01Constitutionnalisme
- 02Enseignement
- 03Peines
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| Constitutionnalisme | Feminist Constitutionalism, Part II.Page source 2 |
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| Enseignement | Sharing Experiences on Indigenous Legal Education.Page source 2 |
| Peines | Comparative and Critical Perspectives on Race in Sentencing.Page source 2 |
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EXTRAIT du procès-verbal de l’Assemblée départementale du Département des sciences juridiques à la Faculté de science politique et de droit de The 2024 Canadian Law and Society Association Annual Meeting will be held in person from June 15-17, 2024 at UQAM (Pavillon DS), Montréal l’Université (Tiohtiá:ke),duduring Québectheà 2024 Montréal tenue le Congress of 24 theavril 2024 Humanities and Social Sciences (Congress) hosted at McGill. All events listed in our Program are CLSA-ACDS events, and not Congress. We took the decision to change venue from McGill Faculty of Law to UQAM due to the current RÉSOLUTION 24-DSJ-3648 strike of McGill Law Professors (AMPL-AMPD) and concerns about possible violent police intervention to dismantle protests on campus, which unfortunately ended up happening on June 6. This change of venue was made with the support of AMPL-AMPD and in solidarity with them, who have been working with us since last summer. Due to recent police interventions on McGill Campus, Soutien we de à la grève discourage the cannot l’Association assure McGillienne the safety des and de droit Professeur.e.s accessibility of any events at McGill, which are off-site and not hosted by CLSA. (AMPD) ATTENDU QUE les membres de l'Association mcgillienne des professeur.e.s de droit We will post updates at www.acds-clsa.com. (AMPD) ont voté à 76 % en faveur d'une grève illimitée à partir du 24 avril 2024. ATTENDU QUE plus de 95 % des membres de l'AMPD ont participé au vote de grève; DAY 1 – June 15, 2024 (Saturday) ATTENDU QUE l’AMPD est le premier syndicat de professeurꞏeꞏs de l’Université McGill; Time Room DS-1525 Room DS-1540 Room DS-1545 Room ATTENDU DS-M540 Room DS-R340 QUE les « négociations » pour cette première convention collective durent 8:00 - depuis 18 mois; CLSA REGISTRATION TABLE 8:30 ATTENDU QUE l'administration de McGill fait délibérément trainer les négociations; 8:30 - Capacitation/Incapacitation: Critical Reflections on Law, Migration and Citizenship Policing, Risk, and Community Law, Access to Justice and Political Economy 10:00 the Medico-Legal Governance of Capacity, Chair: TBD Chair: Vinicius da SivaATTENDU QUE sur les cinq dernières Chair: Lyndsayannées le salaire de la haute administration de Campbell Consent, and Care Relations in Canada McGill a augmenté de 65% contre 7% pour les professeurꞏes de la Faculté de droit; The Exile of Japanese Canadians: The Silences “They always have a loophole to get you Governing the Social through Private Law and Chair: Celeste Pang & William Hébert of Reference re Persons of the Japanese Race somehow”: Policing, ILoverdoses, EST and PROPOSÉmoralPAR Martinthe Law of the Gallié, Private: A APPUYÉ Socio-History PAR Rémi of QUE LE Bachand, Medical Assistance in Dying for Patients Who Lack - Eric M. Adams injury among people who use drugs DÉPARTEMENT Credit Contract DES SCIENCES Law in DE JURIDIQUES Quebec L’UQAM : Capacity? Governing End of Life A Half-open Door: A Case Study of Canada’s - Liam Michaud (presenting author), Emily van - Alexandra Bahary-Dionne APPUIE les revendications et la grève de l’Association mcgillienne des professeur.es de - Thomas McMorrow Special Immigration Measures for Afghan der Meulen, Sandra Ka Hon Chu, Janet Butler- Getting Out of Debt Poverty droit (AMPD); Decision-making in Law and Practice Nationals McPhee - Phil Lord In/capacitated to care: Cis-heteronormativity in - Neela Hassan Navigating Shadows ofDÉPLORE Brutality: Aque la Historical Welfare direction de State McGill Governance empêche l’avancement des négociations; supportive and substitute decision-making laws Between forced migration and refugees in old Inquiry of The Royal Commission into - Leanna Katz and practices in dementia care age: considerations from a Brazilian perspective DEMANDE à la direction duThe Metropolitan Toronto Police Practices, 1976 Département de communiquer cette résolution à l’AMPD, à Fate of the Canadian Civil Jury l’exécutif du SPUQ, à l’Association des professeur.es de droit du Québec (APDQ); - Celeste Pang - Cintia Sousa de Freitas - Taylor D. Starr - Jérémy Boulanger-Bonnelly Balance and/or ambivalence: Judicial determi- DEMANDE à l’exécutif du SPUQ de communiquer la résolution à la FQPPU et à la CSN nations of (in)capacity at the FASD-crime nexus afin qu’elles appuient et fassent connaitre le plus largement possible la lutte menée par - William Hébert l’AMPD. ADOPTÉ À L’UNANIMITÉ 30 min Social Break: Refreshments and Conversations Copie conforme : 10:30 - Feminist Constitutionalism, Part I Disability Rights Advocacy in the 21st Century: Punishment and Immigration Le 2 mai Policing, Regulation, and Oversight Science ex machina? On law, expertise and 12:00 Chair: Melina Girardi Fachin Shared Futures in an Ableist World Chair: Sarah Turnbull Chair: Liam Michaud scientific knowledge Feminist Constitutionalism and Judicial Review Chair: Ravi Malhotra Love & Anger in Criminal Deportation The Offence of Interference: Policing Critical Chair: Jennifer Raso - Jenna Sapiano Transitioning to More Accessible and Inclusive - Colin Grey Infrastructure On the attribution of Expertise as Trial: The woman as subject of fundamental rights in the Post-Secondary Education in Ontario (and Exploring transparency in the prison and - Philip J. Boyle Achieving Credibility in Technically Complex Mirja Trilsch jurisprudence of Brazilian Supreme Court: an Beyond) immigration detention systems in Spain Urban Parks and the Specialization Directrice of Controversies excerpt from five decades - Vincent Kazmierski and Tara Connolly - Pablo Pinochet, Elena Algaba, Quimey Regulatory Powers: A Montreal DépartementCasedes Study of sciences - Patrick juridiquesGaron-Sayegh The 'dowsing' function - Christine Peter Da Silva Disability Accommodation in the Workplace, Martinez Governmentality of critical law, science and technology The Woman Question and the Disparate Impact Adaptive Technology and Crip Time Borderlines of Belonging: Challenging Dominant - Gabriel Lefebvre; Kirsten Anker scholarship Theory: Unveiling the Illusion of Neutrality in - Ravi Malhotra Narratives in Canadian Immigration and Maple Watch Insights: A Comparative Survey - Reina R. Nadler Norms that Perpetuate Inequality Promoting Social Equality Through Disability Deportation Policies of Public Views on Police Oversight Maintaining the inexplicable: gendered - Estefania Barboza Benefit Policy: Reflections on the Canada - Lubaba Samin - Jihyun Kwon; Rémi Boivin judgments and psychological evidence in I’m Afraid of Americans (But Not Originalism): Disability Benefit Act Contrasting the border spectacle with the The Use of Digital Technologies by Police: criminal trials What Dobbs Means for Reproductive Rights in - Mark C. Weber opacity of immigration detention in Spain Debates on Surveillance, Policing, and Privacy - Mehera San Roque Canada - Cristina Fernández-Bessa; Ana Ballesteros-Pena - Luiza Dutra The impossible combination of adversarialism - Kerri Froc and truth-seeking in expert evidence - Emma Cunliffe 1
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12:00 - Lunch Break / Lunch Break / Lunch Break / Lunch Break / Lunch Break / 13:30 Room available for Business Meetings Room available for Business Meetings Room available for Business Meetings Room available for Business Meetings Room available for Business Meetings 13:30 - Feminist Constitutionalism, Part II Sharing Experiences on Indigenous Legal Comparative and Critical Perspectives on Race Carceral Transparency Women, Law and Ethics Chair: Kerri Froc Education: A Pan-Canadian Dialogue in Sentencing Chair: Dawn Moore Chair: Lori Chambers 15:30 Chair: Joao Velloso Chair: Sylvia Rich Canada’s Constitutional Conundrum: Minority Penal cultures and cultures of carceral “I could tell him to go to hell”: Lord Rights and the Notwithstanding Clause - Kirsten Anker (McGill) Humanity, Race, and Indigeneity in Criminal transparency Beaverbrook and his Lawyer Mary Louise - Vrinda Narain - Eva Ottawa & Sophie Thériault (uOttawa) Sentencing: Social Change in America, - José A. Brandariz, Lynch, Q.C. Feminist Multilevel Constitutionalism: Advancing - Rebecca Johnson & Val Napoleon [TBC] (uVic) Canada, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand Prison Transparency “From Oustide” and - Nicole O’Byrne Women's Rights - Naiomi Metallic & Cheryl Simon (Dalhousie) - Mugambi Jouet “From Above”. The experience of the Real Victims and Manipulative Liars: Myths, - Melina Girardi Fachin Addressing anti-Black Racism in Sentencing: A Procuración Penitenciaria de la Nación (Arg) Stereotypes, and Family Law Narratives From Feminist Judging to Feminist Multilevel Hybrid session, round-table format leading the Critical Comparison of R v Anderson, and R v - Maialén Somaglia; Julieta Taboga; Máx Sozzo - Deanne M. Sowter discussion about experience in four law schools Judging Morris Cellphones and prison transparency. At What Cost? Examining Child Support across Canada with colleagues from other - Silvia Suteu universities and the public joining the debate. - Maria C. Dugas Innovating from the periphery of the periphery Cases Involving Financial Abuse Feminist Constitutionalism, Equality Rights and R v The Constitutional Status of Gladue? - Selva Nazarauka; Kevin Nielsen; Máx Sozzo - Haley Hrymak Sharma’s Constitutionalisms Zoom: https://uottawa- - Lisa Kerr University-in prison programs and prison trans- Lawyer, Conduct Thyself: Codes of Conduct, - Beverley Baines ca.zoom.us/j/93302826951?pwd=Nk5vanZQQ Sentencing Futures: A Closer Look at parency “from below” and “from the outside" Morality, and Discipline Reform in Professional y9Rb0J0TkNpNlRsRXNvQT09 Conclusion (all members) IRCA/EPSR and their Compatibility with - Ramiro Gual; Máximo Sozzo Regulation Meeting ID: 933 0282 6951 Proportionality Cultures of Transparency: Comparative - Jessie Gomberg Passcode: Uqam2024 - Camisha Sibblis; Danardo Jones (non-pres) reflections on case studies of carceral Parental Authority and the Right of Dependent “With support from the Federation for the Humanities transparency in Argentina, Canada, and Spain Children to Independence and Social Sciences’ Open Programming Fund” - Hollis Moore - Faisal. K. Bhabha 30 min Social Break: Refreshments and Conversations 16:00 - Law, AI and Decision Making Vulnerabilities, Health, Housing and Equality Borders, Love and Violence (In)equality and criminal courts Law, Heritage and Religion Chair: Mehera San Roque Chair: Veronique Fortin Chair: Colin Grey Chair: Marianne Quirouette Chair: Vrinda Narain 17:30 Technology and the Scottish Courts: A Survey of Families Without a Home: Barriers to Shared Historical and Sociolegal Foundations of Integrating victims’ and communities’ harms Anti-veiling laws in Quebec; secularism, Judges’ Views Family Spaces Constitutionalizing Dispossession: Challenges within the Gladue framework in sentencing national belonging, and social exclusion of - Bryan Clark, Debbie De Girolamo - Yukiko Kobayashi Lui, Steve Lorteau, of Rule of Law Between the Centers and the - Marie Manikis and Nicolas Kamran Muslim women Transforming legal and criminal justice decision Increasing access to justice and improving Frontiers Drug treatment courts according to criminal - Negin M Harandi making through AI and big data health equity: Enabling justice & health - Can Turgut defence lawyers The Limits of State Neutrality in Religious - Paula Maurutto, Kelly Hannah-Moffat partnerships Honey Bee: A Film’s Portrayal of Sex - Cecilia Batista, Nicolas Spallanzani- Matters Responsible AI: Binaries that Bind - Michele M. Leering Trafficking, Redemption, and Colonial Erasures Sarrasin and Katharina Maier - Richard Moon - Jennifer Raso Non-Resident Mothers in Canada: Modes of in Northern Ontario (Dis)advantage, collateral consequences, and Shared Pasts, Distant Futures? Flags between Learning to read the law at a distance: using Combatting the So-Called Problem of Birth - Marcia Oliver; Rashmee Singh the right to effective legal assistance Manifestation and Contestation Among Social artificial intelligence to map the jurisprudence of Tourism through Inadmissibility and the Denial Wartime Sexual Violence against Women and - Meritxell Abellan Almenara and Marianne Upheaval the Social Security Tribunal of Canada of Temporary Status Sustainable Reintegration Practices Quirouette - Mirosław Michał Sadowski; Seyed M. A. - Simon Wallace - Eniola Adeeko and Jamie Liew - Marianna Iovenko The relevance of social problems at sentencing Zavarei The Xenophobic Gap in the Canadian The Internationalization of Canadian Faculties - Marianne Quirouette Charter’s Equality Guarantee of Law: a dispute between academicism and - Y.Y. Brandon Chen professionalism - Vinicius da Silva 17:30 - CLSA Annual General Meeting (Hybrid) 19:00 Room: DS-M440 Zoom : https://uottawa-ca.zoom.us/j/93655744221?pwd=SXM4ZnNCdWRGU2xsM1I1R1RoL3krUT09 Meeting ID: 936 5574 4221 Passcode: Uqam2024 2
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DAY 2 – June 16, 2024 (Sunday) Time Room DS-1525 Room DS-1540 Room DS-1545 Room DS-M540 Room DS-R340 8:00 - CLSA REGISTRATION TABLE 8:30 8:30 - Constitutional Law and Society The Limits of International Law in Achieving (Re)thinking Justice, Punishment, and Abolition Labour, Law and Borders Civil Justice at the Crossroads: Exploring 10:00 Chair: Bruce Ryder Climate Justice Chair: Christiane Wilke Chair: Sarah Turnbull Models for Holistic Problem Resolution Overlapping Dignities: sections 2(a), 7, and 15 of Chair: Frédéric Mégret Chair: Lisa Moore Justice in Tension: Decolonizing Abolitionist Human Trafficking or Migrant Labour the Charter Climate Litigation on Trial: Assessing the Approaches to Gendered Colonial Violence Exploitation - Lisa Moore - Blair Major Promise and Pitfalls of Human Rights Bodies - Leon Laidlaw - Jessica Templeman, Katrin Roots, Ann De - Michele Leering Lessons from substantive equality and recognizing in Achieving Climate Justice Remapping Justices Shalit - Ab Currie a positive right to life, liberty and security of the - Katie Pentney - Kunle Olalere, Vicki Chartrand Une juste transition, mais pour qui? person under s.7 of the Canadian Charter The Constraints of International Law in The globalization of white-collar crime and its - Mathilde Baril-Jannard Roundtable session exploring holistic legal - Clare Shrybman Addressing Climate Mobility impact on vulnerable populations: Brazil’s Economies of Many Shades: Extra-legality problem resolution and non-traditional justice L’équité et le droit : analyse herméneutique d’un - Gamze Ovacık Operation Car Wash as a Penal Project and the Blurry Lines Between Formal and models in the Canadian context, with a focus concept fondamental et évolutif du raisonnement Ecocide, Climate Justice, and the “Indifference” - Eduardo Cornelius Informal Work on civil legal problems judiciaire of African ICC Member States to the Inter- “To Stand for All”: Recuperating Personhood as - Gloria Perez-Rivera - Charles Lurquin national Criminalization of Severe a Legal Classification for Animals Environmental Damage - Tyler Totten - Damilola Awotula 30 min Social Break: Refreshments and Conversations (TBC) 10:30 - Addressing Violence: Displacement, Sustainable laïcité? A roundtable discussion Incarceration, Rights, and Haunting Law and Sustainability Gender, Violence and the Law Accountability, and Care on Law 21 and its aftermaths - Part I Chair: Máximo Sozzo Chair: Pierre Cloutier de Repentigny Chair: Emma Cunliffe 12:00 Chair: Christiane Wilke Chair: Amélie Barras Grievance Systems and Grey Holes in Inondations en République démocratique du Exploring barriers to gender self-determination Beyond Accountability: Addressing Civilian Harm - Lori G. Beaman Corrections Congo: un enjeu climatique majeur aux in Canadian correctional policies from Airstrikes - Vrinda Narain - Kate Mitchell oubliettes? - Sam Ghebrai - Christiane Wilke, Helyeh Doutaghi, Deniz Konuk, - Saaz Taher The haunting afterlife of incarceration: Exploring - Blaise-Pascal Ntirumenyerwa Mihigo; Roger Gender-Based Violence, State Violence, and Shabnam Salehi, and Hijaab Yahya - Nadia Hasan the methodological value of the palimpsest for Mbuyu Kimpesa Kasulo Canada’s Legal Response to Forced Marriage The Politics of Trials: Police Violence, Anti- sensorial analyses in ghost criminology Reframing Labour, Unsettling Legal - Miriam Zucker impunity, and Competing Accountabilities in the Open Programming Session (Hybrid) - Sophie Lachapelle & Jennifer Kilty Boundaries: Lessons from Anti-Extractive Speaking in the Name of: The Affect of Experts Turkish Criminal Courts COVID-19 justice as penal justice? Assessing Struggles in Brazil and Canada as Spokespeople for Prisoners - Deniz P. Konuk MERGED INTO SESSION PART II at 13:30. the impacts of the pandemic on Canadian - Ania Zbyszewska, Flavia Maximo - Dawn Moore, Deena Deal Navigating Impunity: Examining Post-2021 Challenges in prisons Regards croisés sur le rôle du régime The Complexities of Domestic Violence (DV) Accountability for Gender-Based Violence in Afghanistan - Sarah Turnbull, Laura Piacentini, Adam Mursal, québécois de protection du territoire agricole Reporting in Brazil: Not a Simple Motivation or Open Programming Session (Hybrid) - Shabnam Salehi George Hatton dans la transition agroécologique a Single Outcome “With support from the Federation for the Humanities Reimagining Rights for Displaced Persons in a and Social Sciences’ Open Programming Fund” Accompagnement social au témoignage public - Jessica Leblanc, Ali Romdhani, Emmanuelle - Camila Belisario Global Pandemic: A Case Study of Undocumented des femmes judiciarisées : défis et potentialités Gomes-Martel Afghan Refugees in Northwestern Pakistan - Catherine Chesnay and Maria Nengeh Mensah The Law and Psychology of Climate Emotions - Hijaab Yahya - Steve Lorteau, Audrey-Ann Deneault 12:00 - Lunch Break / Lunch Break / Lunch Break / Lunch Break / Lunch Break / 13:30 Room available for Business Meetings Room available for Business Meetings Room available for Business Meetings Room available for Business Meetings Room available for Business Meetings 13:30 - Punishment, Law and Society Sustainable laïcité? A roundtable discussion New Perspectives in Sentencing and Incarceration Celebrating New Books on Human Trafficking Domestic Courts and Global Tax Governance Chair: Maria Nengeh Mensah on Law 21 and its aftermaths - Part II Scholarship and Sex Work in Canada: A Roundtable 15:30 - Allison Christians (facilitator) Vacation Prison? Reexamining the Ideas of Chair: Jennifer Selby Chair: Marie Manikis Discussion - Leyla Ates (facilitator) ‘Exceptionalism’ in Swedish Penal Policy - Lori G. Beaman Paradoxical Race Visibility in Canadian - Rob Heynen (chair) - Afton Titus - Carina Gallo - Vrinda Narain Sentencing Law - Ann De Shalit - André Mendes Moreira Finding Equality: A Creative Take on Feminist Judgment - Natasha Bakht - Danardo Jones - Julie Ham - Fernando Moura Projects and the Criminalization of HIV Non-Disclosure - David Koussens Why do we punish? A Re-imagined “Cruel and - Tuulia Law - Aluizio Porcaro Rausch - Daniel Del Gobbo - Dia Dabby Unusual” Analysis - Katrin Roots - Tarcísio Diniz Magalhães Réflexion sur la logique de défense des droits - Sonia Saroj Anand Knowlton Hybrid Open Session: Zoom: https://uottawa- Round-table w/ authors and editors of Workshop assembling scholars from various fondamentaux dans la justice pénale occidentale Cruel by its Very Nature: Trans Autonomy in ca.zoom.us/j/95793732688?pwd=K0FSNjlsM2 Trafficking Harms: Critical Politics, jurisdictions to share their research and - Coline Moreau pXbnZIL1V0NzFIZk1IQT09 Canadian Prisons Perspectives, and Experiences (2024), insights on courts and global tax governance. When Chivalry Failed: The Trial and Execution of Meeting ID: 957 9373 2688 - Reakash Walters Playing the Supporting Role: Strip Club Elizabeth Tilford, 1935 Passcode: Uqam2024 Proportionality and Parity: Theory and Practice Managers and Other Third Parties (2023), - Gregory Marquis - Sylvia Rich 3
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Adult Jurisprudence: Patterns in Sentencing Young Open Programming Session (Hybrid) Sentencing Law as Science Fiction: Teaching The Domestication of Human Trafficking: Adults in Canada “With support from the Federation for the Humanities Sentencing in Times of Managerial Justice Law, Policing, and Prosecution in Canada - Marsha Rampersaud, Alanah Broomfield, Jackie and Social Sciences’ Open Programming Fund” - Joao Velloso & Veronique Fortin (2022) Sikdar, Nimrit Basra 30 min Social Break: Refreshments and Conversations 16:00 - Law’s Violent Discourses: Rights, Protection and Law, Indigeneity and Pluralism Law, Investment and Economics Sociolegal Methodological Experiments Graduate Student Workshop: 17:30 Security Chair: Joao Velloso Chair: Debbie De Girolamo Chair: Sarah Turnbull In and Out of Legal Academia CANCELLED Legal Pluralism or Special Rights in Aboriginal Unpacking the Methodological Messiness of Sandbox Procedures Sentencing Conducting Criminological Research Round-table format - Douglas Sarro - David MacAlister Financing our Futures through Fintech: How - Brittany Mario; Katarina Bogosavljević Sentencing Indigenous Young Adults: A Journey from Ph.D. Project to A Course- - Sykvia Rich sustainable is the ever-expanding credit net? - Annie Bunting Exploring the Application of Gladue Principles - Shivani Salunke based Research Methodology Project: A - Natasha Bakht Across Canada The Responsible Corporation – A Case for Critical Understanding and Notes on + Open Mic w/ guests from CLSA - Marsha Rampersaud, Alanah Broomfield, Legislative Action Methodological Challenges Jackie Sikdar, Nimrit Basra - P M Vasudev - Mohammed Jahirul Islam Decolonizing our borders: the Canada/U.S. Endorsement of foreign investors' interest at the Harnessing Digital Methods to Research the border and its impact on indigenous expense of Human Rights and the Environment Harms and Regulation of ‘Technology communities - Federico Suárez Ricaurte Facilitated Violence’ (TFV) - Molly Joeck -Adam Molnar; Diarmaid Harkin Truth and Reconciliation Commissions and the Dead Bodies under Black Boxes: Access to Victims’ Need for Justice: The Unfulfilled Promises Information and Quebec’s Album des causes Behind the Rhetoric of Restorative Justice célèbres - Justine Monette-Tremblay - Jamie Jelinski DAY 3 – June 17, 2024 (Monday) Time Room DS-1525 Room DS-1540 Room DS-1545 Room DS-M540 Room DS-R340 8:00 - CLSA REGISTRATION TABLE 8:30 8:30 - Gender, (in)Equality and Justice Governing Health and Stigmas Right(s) and Freedom(s) À « l'école de l'abandon »: droits et bris de droits des Chair: Nicole O’Byrne Chair: Y.Y. Brandon Chen Chair: Alexandra Bahary-Dionne élèves HDAA en situation de déscolarisation, Part 1: 10:00 Gender (in)equality and sustainable food systems: Section 10 (a) and (b) Charter Rights Information “Is There a Canadian Conservative Legal 1. Les droits des élèves HDAA saisis par la how could the interactions between legal and during Mental Health Apprehensions and Movement?” déscolarisation et la scolarisation partielle et précaire social norms be transformed to shape more equal Detentions: Disability Accommodation and Reform - Bruce B. Ryder Far-Right Women, Social Media, and Online 1.1. Déscolarisation et scolarisation partielle et and resilient agri-food systems? - Robin Whitehead précaire: comprendre le phénomène - Clarisse Delaville Les tribunaux de santé mentale : La construction Hate in Canada - Arunita Das Laurence Simard-Gagnon, Université Carleton, Sex and the Status of Women sociale du risque Élargir la compréhension du bris de services scolaires : - Debra M Haak - Audrey-Anne Dumais Michaud Constitutional Quandaries: Examining the Interplay of Academic Freedom and Freedom of la scolarisation partielle et précaire et les écueils Caring Research: Lessons Learned from Complex Making Sense of Non-HIV STIs in Contemporary communs dans les parcours des élèves. Socio-Legal Community-Based Research Canadian Socio-Legal Literature Expression in Canadian Universities - Michael Asres Daniel Ducharme, CDPDJ, 5 après l'étude systémique - Pierre Cloutier de Repentigny - Emily Snyder de la CDPDJ qu'en est-il des enjeux de déscolarisation Assessing the impact of enforcement on Long-Term Peaceful Assembly’s Surprising Underdevelopment: Contributing Factors and et de scolarisation partielle ou précaire ? Care (LTC) homes: Evidence from Ontario Christine Simard, UQÀM, Les bris de scolarisation au - Poland Lai Resulting Issues - Basil S. Alexander regard de la Convention relative aux droits des personnes handicapées (CDPH) : les manquements aux obligations internationales du Canada. 30 min Social Break: Refreshments and Conversations 4
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10:30 - Assisted Reproduction in Canada: A Snapshot of Future of Peacebuilding and Transitional Justice Reconsidering the RCMP in the Era of À « l'école de l'abandon »…, Part 2 et 3 : à 10h20 (!) 12:00 Current Empirical Research Studies in Africa Reckoning and Reconciliation, Part I 1.2. Les droits des élèves HDAA et les obligations du Chair: Angela Cameron Chair: Alison Dundes Renteln Chair: Jeffrey Monaghan gouvernement du Québec Surrogacy Laws in Canada: Exploring Intended Justice must be done”: Transitional Justice and Mona Paré, Université d’Ottawa, fac. de droit, Le droit à Workshop format Parents’ Experiences and Perspectives Peacekeeper-Perpetrated Sexual Exploitation and l’égalité et les accommodements en contexte scolaire. - Stefanie Carsley Abuse in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Antoine Pellerin, Université Laval, faculté de droit, et States and stakes of the new RCMP union Surrogates’ Voices: Exploring Surrogates' - Heather Tasker Béatrice Nadeau Le contrôle judiciaire des décisions - Beatrice Jauregui and Jonathan Weier menant à une déscolarisation. Experiences and Insights Prospects of a Transitional Gender Justice Frame- Policing the ‘other' at home and abroad: RCMP Christine Vézina et Camille Betencourt, Univ. Laval, - Vanessa Gruben & Stefanie Carsley work Response to Gender-Based Violence against international deployments and the production of faculté de droit, L’évaluation de la « contrainte excessive Elective Egg Freezing in Canada: Towards Men - Chika Maduakolam difference » au prisme du droit à l’éducation : pistes de réflexion Appropriate Regulation Governing Consent Transitional Gender Justice and Peacebuilding - Colleen Bell and Lou Pingeot 1.3 Perspective institutionnelle sur la déscolarisation et - Kathleen Hammond with Youth la scolarisation partielle et précaire Understanding the Role of Canadian Surrogacy - Annie Bunting Marie-Ève Carrier-Moisan, Université Carleton, dép. de Consultants Arts-based Research as a Medium for Truth- socio. et d’anthropologie, Impacts de la gestion et des - Alicia Czarnowski telling and Transformative Peacebuilding conditions de transport scolaire adapté sur la fragilisation - Ruth Murambadoro de l'accès à l'école des élèves scolarisés partiellement. Julien Prud’homme, Université du Québec à Rimouski, département des sciences humaines, "'Développer l'enfant': les politiques professionnelles et les déscolarisations invisibles, 1995-2025". 12:00 - Lunch Break / Lunch Break / Lunch Break / Lunch Break / 13:30 ACDS-CLSA Board Meeting Room available for Business Meetings Room available for Business Meetings Room available for Business Meetings 13:30 - Faculty Associations, Academic Freedom, Rule of Law, Decolonization and Reconciliation 14:00 - 15:30 14:00 - 15:30 Law and Democratic Values Chair: Justine Monette-Tremblay Reconsidering the RCMP in the Era of À « l'école de l'abandon »…, Part 4 : 15:30 Chair: Kirsten Anker The Role of Heritage Designation in Reconciliation: Reckoning and Reconciliation, Part II 2. Perspectives parentale, familiale et migratoire sur la Roundtable with representatives from Associations an Ottawa case study Chair: Colleen Bell déscolarisation et la scolarisation partielle et précaire of McGill Professors (AMPL, AMPE and AMPFA) - Angela Cameron Workshop format + Conclusion w/ all panelists Marie-Christine Brault, Université Laval, faculté des and guests from CLSA. Wet’suwet’en sovereignty and the Coastal Gaslink Paramilitarized Policing in an Era of Reconciliation sciences sociales, Bris de services scolaires chez des Pipeline: Settler colonial narratives of law and land élèves ciblés par un processus de médicalisation : - Clifford Atleo Jr. analyse qualitative de récits de parents québécois. - Daniel Scholte Queering and Abolishing the RCMP Josyanne Proteau, Ligue des droits et libertés, section Sustaining Settler Colonialism: Economic - Gary Kinsman de Québec et Université de Carleton, département de Reconciliation and Critical Minerals in Ontario Thin Blue Rage: Righteous violence in the settler sociologie et d’anthropologie, Impacts des épisodes de - Mathew Montevirgen colony déscolarisation, scolarisation partielle et précaire sur Increasing Support for Reconciliation l'ensemble de la famille et du parcours de vie. - Andreea Zota, Marco M. Aviña, Jo-Anne Wemmers - Jeffrey Monaghan Gabriel Bergevin-Estable, Grand-maman ne viendra Culture and Indigeneity: Indigenous Rights in Wrap up comments w/ Beatrice Jauregui, pas : familles migrantes d'enfants autistes à la croisée Canadian and Inter-American Case Law entre déscolarisation et migration. Jonathan Weier, Colleen Bell and Lou Pingeot - Jeremy Patzer 30 min Social Break: Refreshments and Conversations 16:00 - What’s next? Future meetings and partnerships À « l'école de l'abandon »…, Part 5 (Conclusion): Chair: ACDS-CLSA 17:30 Open format (Hybrid) + Questions and Answers 3. Table ronde/perspectives croisées Zoom: https://uottawa- ca.zoom.us/j/93302826951?pwd=Nk5vanZQQy9R La scolarisation des élèves HDAA : bris de droits, droits b0J0TkNpNlRsRXNvQT09 partiels et précaires – quelle suite ? Discussions Meeting ID: 933 0282 6951 Passcode: Uqam2024 17:30 - Closing / Next Steps (TBC) 18:00 We tried our best to accommodate all the schedule requests from participants. Please contact us ASAP if there are any issues, cancelations or overlapping with other presentations you may have during Congress. Contact us: acds.clsa2024@gmail.com or joao.velloso@uottawa.ca (Joao Velloso, Chair of the Committee) EXTRAIT du procès-verbal de l’Assemblée départementale du des sciences juridiques à la Faculté de science politique et de l’Université du Québec à Montréal tenue le 24 5avril 2024 RÉSOLUTION 24-DSJ-3648 Soutien à la grève de l’Association McGillienne des Professeur. (AMPD)
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