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We have lots of requests by conference delegates to follow up with presenters and their presentations. We will be uploading links to presentations on the conference program page where they are made available. Click here to view the Program page.
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Become a LEPH2018 Sponsoring Partner and receive eight months global exposure demonstrating your commitment to a better and more equitable society for over eight months. Read more
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You can still showcase your innovative programs addressing LE & PH issues at your own 90 minute Marketplace of Ideas session. Even better, present with your colleague from another sector. Contact Program Committee Chair, Nick Crofts NOW at nick.crofts@unimelb.edu.au .
Commander Grant Edwards possesses over 33 years of policing experience at the local, national and international level. He has worked in the transnational crime areas of counter terrorism, international organised crime, drug trafficking, people smuggling, human trafficking, Child Exploitation and Cyber Crime. Commander Edwards has previously been posted internationally as Liaison Officer Los Angeles, to…
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Opportunities exist to sponsor various elements of the LEPH2018 Conference. Don’t miss out. As Conference Convener, the Centre for Law Enforcement and Public Health and its major conference partners are realists. We recognise that the demands are daunting on government, non-government and commercial organisations for sponsorship of a vast range of activities. We also realise that,…
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Toronto is a vibrant and busy city. Make sure you secure accommodation early. Some recommended hotels are listed here.
Crown prosecutor, author and public health leader, Harold Johnson, from northern Saskatchewan to speak at LEPH2018. Born and raised in northern Saskatchewan, Harold Johnson has a Master of Law degree from Harvard University, 30 years’ experience in the practice of law including 8 years most recently as a Crown Prosecutor. Based in La Ronge, Saskatchewan,…
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Breaking Down the Barriers – Not only do the criminal justice and public health sectors need to work together. They need to learn together. Hear Edmonton Police Officer James Clover reflect on “learning and education” and others address the issue of overcoming barriers and improving intersectoral education. Session summary for M10 on Wednesday 24…
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Your chance to present your work, research or personal experiences will be available through the Abstract Submission process. At the 2016 conference over 80 abstracts were reviewed and accepted for inclusion. Watch this website for the ‘Call for Abstracts’ announcements in December 2017.