Name: Whistleblowing: Policy, Practice and Research Virtual Conference
Start: 27/05/2022 12:00 PM +00:00
End: 29/05/2022 02:00 AM +00:00

Sample

America/New_York

Carleton University - Faculty of Public Affairs

Whistleblowing Canada Research Society

Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council

What is the state of whistleblowing and civil society organizations?
<ul>
<li>Cathy Barr, PhD, VP, Mission Effectiveness, Imagine Canada.</li>
<li>Paloma Raggo, PhD, Assistant Professor, Graduate Program of Philanthropy and Non-Profit Leadership, School of Public Policy and Administration, Carleton University.</li>
<li>Joanna Gualtieri, Lawyer, former federal public servant, founder of Canada&rsquo;s first non-profit charity to support whistleblowers &ndash; FAIR, and prominent Canadian whistleblower.</li>
<li>Ian Foxley, Founding Trustee and CEO of Parrhesia Inc., a retired army Lieutenant-Colonel and the founding Chairman of Whistleblowers UK. &nbsp;He is also a well-known UK whistleblower in the Airbus Affair.</li>
</ul>

Panel 5: Civil Society Groups and Whistleblowing

What are the consequences of ignoring whistleblowers?
<ul>
<li>Garry W.G. Clement, CAMS, CFCS, CFE, CFS, CCI, is Chief Anti-money Laundering Officer for Versabank and President and CEO of Clement Advisory Group.</li>
<li>Richard Le Blanc, MD, PhD, FRCPC. Hematologist. &nbsp;Asst. Prof., Faculty of Medicine, U. Sherbrooke, formerly Asst. Prof. Physics, McGill U. &nbsp;He will speak on bullying in the medical field.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Amelie Perron, PhD, Full Professor of Nursing, University of Ottawa, and Co-President of the Nursing Observatory. &nbsp;Current research - Negotiating the culture of silence: A qualitative study of (non) denunciation among nurses in Quebec (2019-2022).</li>
<li>Nancy Olivieri, MD, MA, FRCP(c). &nbsp;Internist and hematologist. &nbsp;Professor of Pediatrics, Medicine, and Public Health Sciences at University of Toronto, Senior Scientist at the Toronto General Hospital and Executive Director at Hemoglobal. &nbsp;She is also a prominent Canadian whistleblower and advocate for research integrity and patient safety.</li>
</ul>

Panel 6: Whistleblowers Stories

What are the challenges in representing whistleblowers?
<ul>
<li>Kelly Vanbuskirk, QC, PhD. &nbsp;Lawyer and partner, Lawson Creamer, New Brunswick.</li>
<li>Paul Jaffe, Lawyer, Vancouver, B.C. &ndash; Experience with whistleblowing and money laundering in BC Casinos&nbsp;</li>
<li>Paul Champ, Principal Lawyer, Champ and Associates, Ottawa, ON - Human Rights, Employment, Labour and Constitutional Lawyer</li>
<li>Caroline Hunt-Matthes, Adjunct Professor, Grenoble Business School, France and Webster University, Geneva.</li>
</ul>

Panel 7: The Law and Practitioners Perspectives

15 minutes presentation followed by 15-minute Q&rsquo;s &amp; A&rsquo;s
Presentation by:&nbsp;
Mr. Martin Dompierre, Assistant Auditor General, Office of the Auditor General of Canada.

Agenda

Speakers

Prof. Florian Martin-Bariteau

Tom Devine

Mary Inman

Dr. Wim Vandekerckhove

Marc Tassé

Pamela Forward

Dr. Paloma Raggo

Allan Thompson

Lieutenant-General (ret) The Honorable Roméo A. Dallaire

Sam Cooper

Richard Rapoport

Kate Kenny, MBS, PhD

Jennifer Fraser, PhD

Capt. Sean Bruyea

Cathy Barr, PhD

Joanna Gualtieri

Ian Foxley

Richard Le Blanc

Dr. Amélie Perron

Nancy Olivieri

Kelly VanBuskirk

Paul Jaffe

Paul Champ

Garry Clement

John Devitt

Caroline Hunt- Matthes

Nadia Smaili

Martin Dompierre

Rachel Ward

Jim Bronskill

Booth

Carleton University - Faculty of Public Affairs

Whistleblowing Canada Research Society

Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council

Whistleblowing: Policy, Practice and Research Virtual Conference