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

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>

Dr. Paloma Raggo

Ian Foxley

Cathy Barr, PhD

Joanna Gualtieri

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>

Dr. Amélie Perron

Richard Le Blanc

Garry Clement

Nancy Olivieri

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>

Paul Jaffe

 Kelly VanBuskirk

Paul Champ

Caroline Hunt- Matthes

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

Speakers30 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