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Type	Theme	Title (linked to abstract)	Authors	Slides	Other
Oral Presentation	Mental Health	Victims Services Counselling in prisons program	Loretta Allen-Weinstein
Poster + short oral presentation	Poster Orals (10 mins each)	“The best school I’ve ever been to”: Re-connecting with education in youth detention, Australia-wide	Stravroola Anderson		Poster
Oral Presentation	Safety, security and CVE	Radicalisation and violent extremism: Early intervention opportunities at the juvenile justice frontline	Sarah Andruchow
Oral Presentation	Overrepresentation	‘Crossover kids’: Effective responses to children and young people in the youth justice and statutory child protection systems	Dr Susan Baidawi	N/A
Oral Presentation	Overrepresentation	Mitigating the biases of evidence-based public policy through co-design: Lessons learned from Aotearoa New Zealand Youth Justice	Benjamin Bielski
Oral Presentation	Overrepresentation	A new way to support tamariki (children) who have offended	Allan Boreham, Liz Marsden
Oral Presentation	Mental Health	Suicide in adolescents exposed to the youth justice system: A 22-year retrospective data linkage study	Dr Rohan Borschmann
Poster + short oral presentation	Poster Orals (10 mins each)	Oranga Rangatahi: Whakangao kia Haumaru a Rangatahi. Investing in Prevention – An innovative indigenous approach to tackle youth offending	Shaun Brown, Rose Wereta,Pamela South
Oral Presentation	Innovative Responses	Juvenile Justice New South Wales (JJNSW) Practice Framework: A conceptual map guiding innovative, evidence-based interventions in youth justice in NSW	Kristina Bustamante
Oral Presentation	Family and Domestic Violence	Legal responses to adolescents using family violence – doing more harm than good?	Elena Campbell
Panel Session		Early intervention – the roles of schools, police, communities and courts in diverting young people from the criminal justice system	Joseph Cassar, Dominic Teakle, Alex Sakis, Mark Wall (chair)
Oral Presentation	Connections for Change	RISEUP – working together to improve outcomes for young people	Joseph Cassar, Dominic Teakle
Oral Presentation	Emerging Technologies	Potential applications of data science in assessing security risk	A/Prof. Garner Clancey	N/A
Plenary		Ngaga-dji (hear me) – Young Voice Creating Change for Justice	Indi Clarke
Oral Presentation	Emerging Technologies	Digital shackles or rehabilitative technology? Electronic monitoring in the Northern Territory’s youth justice system	Elizabeth Colliver
Oral Presentation	Overrepresentation	Family support and the Children’s Court	Dr Emma Colvin
Oral Presentation	Innovative Responses	Innovative approaches to social inclusion, participation and rehabilitation of young people intersecting the youth justice system	Lauren Cusick, Conrad Connolly
Oral Presentation	Meeting Diverse Needs	Design, delivery and evaluation of Qld Youth Justice’s Transition 2 Success (T2S) therapeutic and vocational service model	Nicholas Dwyer, Natasha Doherty
Oral Presentation	Overrepresentation	Western Region remand reduction strategy: To reduce the over-representation of Aboriginal clients in custody	Greg Edwards, Kelvin Cook
Plenary		Finding solutions for youth justice systems across Australia: International perspectives, local applications	Julie Edwards
Oral Presentation	Safety, security and CVE	A multi-disciplinary allied health approach to Youth Justice services in South Australia	Luke Francis, Amanda White
Oral Presentation	Family and Domestic Violence	Young people as perpetrators of domestic and family violence in NSW: Offenders, victims and context	Karen Freeman
Oral Presentation	Overrepresentation	Embedding Indigenous cultural competency in criminal justice curriculum	Annette Gainsford
Oral Presentation	Mental Health	Innovation and collaboration in custodial youth justice – translating a mental health model to the custodial setting to reduce conflict and improve safety for all	Madeleine Gardiner, Patrick Ryan, Adrian Bol
Oral Presentation	Safety, security and rehabilitation	Dynamic security and behavioural supports in a custodial setting	Stephen Green, Matt Smith
Plenary		Supporting positive youth development: Insights from a former ‘at-risk’ youth, now a Youth Justice Attorney	Francis (“Frankie”) V. Guzman	N/A	CYJI Video
Oral Presentation	Mental Health	Longitudinal and cumulative adverse childhood experiences in a sample of Australian juveniles convicted of sexual offenses	Dr Danielle Harris	N/A
Poster + short oral presentation	Poster Orals (10 mins each)	Opportunities to disrupt the trauma to prison pipeline – a multidisciplinary approach to trauma healing	Kate Headley, Jane Davenport
Oral Presentation	Connections for Change	Characteristics of offences in a subset of youths and young adults with FASD: A qualitative content analysis	Grace Kuen Yee Tan	N/A
Oral Presentation	Innovative Responses	Accreditation pathway for youth lawyers in Queensland: What we know so far	David Law, Dylan Roberts
Oral Presentation	Innovative Responses	Lessons learnt from implementing a robust evaluation of the Youth on Track early intervention scheme	Mandy Loundar, Hamish Thorburn
Panel Session		Young people and violent extremism: Practitioners reflections	Peta Lowe, Sarah Andruchow, Shane Healey, Steve Barracosa, James March, Todd Donald
Oral Presentation	Meeting Diverse Needs	Juvenile Justice NSW: Supporting young people with an intellectual disability or cognitive impairment	Ruth Marshall
Oral Presentation	Emerging Technologies	The role of speech-language pathology in the Queensland youth justice system	Stella Martin
Oral Presentation	Safety, security and rehabilitation	Innovative partnership: Government, NGO, and FFT-LLC. Breaking intergenerational offending cycles through Hybrid Functional Family Therapy	Phyllis Meier, Michael Williams
Panel Session	Panel: Overrepresentation	Changing the Record of mass incarceration of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander children: disability, disadvantage, justice reinvestment and raising the age of criminal responsibility	Roxanne Moore, Scott Avery, Tammy Solonec
Plenary		Becoming a bicultural service with young people at its heart: New Zealand’s quest to transform Youth Justice	Gráinne Moss
Panel Session		Narratives of violence and how they affect youth justice prevention and response initiatives	Dr Heather Nancarrow (chair), Andrew Taukolo, Dr Karen Struthers, Elena Campbell
Oral Presentation	Safety, security and CVE	Program attrition among youth and its relationship with reoffending from the Changing Habits and Reaching Targets (CHART) program	Jesse Nastaly
Panel Session	Panel: Juvenile Justice and Family Violence	Juvenile domestic and family violence	Carolyn Newbigin, Dr Tamara Blakemore, Karen Freeman, Elena Campbell, Aaron Tang, Lydia Hamilton	Notes Page	Dr Tamara Blakemore Slides
Oral Presentation	Meeting Diverse Needs	Educational experiences of young Indigenous males: The school to prison pipeline	Grace O’Brien	N/A
Oral Presentation	Meeting Diverse Needs	Improving the management of young people with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and other neurodevelopmental impairments in an Australian detention centre	Hayley Passmore	N/A
Oral Presentation	Overrepresentation	Who is overrepresented in youth justice statistics?	Dr Russell Reid
Oral Presentation	Safety, security and rehabilitation	Emerging positive signs that trauma informed treatment interventions being used in youth facilities in US, Netherlands and Norway are reducing recidivism and restraints and improving outcomes for young people in custody	Murray Robinson		Churchill Paper
Oral Presentation	Connections for Change	The blueprint for youth justice in the ACT 2012 – 2022: Taking stock. Progress in achieving goals in youth justice in the ACT over the past six years and identifying focus areas for improvement to achieve better outcomes for children and young people	Jodie Robinson, Dr Sarah Anderson
Oral Presentation	Safety, security and CVE	A restorative approach to countering violent extremism	Kerrie Sellen
Oral Presentation	Connections for Change	‘Young People Connected. Communities Protected.’ Development of a state plan in South Australia to provide vulnerable young people and their families with connected supports, programs and services	Sarah Strathearn	N/A
Oral Presentation	Overrepresentation	The Ngudjoong Billa reintegration & transition program strengthening cultural connections for Aboriginal young people	Carol Thomas, David Poulier
Panel Session	Panel: Mental Health	Peer Support Program promotes wellness at work for Juvenile Justice employees	Alison Tibbey, Janet Bels, Vicki Geach, Donna Young, Jodi Rigg
Oral Presentation	Overrepresentation	Contact with the youth justice system: Experience of young people in out-of-home care	Kate Tillack
Oral Presentation	Safety, security and rehabilitation	Rehabilitation and case management: What do the recent major reviews of youth justice tell us?	Shelley Turner
Oral Presentation	Overrepresentation	Aboriginal engagement in Juvenile Justice NSW	Yvonne Weldon
Oral Presentation	Innovative Responses	The Aboriginal Legal Service of Western Australia’s (ALSWA) Youth Engagement Program: Addressing the overrepresentation of Aboriginal children in the Western Australian justice system through the provision of culturally competent, holistic, individualised, flexible and practical support to Aboriginal children in the Perth metropolitan area	Victoria Williams, Sasha Greenoff