9 th National Harm Reduction Conference AGENDA ADDENDUM From Public Health to Social Justice Updated 11/13/2012
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1 Updated 11/13/2012 THURSDAY NOVEMBER 15 Breakout Session 1: Thursday, 2:15 pm-3:45 pm CRACK Presentation Crack-Cocaine Smoking: An Experimental Model was removed from panel and replaced by the following presentation: Tá Ligado: Crackland in Rio de Janeiro Guanabara, Luiz Paulo, Psicotropicus - Brazilian Drug Policy Center, Rio di Janerio, Brazil YOUTH WORK Presentation The Gray Areas of Rape: A Harm Reduction Approach was moved to Friday at 2:15 in MeadowLark and replaced by the following presentation: Too Late to Wait: Preventing HCV among Young Adults Pamela DeCarlo, UFO Presents!, San Francisco, CA PROGRAM COLLABORATION & INTEGRATION Presentation How to Be Successful in Multi-Agency Collaboration was removed from panel. Breakout Session 2: Thursday, 4:00 pm-5:30 pm CRACK/COCAINE Room: Portland Panel has been canceled and replaced by the following panel: Moderator: Susan Sherman, Bloomberg School of Public Health, John Hopkins Univ., Baltimore, MD Confronting the "War on Trafficking": Empowerment-Based Alternatives to Anti-Prostitution Policing and Prosecution Shira Hassan, Young Women s Empowerment Project, Chicago, IL A Rights-Based Approach to Human Trafficking Serpent Libertine, SWOP-Chicago, Chicago, IL Kelli Dorsey, Different Avenue, Washington, DC 1
2 FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16 Breakout Session 3: Friday, 11:00 am-12:30 pm THE WORKPLACE The following presentation was added to the panel: Minding the Gap, From Vision to Implementation: A Qualitative Study of Service Provider Understandings of Harm Reduction Marian Katz, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA TRAFFICKING WARS Room: Eugene This panel was moved to Thursday at 4:00 pm in room Portland. The following workshop replaced it: Moderator: Alexandra Lutnick, RTI International San Francisco, CA Workshop: The Impact of Trafficking Policies on Sex Workers Naomi Akers, St. James Infirmary, San Francisco, CA Kelli Dorsey, Different Avenue, Washington, DC Shira Hassan, Young Women s Empowerment Project, Chicago, IL Serpent Libertine, SWOP-Chicago, Chicago, IL Breakout Session 4: Friday, 2:15 pm-3:45 pm (Note time is incorrect on agenda) REDUCING BARRIERS TO HEPATITIS C CARE Presentation Too Late to Wait: Preventing HCV among Young Adults was moved to Thursday. CHANGING THE RELATIONSHIP Room: Medford Presentation Definition of Recovery Grounded in Harm Reduction was moved to Sunday. 2
3 Breakout Session 5: Friday, 4:00 pm-5:30 pm ORGANIZING AROUND DRUG USE Room: Salon B Presentation Community Grassroots Organizing for Health Services in Victoria, BC was removed from panel. WORKSHOP: MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING Room: Medford Workshop was canceled and replaced by the following panel: Act up! Rise Up! Young People Discuss Grassroots AIDS Organizing Cyd Nova, St. James Infirmary, San Francisco, CA Jim Merrell, HIV Prevention Justice Alliance, Chicago, IL Breakout Session 6: Friday, 5:45 pm-7:15 pm ETHICS & HARM REDUCTION Presentation Ethical Situations and Harm Reduction changed their title to Ethical Situations in Harm Reduction Psychotherapy. ACTIVISM 2012 Presentation Act up! Rise Up! Young People Discuss Grassroots AIDS Organizing was moved to 4:00 pm in Medford. APPROACHES TO DRUG TREATMENT Following presentation was added to panel: The Effectiveness of Psychosocial Harm Reduction Interventions Sheila Vakharia, Florida International University, Miami, FL 3
4 Breakout Session 6: Friday, 5:45 pm-7:15 pm PHARMACY WORK Room: Salon H The following presentations were added to panel: Implementing a Pharmacy-Based Syringe Access Program Keith Brown, Catholic Charities AIDS Services, Albany, NY Building the Bridge: Pharmacists as critical harm reduction partners Alexandra Lutnick, RTI International San Francisco, CA OVERDOSE Room: Medford Presentation Opioid Analgesic Use among Syringe Exchange Participants in NYC was removed from the panel. Saturday November 17 Breakout Session 7: Saturday, 11:00 am-12:30 pm CORRECTIONAL SETTING HARM REDUCTION Room: Salon B Presentation Harm Reduction in Forensic Settings was removed from the panel; it is taking place on Friday at 2:15 in Salon H. Breakout Session 9: Saturday, 4:00 pm-5:30 pm ORGANIZING HARM REDUCTION EVENTS Presentation Have an Overdose Vigil: A How to Workshop added the following co-presenter: Joanna Berton Martinez, Independent, Boston, MA 4
5 Breakout Session 9: Saturday, 4:00 pm-5:30 pm SELF-CARE Room: Portland This panel was canceled and was replaced by the following workshop: Treating Challenging Substance Use & Related Clinical Dilemmas: an Integrative Harm Reduction Psychotherapy (IHRP) Perspective Andrew Tatarsky, Center for optimal Living, New York, NY GLOBAL DRUG POLICY Room: Eugene Presentation Pragmatisms & Compassion in Harm Reduction was removed from the panel. Breakout Session 10: Saturday, 5:45 pm-7:15 pm EFFECTIVE OUTREACH Original speaker for Outreach Off of the Grid: Creative Engagement Strategies Using Harm Reduction was replaced by: Eileen Corcoran, Evergreen Treatment Services- LEAD Project, Seattle, WA Sunday November 18 Breakout Session 11: Sunday, 9:30 am-11:00 am ROUNDTABLE: INTEGRATING HARM REDUCTION INTO TRADITIONAL MODELS Room: Salon A Roundtable was moved to Sunday at 11:15 in Salon C and replaced by: Bad Date Lists: A Multi-City Comparison & Discussion Melissa Broudo, SWP, SWOP-NYC, New York, NY Amy Muli, Bad Date Coalition, Toronto, ON Jenna Mellor, HIPS, Washington, DC Robert Childs, North Carolina Harm Reduction Coalition, Durham, NC 5
6 Breakout Session 11: Sunday, 9:30 am-11:00 am ROUNDTABLE: A WORKING DEFINITION OF RECOVERY New Session Added! A Working Definition of Recovery Grounded in Harm Reduction Sheila Vakharia, Florida International University, Miami, FL Breakout Session 12: Sunday, 11:15 am-12:45 pm BAD DATE LISTS Panel was moved Sunday at 9:30 am in Salon A and replaced by roundtable: Harm Reduction & Integrated Care Environments: Challenging Staff's Bias to Focus on Outcomes Sonja Ervin, Central City Concern, Portland, OR WORKSHOP: ADVANCED CLINICAL SKILLS Workshop changed title to Advanced Clinical Skills in Harm Reduction Psychotherapy. HARM REDUCTION & RECOVERY Room: Salon H Presentation A Working Definition of Recovery Grounded in Harm Reduction was removed from panel and moved to Sunday at 9:30 am in Salon G. 6
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