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"Partnering With Corrections"

Centerforce is pleased to host three special programs for this year’s Summit:

September 12 – 13, 2005

September 10 – 11, 2005

Early registration fees for all programs – a 25% discount – has been extended through August 14, 2005.

Scholarships

A limited number of scholarships are available to for all programs. For the General Summit and Clinical Training Program, please contact Karl Baur, our conference planner, at karl@rdlent.com.
For the HIV Transitional Case Management Workshop, please contact John Sterns, the Summit co-chair, at jsterns@centerforce.org.

Information Contacts

If you have questions, please contact John Sterns, the Summit co-chair at 415-456-9980 ext 119 or jsterns@centerforce.org. The conference planner responsible for registration is Karl Baur at RDL enterprises at 916-443-0218 or karl@rdlent.com.

Registration

You must register for each program separately. Registration for each of the programs is as follows:

Accommodations

The Summit will be held at The Westin San Francisco Airport in Millbrae, CA. The hotel address is 1 Old Bayshore Highway, Millbrae, CA 94030. For accommodations, please call the hotel at (650) 692-3500 or the central reservation line at (888) 627-8404 and mention the 2005 Centerforce Summit. The rate for the Summit is $110/night plus tax for single and double occupancy. Please make reservations as soon as possible to ensure room and rate availability. A free shuttle service to and from San Francisco International Airport is available.

Centerforce 2005 Inside/Out Summit
Partnering With Corrections
Summit Agenda

Program Key:

C = Children & Family Services
I = Infectious Diseases Prevention & Health Education
S = Substance Abuse Prevention & Treatment
T = Transitional Services – Re-entry, Probation & Parole
V = Violence Prevention

Monday September 12, 2005

9:00 a.m	Registrations Opens
9:30 – 11:00 a.m	First Plenary Session and Summit Opening Mental Health Court: The Door Is Open The Honorable Mark Chow/King County District Court
11:00 – 11:15 a.m	Break
11:15 – 12:30 p.m.	First Workshop Session
C	Families – Corrections Greatest Asset Ann Edenfield/Wings Ministry
I	Orange County Health Department and Orange County Corrections: A Collaborative Effort to Reduce Disparities Among Racial and Ethnic Minority Inmates Larry Williams, Yolanda Martinez-Langford/Orange County Health Department, Kennedy Williams/Orange County Corrections Department
S	Integrated Criminal Thinking/Chemical Dependency Education Model Anthony Gonzales/New York State Department of Correctional Services
T	From Sentenced to Life: Re-entry for People with Serious Mental Illness Mark Giuliano, Michelle Hart, Barbara Lambros/Westchester County Department of Community Health, Pedro Seda
V	SISTER Project: A Restorative Justice Model for Preventing Violence Among Incarcerated Women Leslie Levitas, Elyse Graham, Juanita McClure/San Francisco Sheriff’s Department, Marcella Espino/Resolve to Stop the Violence Project
12:30 – 2:00 p.m	Luncheon and Second Plenary Session Topic: TBD Joan Petersilia/University of California, Irvine
2:00 – 2:15 p.m.	Break
2:15 – 3:30 p.m	. Second Workshop Session
C	From Rights To Reality Well Bernstein/Author, Advocate & Activist, Dee Anne Newell/Arkansas Voices for the Children Left Behind, Marlene Sanchez/Center for Young Women’s Development, Kathy Logan/San Francisco Office of the Public Defender
I	The Challenges of Staff Preparation for HIV Care in Corrections and in Transition to the Community: Report of a National Needs Assessment and Presentation of a Corrections Education and Resource Website Jackie Zalumas/Southeast AIDS Training and Education Center, Nicole Mandel/AIDS Education and Training Centers National Resource Center
S	Wiser Choice: Collaborative Re-entry for Consumers with AODA Issues Jan Marie Lambert/Wisconsin Community Services, Inc., Paul Radomski/Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Division
T	Reaching the Positives Inside for Adjusting to the Outside Ronnie Snyder/CorrectHELP
V	National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI) Indiana – Criminal Justice Training Program Kellie Meyer, Mike Kempf, Christine Jewell/NAMI Indiana, Joseph Vanable/Purdue University, Joan Lafuze/Indiana University East, Alan Finnam/Pendleton Correctional Facility, George Parker, Indiana Department of Mental Health and Addictions, Alan Schmetzer, LaRue Carter Hospital
3:30 – 3:45 p.m.	Break
3:45 – 5:00 p.m	Second Workshop Session
I	Shhh…Somebody Help Me Katana Barnes, Centerforce
S	The Development of an Intervention for Substance-Using Men Newly Released from Jail Samantha Williams/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Charles Sperling/STAND
T	The Bexar County Jail Diversion Program: San Antonio’s Solution for Ending Unnecessary Criminalization Through Community Collaboration Gilbert Gonzales, Leon Evans/Center for Health Care Services
T	Coping with the Consequences of What Happens Inside: Preliminary Findings from the Formative Phase of Holla Janet Myers, Craig Hutchison/University of California, San Francisco, Barry Zack, Gonzalo Rucobo/Centerforce
V	Juvenile Sexual Offending: Assessment, Treatment and Management – Balanced Restorative Justice Jose Oporto/Cook County Juvenile Court Probation Department – Clinical Interventions Divsion
Tuesday September 13, 2005
8:30 a.m.	Continental Breakfast
9:00 – 10:15 a.m.	Fourth Workshop Session
C	Growing Old Behind Bars (Or Not): A Human Rights Perspective Heidi Strupp, Delores Garcia/Legal Services for Prisoners with Children
S	Increasing Effectiveness of Drug Diversion Sara Walker, Sivan Barazani, Grances Panteleakos, Merith Cosden/University of California, Santa Barbara
T	Family TIES: A Jail-based Partnership That Works Anita Paredes, Richard Conklin/San Diego County Sheriff’s Department, Liz Doroski/San Diego Association of Governments
T	From Locked Up to Locked Out Rachel Moorhead/AIDS Housing of Washington
V	Working Toward Healthy Communities via the Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP) Bob Barns/Alternatives to Violence Project
10:15 – 10:30 a.m	Break
10:30 – 11:45 a.m	Fifth Workshop Session
C	What Can We Say to Young Children? What Helps Them Get Through? Sydney Gurewitz Clemens
I	Using Health Education as a Tool in Relapse Prevention Teresa Nelson/SISTER Program/San Francisco Sheriff’s Department
S	Community Readiness and Transitioning Offender Populations: Transitional, Experiential and Clinical Considerations Ronald Beard/University of Delaware
T	Georgia Pre-Release Planning Program Jenny Taussig, Chayne Rensi/Georgia Department of Corrections Office of Health Services
V	No More Tears: A Corrections-Community Partnership Lily Harvey/Centerforce
11:45 – 1:30 p.m.	Luncheon and Third Plenary Session Substance Use Prevention and Treatment with Prisoners and Ex-prisoners Charles Sperling/STAND
1:30 – 1:45 p.m.	Break
1:45 – 3:00 p.m	Sixth Workshop Session
C	Homecoming for Children of Prisoners: Make It for Good Dee Ann Newell/Arkansas Voices for the Children Left Behind
C	The HOME Project: What Works and What Doesn’t in Prison Visitor Outreach Jolene Forman/Centerforce, Barbara Garcia/University of California, San Francisco
S	Coercion in Jail Diversion Programs: Who Does Well? Jessica Pollard/University of Connecticut/Yale University, Linda Frisman, Hsiu-Ju Lin/Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services
T	Faith-based and Corrections Partnerships Barbara Parker/Maryville University
T	Going Back to the Future Joseph Garcia, Kathlene Wong/South Seattle Community College
3:00 – 3:15 p.m.	Break
3:30 – 5:00 p.m	Fourth Plenary Session and Summit Closing A Child’s-Eye View of Criminal Justice Nell Bernstein/Author, Advocate, Activist

Centerforce 2005 Inside/Out Summit Clinical Training Program September 10 – 11, 2005
Day 1	Summit Clinical Training
9:00 am	Registration Open
9:45 am	Welcome and Introductions Jacqueline Peterson Tulsky, MD SF General Hospital, Positive Health Program Barry Zack, MPH Executive Director, Centerforce
10:00-11:00 am	Plenary Session I Professionalism and Burn Out in Correctional Clinical Providers Karen Saylor, MD Medical Director, McNeil Island Correctional Facility, Washington State Department of Corrections
11:00-12:00 pm	Plenary Session II Aging of the Prison Population - Strategies for Care Brie Williams, MD Research Fellow, Center of Aging and Geriatrics, UCSF Consultant to the California Department of Corrections
12:15-1:00 pm	Lunch
1:00-2:00 pm	Plenary III Lunch Presentation Mental Health Issues in Prison and Jails- (Effect of HIV/HCV and Drugs) Neva Chaupette, PhD Consulting Psychologist
2:05-3:15 pm	Workshop I
	a) Chronic Care Management for Physicians/NPs DM/HTN/Asthma Emily Wang, MD Primary Care Resident, SF General Hospital Jessica Clarke, MD, Chief Medical Officer, San Quentin
	b) Chronic Care Management for RNs/MTAs DM/HTN/Asthma / GMC RNs/ /QMAT RNs?
3:15-3:30	Break
3:30-4:30 pm	Plenary IV You Can't Be 11 If the Scale is 1-10. Quality Care of Pain in the Face of Diversion, OD and Real Suffering Donna Kalaoukalani, MD, MPH Assistant Professor of Anesthesioloy and Health Services, UC Davis Consultant to CA Department of Corrections
4:35-5:45 pm	Plenary Session V Correctional Health Care From A Variety of Perspectives Moderator: Neva Chaupette TBD Novoto Community Hospitalist MDs Jacqueline Tulsky, MD - SF Community Provider Karen Gedney, MD, Nevada Dept of Corrections
6:00 pm	Reception (No host social hour) Presentation of Jeanne Woodford Award Presentation of Harold Atkins Award Address by Jeanne Woodford, Director, California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
Day 2	Summit Clinical Pre-course
8:15 am	Continental Breakfast
8:50 am	Welcome Back and Announcements
9:00-10:00 am	Plenary VI It's All About the Staph - Skin Infections and Wound Care Jose Eguia, MD Infectious Disease Specialist, SFGH
10:00-11:00 am	Plenary VII Addressing Trauma in Jail-based Substance Abuse Treatment Holly A. Hills, PhD Associate Professor, Dept of Mental Health Law and Policy, U of South Florida Joel Pietsch, LCSW Inmate Treatment and Intervention Section Supervisor Hillsborough County Sheriff's Department
11:00 -11:15am	Break
11:15- 12:30am	Workshop Session II
	a) Chronic Care Program HIV/HCV for Physicians/NPs Robert Misson, MD Senior Staff Physician California Department of Corrections
	b) HIV/HCV for RNs/MTAs Pam Johnson RN Nevada Department of Corrections Val Robb, RN Clinical Director, Positive Health Program, SFGH Coordinator, Hepatitis C Program
12:30-1:15pm	Lunch
1:15-2:15 pm	Plenary Session VIII Patching 'Em Up and Send 'Em Back Out: Medical Providers and Institutionalized Violence Scott Allen, MD Soros Fellow, Rhode Island
2:20-3:15pm	Plenary Session IX Transitional Care from Out to In to Out Again Karen Gedney,MD Nevada Department of Corrections Cheri Vincent, RN Northern California County, Adult Protection Agency??
3:15-4:15pm	Plenary Session X Facilitated Discussion of Closing Session/Next Steps Lisa Heft Facilitator Opening Space
4:30pm	Wrap up and Adjourn

Centerforce 2005 Inside/Out Summit HIV Transitional Case Management Workshop September 10 – 11, 2005
This intensive, certificated workshop will focus on the knowledge, skills and resources needed for successful transitional case management for HIV-positive prisoners moving from correctional facilities to communities. This workshop is being offered with Continuum and supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration through the CAEAR Foundation. These are the workshops currently planned for this program:
	• Corrections and HIV in the United States • Prevention and Peer Education in Prison and Jail • Life Inside Correctional Facilities • Bonding Across Barriers and Maintaining Healthy Boundaries • Families and Children of Incarcerated Individuals • Pre- and Post-Release Issues • Program Design • Mental Health Issues Facing HIV-positive Inmates and Their Care Providers
Centerforce and its partners want to thank the generous donors for these programs: Abbot Laboratories, Boehringer-Ingelheim, CAEAR Foundation, California Endowment, California Office of AIDS, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Continuum, Gilead Sciences, GlaxoSmithKline, Health Resources and Services Administration, Pacific AIDS Education and Training Center, Roche Pharmaceuticals and San Francisco Department of Public Health

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