Chaplaincy Services

National Chaplains' Conference,
June 2001

Open Space

National Chaplains' Conference June 18-22 2001

Open Space Technology Workshops

For more information please contact Rachel Toole by email at
toolerh@csc-scc.gc.ca or Christina Guest guestcr@csc-scc.gc.ca

• Aboriginal Healing - 30 participants
• Aboriginal People's Healing - 10 participants
• After Care -12 Steps Reintegration- 2 participants
• Building a community with the weakest - 14 participants
• Steps to Eliminate or Reduce Use of Alcohol and Drugs by the Inmates - 8 participants
• The Changing Face of Chaplaincy - 19 participants
• Chapel Programming/Programmes offerts à la chapelle - 5 participants
• Chaplains - Stories of the Journey - 4 participants
• Critical Incident Stress Management - 5 participants
• Creating Common Ground in Spirituality - 5 participants
• Creating Creative Equality for Community Chaplaincy - 12 participants
• Emmaus Partners - 13 participants
• Engaging Community in Restorative Justice Initiatives - 6 participants
• Women's Chaplaincy - 7 participants
• From Dependence to Self-Reliance: Financial Stability and Freedom for your Organization - 12 participants
• Gender Issues - 10 participants
• Harm Reduction, Risky Behaviours, Judgements and Health - 8 participants
• Health & Palliative Care - 10 participants
• Jewish Reintegration Centre - 14 participants
• Restorative Justice: Toward a common understanding - 17 participants
• Working with Lifers in the Institution and Community - 7 participants
• Minority Religions - 9 participants
• Non Violent Communication - 12 participants
• The Overlooked Ones - 5 participants
• Sacred Space - 22 participants
• Services to Families: What does Justice Mean? - 14 participants
• What to do with sex-offenders - 4 participants
• Shifting Our Paradigm to Non Violence - 12 participants
• Toronto Community Chaplaincy - 3 participants
• Volunteer Recruitment - 8 participants
• What is the face of Catholic Chaplaincy in CSC and how is it changing? - 19 participants