Sent: 19 July 2017 18:44
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Subject: Re: [EFTC] EFTC 2017 Conference, Dublin, Republic of Ireland - 20-22 September 2017
Stu
This all sounds great. We should have a think about how we can incorporate it into the conference programme in some way. On the issue of attending the conference - that would be something you'd need to sort out with Pauline. The Local Host Committee is
responsible for that sort of stuff - my role is simply to put an attractive programme together. But I will say that if you appear at the conference in those poncy yellow yachting wellies, I will personally arrange to have you ejected!!
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Sent: 19 July 2017 18:07
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Subject: Re: [EFTC] EFTC 2017 Conference, Dublin, Republic of Ireland - 20-22 September 2017
Hi Rowdy,
I just wanted to get in touch as we are busy pulling all the aspects together for the voyage over to the Conference. I have been over and met up with Pauline and discussed how the voyage works, we have also sorted a passage plan for sailing to and from Dublin.
I will be sailing into Dublin on the boat and would love to attend the conference, what do I need to do to secure a place?
Many thanks
Stu
Stuart Plant
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Sent: 19 July 2017 10:10
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Subject: [EFTC] EFTC 2017 Conference, Dublin, Republic of Ireland - 20-22 September 2017
Colleagues
EFTC 2017 Conference, Dublin, Republic of Ireland. There's still time to book a place at this dynamic and insightful biennial conference. Here is a list of confirmed plenary speakers so far (and remember, we also have around 50 other presenters - both TC practitioners and researchers):
Naya Arbiter – Amity Foundation, USA
David Best - Sheffield Hallam University, England
Catherine Comiskey – Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
George De Leon – New York University, USA
Michael Donnellan – Irish Prison Service, Ireland
Sharon Dawe – Griffith University, Australia
Gilberto Gerra – UNODC, Italy
Eamon Keenan – National Drug Treatment Centre, Ireland
Rod Mullen - Amity Foundation, USA
Wouter Vanderplasschen – Gent University, Belgium
Rowdy Yates – EFTC, Scotland
Further details at: http://www.coolmine.ie/eftc2017/speakers/
Rowdy Yates
President
European Federation of Therapeutic Communities
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