Probation Institute & IN-CJ Event – Professionalism and Regulation of Probation Practitioners
IN-CJ and the Probation Institute are excited to invite members, partners, and supporters to an important upcoming event that addresses the evolving landscape of professionalism and regulation within the probation sector. In collaboration with CEP, this international webinar offers a platform for exploring key developments in the registration and oversight of probation practitioners across diverse global contexts.
Date: 20 November 2024
Time: 3pm CET | 4pm GMT
Location: Online Webinar
Why attend?
The probation sector plays a crucial role in community safety and rehabilitation. As probation practices and standards evolve worldwide, this webinar offers a rare opportunity to gain insights from global experts. Our speakers will share experiences from their respective countries, exploring how different jurisdictions approach the regulation and professionalism of probation services.
We are proud to feature the following distinguished speakers:
- Professor Ioan Durnescu (Bucharest University, Romania) – A leading academic voice on community sanctions and social reintegration.
- Scott Maurer (Chief of Staff, Georgia Department of Community Supervision, USA) – Sharing practical insights from one of the largest community sanctions systems in the United States.
- Marian O’Rourke (Director of Regulations and Standards, Northern Ireland Social Care Council) – Contributing strategic and operational experience of regulation.
- Arjen Alting | Manon de Nooijer (Regional Secretary | Criminologist, Reclassering Nederland) – Bringing the perspective of the Dutch probation system and its innovative approaches to practitioner regulation.
The session will be chaired by Jana Spero, CEP Secretary General, and promises to be a dynamic discussion that will benefit all professionals working in or alongside probation services.
Who should attend?
This webinar is tailored for probation officers, regulatory bodies, policymakers, and anyone interested in the future of probation practices. Whether you are directly involved in probation services or simply interested in how regulation shapes community justice, this event will provide you with valuable international perspectives.
How to register:
Email admin@probation-institute.org to reserve your spot today. Spaces are limited, so early registration is encouraged.
This webinar is a unique chance to be part of a global conversation that addresses the challenges and opportunities in regulating and professionalising the probation sector. We look forward to seeing you there and engaging in this important dialogue.
The programme will be sent to registered attendees.
