Online Consultation – June 1st, 2014

Online Consultation – June 1st, 2014

Jun 1, 2014 | Audio Presentations, Events, News & Updates, Online Meetings

The recording is of the main component of the dialogue (introductions were not recorded). There were 8 participants and those who sent their regrets are also listed below. Relevant links on the UNODC site and the Qatari Host Country site are included below. http://fbf7c7e20b173f4d238f-5912a34ad37e49172ffd347ffbe5002d.r41.cf1.rackcdn.com/AllianceOnlineJune1-2014.mp3 Participants Karen Judd Smith (Moderator, Alliance, NY) Yael Danieli (Alliance, NY) Rosalind Harris (Alliance NY) Janice Joseph (Alliance, NY/NJ) Lloyd Klein (Alliance NY) Afaf Mahfouz (Alliance NY) Michael O’Connell (World Society of Victimology, Australia) Michael Platzer (Alliance, Vienna) Regrets Mirella Dummar-Frahi (UNODC, Vienna) Kimberley Garth-James (Alliance, NY) Gary Hill (ISPAC) Kirsten Meersschaert Duchens (Coalition for the International Criminal Court) Angel Perez (NJ Association on Corrections) Lilliana Schwarzbach (University of Hamburg) Supporting Information THEME of the 13th CONGRESS “Integrating crime prevention and criminal justice into the wider United Nations agenda to address social and economic challenges and to promote the rule of law at the national and international levels, and public participation” Background The Thirteenth United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice will be held in Doha, Qatar, from 12 to 19 April 2015. The overall theme, agenda items and the topics for the workshops of the Thirteenth Congress were determined by the United Nations General Assembly in its resolution 67/184. The General Assembly also advanced preparations for the Thirteenth Congress through its resolutions 65/230and 66/179. Further information is contained in the most recent report of the Secretary-General on preparations for the Thirteenth Congress. The draft discussion guide for the regional preparatory meetings for the Thirteenth Congress and for the Congress was reviewed by the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice and is being finalized taking into account the recommendations of the Commission,...
Forum@Four

Forum@Four

Dec 20, 2011 | Audio Presentations, Forum@Four, News & Updates, Recent Work

Marking International Anti-Corruption Day 2011 at the UN This interactive session sought to focus on the changes—small and doable— that make big differences in combating corruption. The speaker’s presentations and remarks are available on their respective pages (links below.) » Moderator: Yael Danieli, Chair of the Alliance of NGOs on Crime Prevention & Criminal Justice Introduction http://c3155022.r22.cf0.rackcdn.com/ForumFourIntro.mp3 » Roberto Villarreal, Chief, Development Management Branch, UN — Engagement of Citizens and civil society to enhance public sector accountability and counter corruption. » James Albrecht, Professor of Homeland Security, Pace University, Police Chief – US DOS INL CivPol/EULEX Police – Kosovo (R) —“Dirty Water, Ailing Communities: The Problem of Post-Conflict Reconstruction Muddied by Corruption.” » Maria Haberfeld, Professor and Chair, Dept. of Law, Police Science & CJA. John Jay College of Criminal Justice — The Challenges of Corruption in Police Departments. » Panelist’s Dialogue &  Q & A This event made a contribution to the efforts of UNODC and UNDP to  promote actions that  undermine corruption. The 2011 joint international campaign ACT Against Corruption Todayfocuses on how corruption hinders efforts to achieve the internationally agreed upon Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), undermines democracy and the rule of law, leads to human rights violations, distorts markets, erodes quality of life and allows other threats to human security to...

Forum@Four Q & A

Dec 19, 2011 | Audio Presentations

Q & A (sound is low for some questions asked) http://c3155022.r22.cf0.rackcdn.com/QandA.mp3   Back to the Forum@Four December 8,...
Take Back The Globe

Take Back The Globe

Mar 14, 2011 | Audio Presentations, News & Updates, Statements

This presentation on the topic of corruption was given by William “Pat” Schuber is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Administrative Science, Petrocelli College, Fairleigh Dickinson University Friday 11th March, 2011. You can listen to it by clicking right here: Take Back the Globe by William “Pat” Schuber: Or download the mp3 file: Take Back the Globe by William “Pat” Schuber   This presentation was supported by: Speaker: William “Pat” Schuber, Esq., BA, JD William “Pat” Schuber is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Administrative Science, Petrocelli College, Fairleigh Dickinson University. He is a faculty member in the Master of Administrative Science (MAS), Master of Science in Homeland Security (MSHS), Master of Sports Administration (MSA) and Bachelor of Arts in Individualized Studies (BAIS). His subjects include Leadership, Government, Law, Ethics and Communication.  He is a past Adjunct Professor in Business Law at Montclair University and Seton Hall University. He is an Instructor in the Certified Public Manager Course of Studies (CPM) and the Police Executive Leadership Course sponsored by the New Jersey Association Chiefs of Police and the New Jersey State Police (NJSP). Pat has conducted Leadership Staff Ride Seminars at Gettysburg Battlefield, Antietam Battlefield, Trenton, Princeton Battlefield and Normandy, France. He lectures frequently on military history, historical leadership, ethics, communication and conflict resolution to numerous civic groups. Pat is the Seminar Director for the BergenLeads Program sponsored by the Volunteer Center of Bergen County. This program trains future leaders in business, non-profit and government. He has written several scholarly articles and co-authored books on topics of History, Leadership and Homeland Security. He served as The County Executive of Bergen County for 12 years, 9 years as a member of the...