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DESCRIPTION:Une conférence avec Nico Trocmé\, Directeur de l'École de servi
 ce social et titulaire de la Chaire Philip Fisher en service social à l'Un
 iversité 91ºÚÁÏÍø.  Résumé (en anglais seulement)  Dr. Trocmé is the princip
 al investigator for the Canadian Incidence  Study (CIS) of Reported Child 
 Abuse and Neglect (1993\, 1998\, 2003 & 2008)\, and played an integral rol
 e in The First Nations Component of the Canadian Incidence Study of Report
 ed Child Abuse and Neglect (FNCIS)\, a component of the CIS focused on chi
 ld welfare investigations involving First Nations children. The first FNCI
 S report was released in November 2011\, and is entitled Kiskisik Awasisak
 : Remember the Children. Understanding the Overrepresentation of First Nat
 ions Children in the Child Welfare System.  In 2007\, the First Nations Ch
 ild and Family Caring Society and the Assembly of First Nations filed a co
 mplaint against the federal government with the Canadian Human Rights Comm
 ission\, alleging that systematic underfunding of child welfare services f
 or First Nations children on reserve amounts to racial discrimination. Dr.
  Trocmé appeared as an expert witness before the Canadian Human Rights Tri
 bunal in April 2013\, having been called by the Caring Society to discuss 
 his research on First Nations child welfare. The closing arguments in the 
 case are being heard October 20-24.  Come listen to Dr. Trocmé reflect on 
 this historic case and what its outcome might mean for First Nations child
 ren and families\, and the country as a whole.  This event was organized b
 y the Aboriginal Law Students’ Association and the Centre for Human Rights
  and Legal Pluralism.
DTSTART:20141027T183000Z
DTEND:20141027T200000Z
LOCATION:NCDH 203\, Pavillon Chancellor-Day\, CA\, QC\, Montréal\, H3A 1W9\
 , 3644\, rue Peel
SUMMARY:First Nations Child Welfare: Research Contribution to the Human Rig
 hts Tribunal Case on Inequitable Funding
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