ICA Conference & Event Materials
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The ICA has been holding international conferences since 1996 around the world. Professionals have come together in Canada (Calgary, Mississauga), United States (Orlando, Washington, Oakland), Australia (Brisbane), Netherlands (Amsterdam), Chile (Santiago) and Nelson in New Zealand. We also support regional training and networking symposiums around the world.
This page will make available information presented at these events as they become available.
2015 International Conference
Calgary, Canada. 19 & 20 October 2015
- Professor Rachel Armitage (UK) - Why my house? Exploring offender perspectives on risk and protective factors in residential housing design
- Gregory Saville; Elisabeth Miller, Tarah Hodgkinson (Canada) - CPTED’s nightmare - the return of displacement
- Mateja Mihinjac (Australia) - Factors facilitating implementation of CPTED
- Tony Lake; Rick Draper (Australia) - Using location identifiers to not only improve community safety, but also enhance the user experience within the space
- Sue Ramsey (New Zealand) - CPTED and the redevelopment of Christchurch
- Tinus Kruger (South Africa) - Inclusive places. Safe places. Favourite places: Easier said than done?
- Macarena Rau (Chile) - Inclusive urban spaces in Latin America for women
- Mauricio Cruz (Honduras) - CPTED in Honduras
- Barry Davidson (Canada) - CPTED in Bytes - The Blurring Lines of Community
- Donna Thiessen (Canada) - 7 Habits of a highly effective crime prevention program
- Michael Sutton (UK) - The routine activity theory of crime opportunity is a truism masquerading as causality
- Steve Woolrich (Canada) - Taking it to the Streets - a downtown extravaganza of arts and culture
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Harold Shiffman (Canada) - CPTED on campus: Building community from the inside out
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Tim Yeaman; Herb Sutton (Canada) - Crime capital of Canada - a community response
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Randy Atlas (USA) - Case study of CPTED implementation: Pompano Beach FL USA
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Conference Keynote - Prof. Paul Ekblom, Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London - CPTED: Are our terms and concepts fit for purpose, and if not, how might they be improved?
2014 Regional Asia-Pacific CPTED Forum
Adelaide, Australia. 15 & 16 October 2014
- Beyond the Safe City. Griggs
- CPTED and counter terrorism. Tomkin
- Neighbourhood Safety in Saskatoon. Miller
- CPTED shaping successful social housing. Stoks
- Graffiti control. Denton
- City of Marion. Valentine
- CPTED in Queensland. Mihinjac
- Safe communities. Brotherton
- Think crime! Cozens
- An introduction to Plot & Audit. Draper
- CPTED in Christchurch. Ramsey
- CPTED and urbanism. Bell
2013 ICA Conference
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
- Skandinavian CPTED - A Dilemma of Happy Welfare States - or a More General One? BoGornlund
- CPTED, But Not As We Know It:Investigation the conflict of Frameworks and Terminology in CPTED. Victoria Gibson, Northumbria University, Newcastle upon Tyne, England
- CPTED Without Boundaries: A critical examination of walls as security measures. Tinus Kruger, South Africa
- Blurred Lines - Where does CPTED begin and end. Jonathan Lusher, ICACP, USA
- Community Safety Through the Eyes of our Youth. Elisabeth Miller, Senior Planner, Saskatoon, Sask. Canada
- Three Decades of Community Partnerships in Crime Prevention-The Singapore National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC )Story
- CPTED and Post Earthquake Reconstruction in Christchurch, New Zealand. Sue Ramsey, New Zealand
- CPTED All Grown Up, SafeGrowth and Safe Alex, Mayor Jacques Roy - Alexandria,LA,USA and Gregory Saville, AlterNation LLC,USA
- Safe and Secure Cities through Urban Planning & Design: Standardizing the Process. Paul von Soomeren, Netherlands
2011 Regional Forum
Nelson, New Zealand
- CPTED Experiences in Nelson, David Jackson, Principal Adviser - City Development, Lisa Gibellini, Planning Adviser
- Development of Marybeth Reserve, Carol Dickson
- National Guidelines for Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design in New Zealand , Lyndsey Jacobs, Ministry of Justice
- Rebuilding Christchurch - CPTED Considerations, Tony Lake, International Chair, ICA, Phil Dean, New Zealand Police, Christchurch, Sue Ramsay, Christchurch City Council
- Do Crime Risk Assessment Reports Really Assess Crime Risk? - Garner Clancey, Adjunct Lecturer, Sydney Institute of Criminology
- Crime Risk Assessment, Rick Draper
- Urban Design and CPTED: some Australian reflections, John Byrne, Consultant in Urban Design and Planning and Adjunct Professor in Urban Design, Queensland University of Technology
- Creating sustainable change to CPTED in and around licensed settings, Andrew Galloway, Environments and Settings Manager, ALAC
- South Australia Police & CPTED - Making a Difference, Sergeant Natalie Warburton, State Crime Prevention Branch
- CPTED in Bytes, Barry Davidson
ICA Mission Statement
To create safer environments and improve the quality of life through the use of CPTED principles and strategies
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