BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//github.com/rianjs/ical.net//NONSGML ical.net 4.0//EN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Join us for Supporting Survivors 2026: Fixing Broken Systems\, a full-day hybrid conference dedicated to confronting the systemic failu res that affect survivors of abuse across Canada\, and exploring what rea l\, lasting change can look like.This year's event takes an honest look a t the institutions and systems that are meant to protect people but too o ften fall short. From child welfare and education to sports and the crimi nal justice system\, the conversations throughout the day will center on where these systems fail survivors\, the long-term impacts those failures carry for survivors\, families\, and communities\, and what meaningful r eform and better support could look like.Whether you join us in person in Toronto or attend virtually\, we welcome you to be part of this importan t dialogue.Conference Details.Date: September 15th\, 2026Location: Hybrid In-Person Details: Chestnut Conference Centre\, 89 Chestnut Street\, Toro nto\, ON\, M5G 1R1Virtual Details: A link will be provided prior to the c onferenceTime: 9:30 AM - 3:45 PM ETCost: ComplimentaryCPD-Accredited:&nbs p\;This program has been CPD Accredited by the Law Society of Ontario.&nb sp\;This program contains 1 hour and 30 minutes of Professionalism conten t and \;2 hour and 45 minutes of EDI Professionalism content.What to Expect.Candid\, cross-sector conversations: \;Speakers from law\, chi ld welfare\, education\, sport\, and Indigenous advocacy will address how broken systems have failed survivors and what needs to change.Expert per spectives on complex issues: \;Hear directly from advocates\, frontli ne professionals\, and those with lived and professional experience navig ating these systems.Practical insights and takeaways: \;Walk away wit h a deeper understanding of the gaps that exist and what meaningful\, sur vivor-centered reform looks like in practice.Space for connection: \; Meet and engage with other professionals\, advocates\, and service provid ers who share a commitment to better supporting survivors.Flexible access : \;Attend in person at the Chestnut Conference Centre or join online from wherever you are.Who Should Attend?This event is open to anyone who supports\, advocates for\, or works alongside survivors\, including:Surv ivors and their familiesAdvocates and community organizersSocial workersT herapists and mental health professionalsLawyers and legal professionalsE ducators and school administratorsHealthcare practitionersChild welfare p rofessionalsSport and recreation professionalsService providers and nonpr ofit organizationsAnyone committed to building safer\, more accountable s ystems for survivorsThis is a space for honest conversation\, shared lear ning\, and a collective commitment to doing better for survivors. We hope you will join us on September 15\, in person or online\, and be part of the change this important work calls for.Agenda. DTEND:20260915T194500Z DTSTAMP:20260715T220623Z DTSTART:20260915T133000Z SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:CPD-ACCREDITED Supporting Survivors of Sexual Abuse Conference 202 6: Fixing Broken Systems UID:d0a280e6-5f2d-45bd-87a7-4af39e9bd7fc X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

CPD-ACCREDITED S upporting Survivors of Sexual Abuse Conference 2026: Fixing Broken System s

Join us for Supporting Survivors 2026: Fixing Broken Systems\, a full-day hybrid conference dedicated to confronting the systemic failure s that affect survivors of abuse across Canada\, and exploring what real\ , lasting change can look like.

This year's event takes an honest l ook at the institutions and systems that are meant to protect people but too often fall short. From child welfare and education to sports and the criminal justice system\, the conversations throughout the day will cente r on where these systems fail survivors\, the long-term impacts those fai lures carry for survivors\, families\, and communities\, and what meaning ful reform and better support could look like.

Whether you join us in person in Toronto or attend virtually\, we welcome you to be part of t his important dialogue.

Conference Details.

Date: September 15th\, 2026

Location: Hybrid

In-Person Details: Chestnut Conference Centre\, 89 Chestnut Street\, Toronto\, ON\, M5G 1R1
Virtual Detai ls: A link will be provided prior to the conference
Time: 9:30 AM - 3:45 PM ET
Cost: Complimentary
CPD-Accredited: \;This program h as been CPD Accredited by the Law Society of Ontario. \;This program contains 1 hour and 30 minutes of Professionalism content and \;2 hour and 45 minutes of EDI Professionalism content.
What to Expect.
Candid\, cross-sector conversations: \; Speakers from law\, child welfare\, education\, sport\, and Indi genous advocacy will address how broken systems have failed survivors and what needs to change.
Expert perspecti ves on complex issues: \;Hear directly from advocat es\, frontline professionals\, and those with lived and professional expe rience navigating these systems.
Practi cal insights and takeaways: \;Walk away with a deep er understanding of the gaps that exist and what meaningful\, survivor-ce ntered reform looks like in practice.
S pace for connection: \;Meet and engage with other p rofessionals\, advocates\, and service providers who share a commitment t o better supporting survivors.
Flexible access: \;Attend in person at the Chestnut Confere nce Centre or join online from wherever you are.
Who Should Attend?
This event is open to anyone who supports\, advocate s for\, or works alongside survivors\, including:
Su rvivors and their families
Advocates and community orga nizers
Social workers
Therapists and mental health professionals
Lawyers and legal professio nals
Educators and school administrators
Healthcare practitioners
Child welfare professional s
Sport and recreation professionals
Service providers and nonprofit organizations
Anyone committed to building safer\, more accountable systems for survivors

This is a space for honest conversation\, shared learning\, and a collective commitment to doing better for survivors. We hope you will jo in us on September 15\, in person or online\, and be part of the change t his important work calls for.
Agenda.
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