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12th CEP Electronic Monitoring Conference: presentations, workshop results and pictures are online!

From 23rd until 25th May 2022 CEP organized, after 2 postponements due to the Covid-19 pandemic, its 12th European conference on Electronic Monitoring in the wonderful city of Helsinki, Finland. The event was attended by nearly 230 participants coming from 36 different jurisdictions all over the world. The conference was jointly organised with the Criminal Sanctions Agency of Finland and the theme of this year was ‘Electronic Monitoring and probation goals: a symbiotic relationship’.


Presentations | Workshop results | Photos | Report | Interviews

Electronic Monitoring and probation goals: a symbiotic relationship

From 23rd until 25th May 2022 CEP organized, after 2 postponements due to the Covid-19 pandemic, its 12th European conference on Electronic Monitoring in Helsinki, Finland. The event was attended by nearly 230 participants coming from 36 different jurisdictions all over the world.

The opening session was done by the director of the Finnish Criminal Sanctions Agency, Mr. Arto Kujala, who welcomed everyone to Finland. After that, two plenary sessions took place, one on the Finnish approach towards Electronic Monitoring and the other one on ethics.

The second conference day started off with a session on “novel technologies supporting probation goals”, after which Professor Mike Nellis spoke about Electronic Monitoring, Artificial Intelligence and probation practice.

The afternoon was reserved for workshops during which the participants actively discussed on topics presented in the plenary sessions.

The third and last day started with a presentation delivered by the Nordic countries: Finland, Sweden and Norway, who spoke about engagement with electronic monitoring and allied technologies. After that a second round of workshop sessions took place, one on Alcohol Monitoring and the second one on Staff user’s engagement.

The atmosphere during the conference was very good – it was clear that people very much enjoyed to meet, talk and network. During all breaks they could visit the stands of Attenti, G4S, SuperCom, Buddi and Track Group – companies whose financial support had made it possible to organize the event.

All presentations can be downloaded below.

Presentations

Finnish approach

Ari-Pekka Koivisto,  ‘Finnish approach’
Pia Andersson,  ‘Probation, electronic monitoring and digitalisation in Finland’


Anthea Hucklesby, ‘Ethics and different groups of wearers’


What novel technologies are available to support probation goals and electronic monitoring

Ioan Durnescu, ‘The use of technology in probation context’

Anne Hoeksema, ‘Alcohol Monitoring ’

Robyn Malan de Merindol, ‘Alcohol Monitoring – England and Wales’


Mike Nellis (‘From Electronic Monitoring to Artificial Intelligence’)


Pia Andersson, Marianne Kylstad Øster, Christine Andersson (‘Engagement with electronic monitoring and allied technologies in the Nordic countries – Finland, Norway and Sweden’)

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Workshop results

Workshop I: Equitable, fair and just use of EM for all

Workshop II: Artificial Intelligence

Workshop III: Alcohol monitoring

Workshop IV: Staff user’s engagement

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Photos

Watch the pictures via Facebook

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Report

Click here to view the report

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Interviews

During the EM conference we held interviews with the Preparatory Group members and speakers:

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