Indigenous Practices for Indigenous Lives: The Mino-Pimatisiwin Approach
Michael Hart, Author, Practitioner and Assistant Professor, University of Manitoba, Ottawa

The Family Group Conference: “An idea in search of practice”
Michael Doolan, American Humane Association Fellow, Christchurch, New Zealand
 

Family Group Conferencing Where Child Abuse and Domestic Violence Intersect: Safety Planning for the Whole Family

Naming, Discussing and Exploring the Challenges within Family Group Conferencing

From One Settler Society to Another: Family Group Conferencing and the Challenge of Anti-Native and Anti-Black Racism

Ganawendaasowin (Taking Care of Children in a Sacred Way)

Talking Together: Alternative Dispute Resolution in Nishnawbe Aski Nation

Facilitating Open Adoption through Family Group Conferencing

Youth Transition Conferences: Youth Voice, Youth Choice

ADR Training in the South West Ministry Region: Lessons Learned

My New Life: The Hopes and Challenges of an Immigrant Family

Family Power and Agency Responsibility: Does This Relationship Really Exist in the Child Welfare World?

Syilx (Okanagan) Nation Family Decision Making: A Cultural Approach

Addressing the Dynamics of Domestic Violence in the Context of the FGC

Achieving Permanency for Young People through FGDM

New Brunswick’s Transformational Journey: Embracing Family Group Conferencing and Other Collaborative Approaches

FGC/FGDM through the Lens of ADR: Are we Maintaining Model Fidelity in Ontario?

Aboriginal Case Conferencing and Circles

Harry Snowboy, Healer, Author, Cultural Teacher

Numbers, Stories, Questions: Writing the Family Engagement Research Script for the Next Decade
Gale Burford, University of Vermont, Burlington, V.T., USA

Enhancing Connections, Belonging and Permanence for Youth

Aboriginal Legal Services of Toronto Community Council Programs

Governance Systems for Children and Families

The Impact of Family Group Decision Making on First Nation Families

Welcoming Cultural and Traditional Diversity with FGDM

“Servant Leadership: The Role of the Judge in Fostering Family Group Decision Making and Other Family Driven Practices”
Honourable Kim Berkeley Clark, USA

Family or Agency: Who’s Got the Lead, Why, and Should We Take Pause in the Advancement of Family Engagement Approaches in Child Welfare Decision Making?

High Conflict Family Group Conference Pilot Project

Engagement and Outcomes: Two Different Things? Findings and Implications from a Chochrane Collaboration Systematic Review of Family Group Decision Making

Original Talking Circles

Using the Story: Helping Everyone on Their Journey

Whu Neeh Nee (Guiders of Our People): Building Models of Decision Making that match the Needs of Communities They Serve: A Carrier Sekani First Nation Example