INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS

Abstracts can only be submitted online to

jannativf@gmail.com

The subject line of the mail should be

‘Abstract Submission: Symposium for

Correctional Social Work’

Abstracts must be submitted in English.

Abstracts sent by post will not be

accepted. No exceptions will be made.

Once an abstract is submitted it will be

considered as final.

Only authors who submit their full pa-

per will be sent an invite for presenta-

tion.

This a one-day symposium which will

be held in New Delhi on 15th Sept. De-

tails about the venue will be shared di-

rectly with the presenters.

No TA/DA will be provided to the pre-

senters.

BEST PAPER AWARDS

There will be two awards that will be

given in the Symposium.

Best Oral Presentation

Best Poster Presentation

DISCLAIMER

The Symposium strictly abides by the no plagiarism policy.

The Foundation is not responsible is any plagiarized material

produced by the presenters.

For any queries related to

abstracts please contact:

Ms. Jannat Farooqui

Ph.: +91 9899100788

1st SYMPOSIUM

ON

CORRECTIONAL SOCIAL WORK

SCSW 2020 - New Delhi

ABOUT INDIA VISION FOUNDATION

India Vision Foundation is a voluntary

non-profit, non-government organization

registered as a Trust in India. The foundation

was born out of Ramon Magsaysay award

(Equivalent to Asia's Nobel Peace Prize)

conferred to Dr. Kiran Bedi, the first lady IPS

(Indian Police Services) of India, for forging

‘positive relationships’ between people and

police through creative leadership.

VISION

Foundation aspires to contribute towards a

crime free society by initiating reformation

programs for prison inmates and reintegration

opportunities to released inmates for the

reduction in recidivism also facilitate

welfare programs for their children to save

them from becoming victims of their parental

incarceration.

MISSION

Save The Next Victim

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ABSTRACT STRUCTURE

Abstract submissions ac-

cepted from

March 15th

2020

Final deadline for abstract

submission

May 15th

2020

Notification to accepted

authors

June 15th

2020

Final date full paper sub-

mission

July 15th

2020

Date of the symposium September

15th 2020

Title Minimum 8 words, maximum 25 words

Abstract body Minimum 100 words, maximum 300 words

Timing Oral presentations are allocated 7 to 10 minutes presentation including discussion

Submissions for Poster Presentation

Title Minimum 8 words, maximum 25 words

Abstract body Minimum 100 words, maximum 300 words

Timing Poster presenters will be expected to present during allocated

Along with the abstract, please submit the following information as well:

Name and Designation of the Speaker

Name and Designation of any co-speakers

Organization/Agency/Educational Institution

Brief Biography of Speakers (100 words)

Do Not Send a CV

City/Country

E-mail Id

Telephone Number

Kindly read the following instructions before you go online to submit your abstracts.

Submissions for Oral Presentation

ABOUT THE SYMPOSIUM:

As a part of its Silver Jubilee Cel-

ebration, India Vision Foundation

is holding a symposium on the

topic of ‘Correctional Social

Work’ on 15th September 2020,

New Delhi. The foundation in-

vites papers from research schol-

ars, students, educators, and prac-

titioners from the field of social

work, sociology, psychology, law

and governance.

The symposium will be a forum to

exchange and share experiences,

ideas, challenges, methods and

successful innovative interven-

tions in the correctional settings.

The following sub-themes will be

covered in the symposium under

the main theme of ‘Correctional

Social Work’

Methods & Best practices of

Correctional Social Work

Challenges of working in Cor-

rectional settings

Ethical dilemmas and preju-

dices of Correctional Social

Workers

Model of Working with prison

inmates (male, youth and female)

Models and NGO responses to

Children of incarcerated parents

Prison Authorities: An important

stakeholder in correctional Set-

tings

Mental well-being of all stake-

holders in correctional settings

(prison inmates, prison staff and

correctional social workers)

Human Rights of inmates and the

Criminal Justice System