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Plenary Session Interpretation

A number of conference sessions held in the plenary hall will have interpretation into a limited number of languages. The languages are French, Spanish, Mandarin and Japanese.

One plenary session is being presented in Portuguese so all delegates who do not speak Portuguese will receive a headset for interpretation.

Please note, some sessions throughout the conference in other rooms will be in French, Spanish, Mandarin and Japanese. These sessions are identified as such. There will be no English interpretation available in these venues.

The sessions that will be interpreted are as follows. There will be no additions to this schedule.

Wednesday 9 July 2014   Interpretation
1600-1800 Opening Ceremony and Plenary Session 1
Plenary 2
1600-1715 Opening Ceremony English into French, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese
1715-1800

Creating sustainable and safe physical environments
Social and gendered impacts of climate and environmental disaster events – social work responses
Professor Margaret Alston OAM

English into French, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese
Thursday 10 July 2014    Interpretation
0850-1030 Plenary Session 2
Plenary 2 
 0900-0945 Theme: Promoting social and economic equality
Mundialization of capital, inequality and social work 
Professor Marilda Villela Iamamoto
Portugese into English, French, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese
 0945-1030 Theme: Fostering social and economic initiatives:
Fostering social and economic initiatives that promote security and protection
Mr Greg Vines
English into French, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese
 1100-1230

Concurrent Session 2A
Creating sustainable and safe physical environments
Disasters 

English into French, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese 
1530-1630

Concurrent Session 4A
Symposium
Disability issues

English into French, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese
1700-1830

Plenary Session 3 
Plenary 2

1700-1830

Public Lecture
STRONG COMMUNITIES, STRONG FUTURES
Strengthening social and cultural wellbeing –
Australian Indigenous leaders’ perspectives

Chair: Professor Kerry Arabena
Discussants: Adjunct Professor Muriel Bamblett AO, Mr Paul Briggs OAM,
Dr Christine Fejo-King & Mr Peter Nathan

English into French, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese
Friday 11 July 2014   Interpretation
0900-1030 Plenary Session 4
Plenary 2
0900-0940

Theme: Educating for change
Educating for change, human rights and equality
Professor In Young Han

 English into French, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese
 0940-1030  Presentation of The Katherine Kendall award to: 
Professor Lynne Healy

Eileen Younghusband speech:
Politics with soul: Social work and the legacy of Nelson Mandela
Professor Vishante Sewpaul

English into French, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese
1100-1230

Concurrent Session 6A
Educating for change and equality
Katherine Kendall Symposium

English into French, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese
 1530-1630  Concurrent Session 8A
Symposium 
English into French, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese
1645-1730 Plenary Session 5
Plenary 2
1645-1730

Promoting social and economic equality
Australian perspectives:
PANEL

Prof Karen Healy -AASW
Prof Charlotte Williams- ACHSSW
Dr Cassandra Goldie – ACOSS
Dr Robyn Miller – Victorian DHS

English into French, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese
Saturday 12 July 2014    Interpretation
0900-1030 Plenary Session 6
Plenary 2  
0900-0945

Health inequalities
Dr Herbert Paulischin

English into French, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese
0945-1030

Ensuring the sustainable and ethical use of technology in human services:
New Technologies to strengthen Service Organizations & Communities – A Global Perspective
Mr Doug Jacquier

English into French, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese
1100-1230

Concurrent Session 10A
Strengthening social and cultural wellbeing
Spirituality

English into French, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese
1330-1500

Concurrent Session 11A
Strengthening social and cultural wellbeing
SW identity

English into French, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese 
1515-1600

Closing Ceremony
Plenary 2

1515-1600 Reflections on the Conference and the Global Agenda followed by the closing ceremony English into French, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese