MAY 3, 2018
Our second unconference happened this day. Were you there?
If not, here is what you missed.
September 15, 2020
Join your colleagues at this exuberant celebration of the things we love about our industry!
Centre for Social Innovation
192 Spadina Avenue, Toronto, ON
Registration & Networking between 8am to 9am.
Registration & Networking between 8am to 9am.
Morning Keynote Presenter
FDRIO is excited to announce a keynote presentation “Privilege, Allies and Hope” by Sabreena Delhon, MA a leading public sector strategist, is the Principal of Signal Strategies, focusing on issues of social change, innovation and authentic engagement. Founder of the first annual Access to Justice Week, Ms. Delhon has been featured on CBC Radio’s The Sunday Edition and is creator/host of the podcast Architects of Justice, accredited by the Law Society of Ontario.
Afternoon Keynote Presenter
“The Weaponization of Technology in Family Law”
Steven Bradley, OurFamilyWizard
Following extensive U.S. law enforcement and FBI experience investigating intimate partner violence, stalking/cyberstalking, and child abuse, Steven now speaks internationally on the topic of technology abuse in family law cases.
Pricing
Sponsorship Levels
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Q: What is an unconference?A: An unconference is a robust gathering of professionals with ideas and experiences to share. Those who come can listen and learn, and— if they want— speak. Registrants offer their proposed topics and the group votes for what they want to see and hear. The day is dynamic, fluid, and energetic, with lots of opportunity for discussion and networking. Great ideas and many new friendships emerged from our last unconference.
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Q: Who can come?A: Anyone! We offer a low rate and advance registration to FDRIO members as an exclusive member benefit. After March 1 2020, any remaining tickets can be purchased by non-FDRIO members. Our last unconference sold out— we actually had to turn people away.
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Q: What kinds of topics can I present on?A: Practically anything that is FDR-related. Topics at the last one ranged from elder mediation, mediation-arbitration, coaching, family violence and tax updates to making more welcoming processes and a musical presentation on finding daily inspiration.
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Q: Getting to the UnconferenceThere is limited parking in the immediate area and we encourage everyone to use public transit.NEAREST TRANSIT
510 Spadina – Spadina and Sullivan
501 Queen – Queen and Spadina
505 Dundas – Dundas and SpadinaCYCLING
11 Minutes Union Station
21 Minutes High Park
29 Minutes Queen and Woodbine
31 Minutes Yonge and Eglington
510 Spadina – Spadina and Sullivan
501 Queen – Queen and Spadina
505 Dundas – Dundas and SpadinaCYCLING
11 Minutes Union Station
21 Minutes High Park
29 Minutes Queen and Woodbine
31 Minutes Yonge and Eglington