Speakers Bureau
Within the Corrections and Conditional Release Act, the Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) has a mandate of public education. We fulfill that mandate by:
- fostering Canadian’s understanding of our role
- engaging directly with the public, across the country
The Speakers Bureau is a key part of that work. It’s a free service provided by CSC to promote understanding of our work and the federal correctional system.
CSC’s Speakers Bureau can connect you with a dynamic and experienced speaker, both virtually and in-person. Our speakers can give presentations at schools, post-secondary institutions, conferences, and more.
When to engage CSC’s Speakers Bureau
To promote understanding and learning of the role of the Correctional Service of Canada, engage with our Speakers Bureau. CSC’s official speakers can provide insight on:
- careers in corrections
- volunteering
- correctional programs
- rehabilitation and reintegration
- services available to victims of crime
- restorative justice
About CSC speakers
Speakers have expertise on multiple topics related to the Correctional Service of Canada – including federal institutions, the supervision of offenders inside institutions and in our communities, and services available for victims.
Speakers can include:
- Wardens
- Correctional Officers
- Parole Officers
- Psychologists
- Chaplains
- Victim Services Officers
- Indigenous liaison officers
Speakers can be requested in either official language or bilingual.
Speaker recognition
Speakers are public servants and cannot accept compensation or gifts.
If you would like to acknowledge an exceptional speaker or provide feedback, please provide through email to your Speakers Bureau contact.
CSC will forward your comments to the speaker and our leadership team.