Tiffany Paulsen, K.C. and Curtis Clavelle present at PATHS Conference 2022

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Tiffany Paulsen, K.C. and Curtis Clavelle will host a breakout workshop titled, The Divorce Act Amendments in Practice: Creating Meaningful Change? at this year’s PATHS Conference.

PATHS’ mission is to support and collaborate with member agencies and others to address, prevent, and ultimately eliminate intimate partner and family violence in Saskatchewan.

For tickets to this year’s conference, click on the link below.

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