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Reentry
Events for 2009 begin on Justice Sunday, January 18th |
Sixth
District Community Justice Advisory Network (CJAN) Meeting: Jan. 27,
6:30 p.m.
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Equal
Employment Opportunity Data Posted Pursuant to the No Fear Act
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Sixth
District Community Justice Advisory Network (CJAN) Newsletter
(Fall/Winter 2008)
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Fenty Administration Introduces Anti-Crime Bill
(Executive Office of the Mayor Press Release, October 3,
2008)
See:
Omnibus Anti-Crime Amendment Act of 2008
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D.C. Parole Violators' Stern Arbiter of Second Chances
(Washington Post, October 2, 2008) |
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Faith-Based
Initiative Frequently Asked Questions
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Sixth
District Community Justice Advisory Network (CJAN) Newsletter
(August 2008)
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Great State and Local Sites
(Government Computer
News, August 28, 2008) |
Offender Reentry: What It Means to the Law Enforcement Community
(Published in
Sheriff Magazine, National Sheriffs' Association, Summer 2008)
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Faith-Based Initiative Journal
(July
2008) |
Ex-offenders Struggle to Stay Connected to Their Kids
(Scripps Howard Foundation Wire, August
1, 2008) |
Director's Tenure Ends With Praise but No Reappointment
(Washington Post, July 29, 2008) |
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Paul A. Quander, Jr. to Step Down as CSOSA Director
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After Prison, New Sets of Barriers: Ex-Inmate Writes Guide to
Life Outside
(Washington Post, July 10, 2008) |
Risky Business
(The
Corrections Connection Network News, June 10, 2008) |
CSOSA Wins Analytics Award
(Government Computer
News, May 23, 2008) |
Accomplishing Public
Relations Goals Through Podcasting
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Unity
Health Care Opens Re-Entry Health Center
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Testimony of Director Quander submitted to Congressional Committee on
Appropriations
(April 30, 2008)
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D.C. Leads Nation in Tracking Offenders with GPS Technology
(The Examiner, April 2, 2008)
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600 Offenders Now on Satellite (GPS) Tracking in Washington,
D.C.
(Media Release: March 31, 2008) |
Polygraph Paradox
(Wall
Street Journal Online, March 22, 2008) |
Man Under Eye of Court Agency Held in Assault, Kidnap
Attempt
(Washington Post, February 16, 2008)
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DC Police Arrest Suspect In Sex Assault
(WUSA9.com) |
Testimony of Director Quander before Congressional Committee
on Oversight and Government Reform
(March 11, 2008)
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Burglaries on the Decline in the United States
(National
Public Radio, March 11,
2008; co-produced by CSOSA Public Affairs)
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Strategic
Plan and FY 2009 President's Budget
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Statement of Director Quander at the Roundtable on Poverty
(January 16, 2008, Council of the District of Columbia
Committee on Housing and Urban Affairs) |
Money Ball: Data Warehouse and
Business Intelligence Project Gets Major Performance
Measurement
(Published
in Government Technology, January 3, 2008)
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What Works? Evidence-Based Practices in Parole and Probation
(Published
in Journal of Community Corrections, Summer 2007)
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So You Want to Podcast?
(USA Services
Intergovernmental Newsletter, Fall, 2007) |
Podcast How To
(Summer/Fall
2007
Edition of
TechBeat,
National Law
Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center (NLECTC),
a
program of the National Institute of Justice) |
Mass Orientations: Orienting Criminal Offenders in
Washington, DC
(Published
in Journal of Community Corrections, Summer 2007)
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DC
Fugitive Safe Surrender |
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Director
Quander's Testimony Before U.S. House
Committee on Oversight and Government Reform
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Changes Pledged at N.C. Prison - D.C. Concerns Aired at
Hearing
(Washington Post, October 17, 2007)
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Some D.C. Fugitives Will Be Allowed to Surrender Without
Arrest
(Washington Post, September 27, 2007)
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SMART Force: Business Intelligence Helps District of
Columbia
Better Manage Parolees and Those Who Watch Them
(Government Computer News, September 24, 2007)
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Back From Behind Bars
Homelessness, Unemployment and
Familiar Temptations Greet the 2,000 Prisoners Who Return to
the District Each Year
(Washington Post, September 2, 2007)
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Community Resources:
A
Guide to Resources Within CSOSA
[197KB]
Food Assistance for the Homeless
[183KB] |
Faith-Based
Offender Reentry Programs in Washington, DC
(Published
in Sheriff Magazine, National Sheriffs' Association, May-June 2007)
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A
Capital Strategy
(The
Corrections Connection Network News, June 11, 2007)
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The
Housing Landscape for Returning Prisoners in the District of
Columbia
(The Urban
Institute, prepared for The Fannie Mae Foundation)
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Call
to Action: How Programs in Three Cities Responded to the
Prisoner Reentry Crisis
(Public/Private
Ventures)
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Female
Ex-Offenders
(WAMU
American University Radio: The Kojo Nnamdi Show, April 30,
2007)
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Domestic
Violence Prevention in Washington, DC
(Published
in Sheriff Magazine, National Sheriffs' Association,
January-February 2007)
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Returning
From Prison to Washington, D.C.; "We Make Transition
Possible"
(Published
in
Journal of Community Corrections, International Community Corrections Association,
Fall 2006)
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Sustainable
Community Involvement: A Solution to NIMBY in Community
Corrections?
(Published
in
Community
Corrections Report, January-February 2007)
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In
or Out Of the Game? A Battle-Scarred Hustler Waits for a
Second Act
(Washington Post, December 31, 2006)
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Fact
Sheet: CSOSA Mission & Critical Success Factors
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Connecting
to Care: Addressing Unmet Need in HIV
(Featuring
CSOSA's Community Resource Video Conference, AIDS Action
Foundation)
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"The
Violence Must Stop": Violence Reduction and Gang Call-Ins
in Washington, D.C.
(Published
in Sheriff Magazine, National Sheriffs' Association,
November-December 2006)
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The
Core Mission: Partnerships for Public Safety
(Weed
& Seed In-Sites Magazine, Community Capacity Development
Office, U.S. Dept. of Justice)
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Sex
Offenders Told to Stay Away From Kids on Halloween
(NBC4.com,
November 1, 2006)
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Church
Helps Ex-Cons to Live on the Outside
(Washington
Post, October 26, 2006)
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Distribution
of D.C. Inmates Housed in Bureau of Prisons Facilities
(October,
2006)
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Program
Targets Rehab Help for Federal Inmates
(NPR,
September 27, 2006)
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D.C.
Center Aims to Combat Recidivism
(The
Examiner, September 26, 2006)
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Offender
Reentry and Sanctions Center Opens in Washington, D.C. - Media
Release
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A
Drug Program Only Reached Through Prison
(Washington
Post, September 20, 2006)
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CSOSA's
Reentry and Sanctions Center
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Managing
the Mentally Ill Offender
(The
Corrections Connection Network News, September 15, 2006)
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We
Fix the Complexities of Life
(The
Corrections Connection Network News, September 11, 2006)
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Illegal
Substance Collection Unit - An Overview
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Over
2,000 Inmates Released Each Year: Coming 'Home' Not Easy
(The Afro American Newspapers, August 2, 2006)
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Offender
Reentry in Washington, DC - Fact Sheet
[383KB]
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National
Media Resources for Criminal Justice Information
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Capturing
a Probation Agency's Successes
TV
Show Explores Supervised Offenders and Those Who Guide Their
Return to Society
(Washington Post, June 5, 2006)
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Female
Sex Offenders - Part 2
(NBC4.com,
May 10, 2006)
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Female
Sex Offenders Making Headlines
(NBC4.com,
May 9, 2006)
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Female
Sex Offender Speaks Out
(WUSA9.com,
May 8, 2006)
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We
Save Neighborhoods: Parole and Probation Patrols in
Washington, D.C.
(National Crime Prevention Council: What Works, March
2006)
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Supervising
Criminal Offenders in Washington, D.C.
(Published in
Corrections Today Magazine, February 2006)
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 Victim
Services Program
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New
CSOSA Field Office Located at 910 Rhode Island Avenue, NE
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AUTO
Screener: An Intelligent Way of Assessing Offender Risk
(The
Corrections Connection Network News,
January 30, 2006)
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Sex
Offender Supervision in the Nation's Capitol
(Published
in Sheriff Magazine, National Sheriffs' Association, February
2006)
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Life
After Jail: The Challenges Women Face
(WTOP
Radio, January 27, 2006)
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CSOSA
Partners with Breaking the Chain Foundation, Making the Grade
Tutorial Services, LLC and Covenant Baptist Church to Open
Homework Center for Adult Offenders and their Children
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Electronic
Trail Leads to Arrest in D.C. Hotel Holdups
(Washington
Post, October 1, 2005)
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Officials
Consider Electronic Tracking Device
Technology
Keeps Tabs on Sex Offenders [NBC4.com,
September 21, 2005]
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SMART
Computers: The Cutting Edge of Offender Supervision
[Technology Network at Corrections.com,
September 2005]
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SMART
Offenders
[Summer 2005
Edition of TechBeat,
the award-winning quarterly news magazine of the National Law
Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center (NLECTC) system, a
program of the National Institute of Justice]
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CCNN interviewed Director Paul A. Quander Jr. about Offender Re-entry
- 07/29/2005
[Audio
provided by The
Corrections Connection News Network (CCNN) at Corrections.com]
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criminal justice process is carried out by a number of discrete but
related entities that work together to enforce the rule of law while
ensuring the justice system is accessible and fair to all.