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016070 Application and Use of Restraints in Custody: Reducing the Risk
  • [Videoconference Held April 19, 2000]
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    016800 Better Corrections Through Information [Videoconference Held March 15, 2000] $0.00
    016975 Alleviating Jail Crowding: A Systemic Approach
  • [Videoconference Held April 18, 2001]
    		•  $0.00
    017503 Addressing Staff Sexual Misconduct with Offenders [Videoconference Held December 12, 2001] $0.00
    017693 Jail Inmates with Mental Illness: A Community Problem
  • [Videoconference Held April 17, 2002]
    		•  $0.00
    017901 Meeting the Challenge in Correctional Mental Health Care: The Prison Experience
  • [Videoconference Held June 19, 2002]
    		•  $0.00
    017907 Understanding Managed Behavioral Health Care in Community Corrections
  • [Videoconference Held July 17, 2002]
    		•  $0.00
    018696 Beyond the Myths: The Jail in Your Community $0.00
    019124 Building New Employee Success with an Effective Field Training Officer (FTO) Program [Videoconference Held August 20, 2003] $0.00
    019541 Foundation Skills for Trainers: 32-Hour Training Program [Videoconference Held March 22-25, 2004] $0.00
    019856 Building Agency Success: Developing an Effective FTO/OJT Training Program [Videoconference Held August 17-19, 2004] $0.00
    019569 Classification of High-Risk Offenders
  • [Videoconference Held September 1, 2004]
    		•  $0.00
    020035 Interpersonal Communications in the Correctional Setting: IPC $0.00
    020157 A Town Hall Meeting - Addressing the Prison Rape Elimination Act [Satellite/Internet Broadcast] $0.00
    020931 Career Resource Centers $0.00
    020867 A Systemic Approach to the Americans with Disabilities Act in Corrections: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow [Satellite/Internet Broadcast on February 15, 2006] $0.00
    015017 Assessment of Sex Offenders for Sentencing, Supervision and Treatment [Videoconference held February 10, 1999] $0.00
    015921 Effective Supervision of Adult Sex Offenders in the Community [Videoconference held February 9, 2000] $0.00
    021504 Preventing Sexual Abuse of Children and Youth in Custody [Satellite/Internet Broadcast] $0.00
    021698 OES: Building Bridges $0.00
    022845 How to Run a Direct Supervision Housing Unit: A Training Curriculum $0.00
    020741 Jails in America: A Report on Podular Direct Supervision, Version 3.0 $0.00
    022996 Simulated Online/Kiosk Job Application $0.00
    023255 Building Tomorrow's Workforce: An Effective Reentry Strategy [Satellite/Internet Broadcast held August 2008] $0.00
    023851 The Mentally Ill in Jail: Whose Problem Is It Anyway? [Satellite/Internet Broadcast] $0.00
    023535 Implementing Motivational Interviewing in Correctional Settings: An Interview with Dr. William Miller $0.00
    024136 Using Labor Market Information to Promote Positive Employment Outcomes for Offenders $0.00
    023066 Career Resource Centers: An Emerging Strategy for Improving Offender Employment Outcomes $0.00
    024347 New Jail Planning: Getting It Right $0.00
    024657 Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) Resources $0.00
    024517 Crisis Intervention Teams: An Effective Response to Mental Illness in Corrections $0.00
    025057 Thinking for a Change: Integrated Cognitive Behavior Change Program $0.00
    024973 Reduce Costs, Lower Risks, Enhance Healthcare Services: The Promise of Effective Pharmaceutical Management [Satellite/Internet Broadcast] $0.00
    025292 Performance Based Measurement System:
  • What Really Counts in Corrections!
  • [Broadcast held September 14, 2011]
    		•  $0.00
    025293 Correctional Industries: A Working Solution [Satellite/Internet Broadcast] $0.00
    025151 Essential Skills for New Supervisors $0.00
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    Public Attitudes and Public Policy

    Trend statements on this page have been approved by the Forward Thinking Panel, part of the Bureau of Prisons/National Institute of Corrections Forward Thinking Project. These statements reflect measures of public opinion and changes in public policies and laws that will have a significant affect on the field of corrections in the next few years.
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