Communications

The station is created and produced by inmates serving at three different correctional facilities in Colorado

Inmates at the facility can send text messages to the outside via tablets, and some are abusing the privilege

Starting this month, phone calls are now about 5 cents per minute, down from 14 cents

Launched in collaboration with a local library, the program aims to connect families and instill a love of reading

Watching ‘COPS’ together is more than a welcome mental getaway – it sparks important conversations about what it means to be a first responder

With so many facilities once again restricting in-person visitation, Tate's SVVB offers a safe alternative

Discover the best security postures with high levels of availability and reliability

The devices include both free educational content and paid services like music and family messaging

Upgrade your agency’s social media game and use it to recruit women and diverse applicants

Correctional officers must understand how inmates weaponize hot-button topics

Communicating with inmates as if they are objects will lead to negative interactions

An inmate's lack of eye contact could have many different motivations. In this tip, risk management expert and Lexipol co-founder Gordon Graham reveals how to use all of your senses to read an inmate's body language to protect yourself and others. 

Get more tips from Gordon here.

When hackers hold computer systems hostage, police and corrections officers have to manage the fallout without the help of technology

Deploying multiple skills at the same time helps correctional professionals be more effective in an ever-changing environment

Positive communication from the control tower can set the tone for the rest of the facility