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AI can help correctional staff manage information and identify potential concerns, but decisions affecting custody, discipline, security and release must remain in human hands
Former Missouri corrections director Anne Precythe says rebuilding the department started with listening to employees, strengthening supervision and putting the right leaders in place
Whitley v. Albers helps define when force restores discipline and when it becomes unconstitutional punishment
While good for protecting your eyesight, be aware that wearing sunglasses as a first responder could be seen as intimidation
Build a stronger recruitment strategy with workforce data and local insights
Forget the rumors and academy horror stories. A veteran corrections officer shares what you really need to know about making mistakes, night shift and earning your place on the team
Dr. Gary Slutkin’s groundbreaking approach to violence prevention offers correctional professionals a different way to think about safety, intervention and rehabilitation
Hiring young COs doesn’t mean relaxing standards or assuming every candidate from the same generation has identical needs
The job is hard enough. Don’t let gossip, cynicism and workplace drama become the part of corrections that follows you home
Speakers at One Voice United said sharing firsthand experiences is essential to improving public understanding, supporting staff wellness and shaping effective policy