Creating More Pathways to Postsecondary Success in Corrections
We solved one of education’s biggest challenges during COVID: how to reach students who couldn’t be in a classroom.
We solved one of education’s biggest challenges during COVID: how to reach students who couldn’t be in a classroom.
For correctional facilities, contraband screening technology is more than just equipment.
Part I of this series explored how early programming shapes successful courthouse design by identifying operational needs, aligning stakeholders and balancing project goals with budgets.
CHP’s approach combines healthcare delivery with operational and compliance support. | Photo Credit: Courtesy of CHP By Lindsey Coulter The implementation of Medicaid 1115 waiver programs represents more than a…
Courthouses are among the most demanding civic buildings to plan.
Historically, correctional facilities were cold, institutional and not places that promoted healing.
Approximately 50 attendees representing correctional systems, community organizations and people formerly incarcerated participated in Chicago Beyond’s National Justice Strategy Lab, held Sept. 23–24 in Chicago. | Photo Credit (all): Chicago…
A correctional agency can deploy thousands of tablets and still lack a measurable rehabilitation strategy.
A pressing question for correctional agencies is how to deliver environments that accommodate changing clinical needs while remaining practical to build, maintain and operate over the long term.
For decades, correctional design has evolved beyond simply containing incarcerated populations.