Design – Construction – Operations
Departments of Corrections across the country have consistently increased and changed the methods, programs, and educational opportunities they offer at correctional facilities with the ultimate goal of reducing recidivism.
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As an architect and educator frustrated by the many challenges facing an unprepared inmate recently released for his third time in prison, I believe we are long overdue in rethinking the purpose and form of incarceration in an era of social justice. What follows is a such a proposal, Rehab City.
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GTL has stepped up with a few intriguing initiatives in recent months, with two efforts tied to seasonally meaningful causes and another focused on cooking up career opportunities for inmates in the culinary field.
Read moreGTL recently announced a new milestone in professional and rehabilitative education through its Learning Management System (LMS), adding to its reputation as a leader in transformative corrections technology that improves outcomes for inmates and facilities.
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Stuart Hudson has been named as the interim director of the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC) after the
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Platforms like Virtual Rehab are on the rise to address the sobering statistic from a recent Bureau of Justice Statistics study that found that inmates released from state prisons have a five-year recidivism rate of roughly 77 percent.
Read moreSaline County Community Corrections officials continue to seek alternatives to address overcrowding at the county jail in Salina.
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The Tulare County Detention Facility is in the midst of a major construction project that will house 550 inmates upon completion
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The corrections industry currently faces a paradigm shift that will have a major effect on correctional design
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