2020 ACA San Diego Program Book_Winter Conference

with Disabilities Education Act and The Department of Justice. Lack of identification and provision of necessary services and assistive devices has resulted in litigation across the United States. Recent case law will be highlighted. Learning Objectives: • Participants will be able to immediately apply proven strategies and approaches to daily operations including but not limited to: Introduction to hearing loss and its impact on communication competency, methodology, and expectations for staff and deaf and hard of hearing offenders. • Participants will understand the relationship between hearing loss, language and educational levels which impact skills of daily living and their applicability to corrections. • Participants will gain an understanding of the impact of misdiagnosed, undiagnosed and exacerbated mental health disorders specific to the deaf and hard of hearing offender and their applicability to correctional settings. • Participants will learn litigation issues and hot topics across the country specific to corrections and deaf and hard of hearing offenders. Moderator: Vicki Myers , (retired), Missouri Department of Corrections, Jefferson City, Missouri Speakers: Eileen D. Baker , M.Ed., Educational Consultant, Old Saybrook, Connecticut; David M. Tatarsky , Senior CLC Attorney, Federal Bureau of Prisons, North Central Region, Kansas City, Missouri

outcomes for youth in post-dispositional residential care. This workshop will review the Youth in Custody Practice Model (YICPM), which serves as a guide to best practices in youth corrections. An overview of the YICPM will be provided, including the developmental origins and core components. As an example of the implementation of the YICPM, the San Diego County Probation Department will review strategies for how the model is used to improve outcomes as well as the working environment for staff and living environment for youth. Learning Objectives: • Describe the core components of the Youth in Custody Practice Model. • Provide an example of how the YICPM achieved by incorporating research-based principles into everyday practices in juvenile corrections. Moderator: Matt Strickland , Supervising Probation Officer, San Diego County Probation Department, San Diego, California Speakers: Charles Boright , Division Chief, San Diego County Probation Department, San Diego, California; Sandra McBrayer , Chief Executive Officer, Children’s Initiative, San Diego, California Room 11B The ACA Data Repository Center’s mission is to provide quality information and analysis through data warehousing, intelligence and consultation in an effort to improve correctional systems decision making and operational efficiencies. Data informed decision making requires accurate data sets from comparable populations or environments to track national or local correctional metrics and trends. This session will highlight the Data Repository can be used to implement practice enhancements in juvenile corrections. • List at least one outcome that can be C-2H Data Repository Center (DRC): Evaluating Trends in Correctional Data

Workshops

Monday, Jan. 13 t 4–5:30 p.m.

C-2G Improving Outcomes for Youth in Custody: How San Diego County is Enhancing Residential Services for Youth on Probation Room 8 Agencies and staff working in

juvenile correctional institutions need support implementing best practices to achieve optimal

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