2020 ACA San Diego Program Book_Winter Conference

have their own unique history, customs and tradition. How then should a correctional facility approach change? Some changes are quicker than others and some made rapidly, especially within smaller organizations, but to the majority out there it seems change is impossible at worst and extremely difficult at best. Through three programs at the US Army Mid-West Joint Regional Correctional Facility (Agriculture, Canine, and Vocational), this workshop will examine lessons learned from successful implementation and correctional management. Learning Objectives: • Identify the process for gaining momentum and a guiding coalition for new programs. • Recognize areas where growth can be made. • Identify programs that can further correctional missions. Moderator: Stephen Hansen , Deputy Director Correctional Program, Mid-Western Regional Correctional Facility, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Speakers: Gerald Bowman , Major, Director, Mid-Western Regional Correctional Facility, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas; Sidney Davis , First Lieutenant, 165 th Military Police

shirts/khakis for the classroom. The Walls of Detention are covered with framed inspirational quotes to encourage youth, serve as a conversation starter and teaching tool. The YMCA Y-Achievers program is the first inside of a detention facility and teaches life skills/ youth development. Barber School created for stimulate brain and cognitive functions as well as build teamwork which helps teens and facility in managing youth. • How daily inspirational quotes encourage officers and youth to hold positive conversations. • Uniform change to polo shirts and khakis changes the youth and staff perspective and programs teach entrepreneurship/ skills. Moderator: Keith Cradle , Ph.D., Director of Youth Programs, Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office, Charlotte, North Carolina Speakers: Keith Cradle , Ph.D., Director of Youth Programs, Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office, Charlotte, North Carolina; Garry L. McFadden , Sheriff, Mecklenburg County Sheriff Office, Charlotte, North Carolina skills/entrepreneurship. Learning Objectives: • Understand how outdoor activities

Workshops Saturday, Jan. 11 t 2–3:30 p.m.

Company, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas; Stephen Hansen , Deputy Director

A-3I Management of Inmate-Perpetrated Harassment of Corrections Staff: Prevalence, Response, and Impact Room 8 The management of negative inmate behavior is essential to the effective and efficient operation of any correctional institution. In many

Correctional Program, Mid-Western Regional Correctional Facility, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

A-3H Reimaging Detention and Restoring Hope for Youthful Offenders Room 5A Youth population has been denied the opportunity to enjoy physical activity outside for 19 years. Camp Cradle, an outdoor recreation program, launched in June 2019 and youth play football, badminton, corn hole and other sports and take a break during program hours. Green jumpsuits are worn for recreation. A local vendor provides youth with sneakers for the activities. A local vendor also provides polo

cases, management strategies involve staying ahead of new and creative approaches that inmates may take to gain advantage of other inmates and officers. These strategies must constantly evolve and must be continually evaluated to ensure effectiveness. The inmate-perpetrated harassment of officers is an issue in many correctional institutions. The speakers

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