2021 ACA Nashville Program Book_151st Congress of Correction

corrections. The workshop will provide an overview of evidence-based practice, including a summary of models of care delivery for those with OUD. Examples of partnership models between treatment providers and jails, drug courts, and community corrections will be provided. It will also include an overview of referral workflows and discharge planning tools that can support corrections practices. Learning Objectives: • Participants will be able to identify best practices for establishing partnerships between justice-involved agencies and community treatment providers. • Participants will be provided with an justice-involved individuals engaged in OUD treatment with Groups Recover Together. • Participants will be provided with an overview of training strategies for justice-involved staff involved in discharge planning and OUD referrals. Moderator: Ryan Thornell , Ph.D., Deputy Commissioner, Maine Department of Corrections, Augusta, Maine overview of an evidence-based model of care and outcomes for

Speakers: Ryan Thornell , Ph.D., Maine Department of Corrections, Augusta, Maine; Cooper Zelnick , Chief Strategy Officer, Groups Recover Together, Burlington, Maine D-2F Re-Thinking Security: Tennessee’s “Back to the Drawing Board” Approach to Institutional Security — Compliance and Operations Collaborative Sponsored by the Adult Corrections Committee Room 208A Track: Prisons The Tennessee Department of Correction (TDOC) has embarked on a journey to take a fresh look at how it approaches institutional security to combat the ever-present issues of contraband and inmate violence. Working in collaboration, TDOC’s Inspector General and Assistant Commissioner of Prisons developed a plan to conduct a statewide review of institutional security. This review has taken a fresh and unencumbered look at how institutional security operates and how it can be improved and modified due to a variety of circumstances, while also bolstering those tenants of security that must always be adhered to and improved upon. Learning Objectives:

Saturday, Aug. 14 t 10:30 a.m.–12 p.m.

Workshops

• Understand the benefits of going back to the drawing board and taking a fresh look/ approach to institutional security. • Appreciate the benefits of collaboration of internal partners of various areas within correction to accomplish the common goal of better overall security. • See the successes and roadblocks to re-thinking institutional security practices and procedures. Moderator: Lee Dotson , Assistant Commissioner of

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