2022 ACA New Orleans Program Book_152nd Congress of Correction

Workshops

Saturday, Aug. 6 t 1:30–3 p.m.

to these subjects, while spending most of the focus on when to actually use force. This workshop highlights the work of correctional agencies that have implemented behavioral intervention policy and training practices and will share their strategies for preparing staff. This will include how to implement training after making a policy change, getting buy-in from the leadership and the union and creating a training team. Learning Objectives: 1.To identify the agency’s training priorities and establish a training plan and team that develop the training material and relay information as needed. 2.To identify what resources will be needed to support the implementation of the training plan (e.g., CIT Trained staff, Body Worn Camera equipment/training for staff, Automation of the BI/UOF Packet, Investigations Training, etc.). 3.To research information relative to your agency, as to provide site-specific data re: the offender population (mental health, recovery services data), as well as labor relations/investigations information that can be used to support scenarios/videos.

Moderator: David Yebra , Director of Leadership & Training Development, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Huntsville, Texas Speakers: Bobby Lumpkin , Division Director, Correctional Institutions, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Huntsville, Texas; Tracy Reveal , Ph.D., Ohio Department of Rehab & Correction (ODRC), Columbus, Ohio C-3D Louisiana Prisoner Reentry Initiative (La-PRI): Laying the Groundwork for a Better Louisiana Room 253 Tracks: Reentry/Community Corrections Strong and sustained local support is the single most critical aspect of the implementation of the Louisiana Prisoner Reentry Initiative (LA-PRI). Local efforts at education, training, planning and implementation need significant guidance and support in order to build the capacity for system reform. As such Louisiana DOC partnered with 10 community organizations across the state so local reentry coalitions could benefit from a local Community

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