2024 ACA National Harbor Program Book_Winter Conference

Texas; David Yebra , Director, Training and Leader Development Division, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Huntsville, Texas

Moderator: Carla Joseph , Facility Administrator, Nashville Sheriff’s Office, Nashville, Tennessee Speakers: Ruby J. Joyner , Chief of Corrections, Nashville Sheriff’s Office, Nashville, Tennessee; Lisel Stephen , Assistant Administrator of Program, Nashville Sheriff’s Office, Nashville, Tennessee C-1D The Leadership Challenge: Our Correctional Professional Leader for 2030 Track: Staff Training Room: National Harbor 5 Our leadership challenge as we look to 2030 is to develop ourselves and our future correctional professionals to lead in a complex environment. What are the leadership qualities we need to lead the transformation and emerge from our current volatile and uncertain state? What leadership capacity do we expect of our emerging leaders to shape this new culture that demands greater efficiency and less staff intensity? In this workshop we will blend current leadership philosophy with the demands of our correctional environment. We’ll explore a range of leadership styles that include adaptive leadership, enhancing psychological safety, the power of a beautiful question and negotiation styles to de-escalate and improve our effectiveness. Learning Objectives: • Explore leadership styles that transform and shape the culture of the correctional profession. • Identify the leadership capacity our emerging leaders need to guide the future of the correctional profession. • Blend relevant leadership theory with the challenges we are facing today that require greater efficiency with less staff. Moderator: Tracy Reveal , PH. D, Parole Board Member, Ohio Department of Rehabilitation Correction, Cincinnati, Ohio Speakers: Cody Ginsel , Director, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Huntsville,

C-1E A Framework for Pretrial Justice: Essential Elements of an Effective Pretrial

System and Agency-NIC Track: ACA Resources Room: National Harbor 6

The National Institute of Corrections in collaboration with the Pretrial Executives Network (The PEN) seeks to define and support evidence-based practices that improve decision-making at the pretrial stage of our criminal justice system. Our goal is to enhance the safety of America’s communities and foster the fair administration of pretrial release and detention. With the release of A Framework for Pretrial Justice: Essential Elements of an Effective Pretrial System and Agency, NIC and The PEN helped inform the discussion on bail reform and pretrial justice by presenting and defining the fundamentals of an effective pretrial system and the essential elements of a high functioning pretrial services agency. This is a foundational document for the National Institute of Corrections and to the field as it describes these essential elements as well as the components of an evidence-based framework for improving pretrial outcomes nationwide. This document should serve as a guide for jurisdictions interested in improving their current pretrial systems. Learning Objectives: • Overview of A Framework for Pretrial Justice: Essential Elements of an Effective Pretrials System and Agency. • Highlight the fundamentals of an effective pretrial system and how you can take a system wide approach to bail reform to achieve the three M’s: Maximize Release, Maximize Court Appearance and Maximize Public Safety. • Provide the most current resources for pretrial service agencies.

WORKSHOPS Saturday, Jan. 6 ▼ 8–9:30 a.m.

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