ACA 2021 Virtual WC Program Book

is necessary to successfully integrate justice involved individuals from prison to the community. Moderator: Dawn Freeman , President & CEO, ReGen Hope, Addison, TX Speakers: Jason Cole , Speaker, ReGen Hope, Addison, TX; Curly Sellers , Chief of Housing and Program, Virginia Department of Corrections, Chatham, VA; Ghia Ridley-Hobbs , Director, Program & Services, ReGen Hope, Addison, TX; Stedman Graham , Chairman & CEO of S. Graham & Associates, Chicago, IL B-1E COVID-19 Vaccine Implementation Planning/Pitfalls/Lessons Learned (CE, CME) TRACK: Treatment Organization is essential as states prepare to distribute COVID-19 vaccine. In this session, we discuss priority distribution methods according to CDC guidance, as well as considerations in preserving public safety while considering long-term care. Vaccination tiers will be explored, as well as supply and authorization for emergency use. Learning Objectives : 1. Assess current CDC guidance for vaccine distribution 2. Explain how different systems are planning to distribute the vaccine 3. Compare vaccination tiers and priority distribution Speakers : Harold Clarke , Director, Virginia Department of Corrections, Virginia; Trey Fuller , PharmD, Assistant Director of Health Services, Chief Pharmacist, Virginia Department of Corrections, Virginia; Mike Magner , Central Region Emergency Coordinator, Virginia Department of Health, Virginia; Samuel Graitcer , MD, COVID-19 Vaccine Task Force, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ; Rena Fukunaga, PhD, Epidemiologist, Infection Prevention and Control, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

3. Participants will gain an understanding of the effects of outdoor recreation programs on juveniles and facility staff. Moderator: Vincent Ryan, Membership Service Representative, American Correctional Association, Alexandria, VA Speakers: Dr. Keith Cradle , Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office, Charlotte, NC, Garry McFadden , Sheriff, Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office, Charlotte, NC B-1D The REAL Workshop: Corrections Edition TRACK: Community Corrections Overview: The REAL Workshop Corrections Edition provides inspiration and a framework that supports the success of returning citizens and supports justice agencies who have some of the responsibility to habilitate and rehabilitate. The REAL Workshop is an interactive session taught by a diverse group of justice involved individuals and/or family members that provides the opportunity to share experiences from many different perspectives. The people who created and teach this workshop include women and men who were formerly incarcerated and are now home and on the right track, people who have never been incarcerated but have been affected in some way by the justice system and law enforcement/correction professionals who have worked 1. Participants will have a deeper understanding of the importance of motivating those in their care and custody and how showing empathy can create an environment that is conducive to successful community reintegration. 2. Participants will obtain a deeper understanding of how to actively examine and develop solutions that overcome the current reentry indicator barriers that greatly impact preparation for successful transitioning from incarceration to the community. 3. Participants will have a clear understanding of why collaboration of Justice Agencies and the Community in the justice system. Learning Objectives: