Vol. 78 Nbr. 3, May 2016

Index

• Securus Technologies.
• Welcome new members.
• Interim results of the desistance approach by three federal agencies.
• So the juvenile justice reform legislation has passed--now what?
• Support for raising the age for justice-involved youths.
• The First 50 in the nation: correctional behavioral health certification program.
• Promoting zero tolerance of sexual abuse in juvenile facilities.
• Creating healing with changes in thinking.
• Gaining job and life skills behind bars: tools that transform lives.
• Under new influence: changing behavior with individualized management plans.
• The utility of a multi-tiered behavioral system in juvenile justice: the positive behavioral interventions and supports framework.
• The Stanford prison experiment: the fundamentals of a secure residential environment.
• ACA congratulates newly certified and recertified professionals.
• Gathering in the Big easy for the 2016 Winter conference: January 22-27, 2016.
• Attendees enjoy discussion of politics, corrections and New Orleans with James Carville.
• Host committee.
• Health care welcome reception greets conference attendees.
• Seeking facility change through step-down programs anti consistent communication.
• Professionals from different industries discuss oversight and accreditation.
• Exhibit hall creates an exciting and intriguing environment for attendees.
• Exhibit hall open house draws corrections professionals and vendors.
• The attorney general discusses White House initiatives and restrictive housing at the Annual Luncheon.
• Grand prize winner takes home a Smart TV, entertainment system.
• Corrections professionals honored during the General Session and Annual Luncheon.
• Policies and resolutions.
• Corrections calendar.
• Crisis Negotiation for Law Enforcement, Corrections, and Emergency Services: Crisis Intervention as Crisis Negotiation.
• Caught: The Prison State and the Lockdown of American Politics.
• 7 steps to positive change in correctional chaplaincy.
• Recently accredited facilities.