Month	2011	2012
February/March	Juvenille Corrections	Standards and Accreditation
April/May	Eco-Friendly Corrections	Reentry Programs
June/July	Best in the Business	Best in the Business
August/September	Preparing for Disaster	Special Populations
October/November	Mental Health	Professional Development
December 2012/January 2013	Training and Tecnology	Women Working in Corrections

December 2012/January 2013 Commentary: Women Working in Corrections: New Questions, Different Voices By Andie Moss Continuing Support for Women in Corrections By Joan Shoemaker and Susan Jones Women in Juvenile Justice: Leadership Advice From Professionals By Cherie Townsend Friends Outside's Positive Parenting for Incarcerated Parents: An Evaluation BBy Charlene Wear Simmons, Amanda Noble and Marcus Nieto October/November 2012 Commentary: The Importance of Quality Training and Development in Corrections By Ken Sturdy Professional Development in Corrections: Commitment or Complacence?a> By Robert J. Krieg Wyoming Department of Corrections Uses Technology to Provide Realistic Staff Training By Peter Norris and Jeffie Wiggins The Key to Managing Staff Training: A Learning Management System By Diane Geiman August/September 2012 Commentary: Addressing Special Populations in Corrections By Thomas E. Patterson Juveniles Who Sexually Offend: Special Considerations for a Population Difficult to Define By Susan Burke Military Prisoners: How Do They Differ From Civilian Offenders? By David Haasenritter and Peter J. Grande The Role of Family and Pro-Social Relationships in Reducing Recidivism By Lorig Charkoudian, Bonita L. Cosgrove, Dennis P. Ferrell and Shawn M. Flower Roanoke County Sheriff's Office Is on the Cutting Edge of Accreditation By Denise Ory June/July 2012 Commentary: Best in the Business Recipients Exemplify Change in Corrections By Carl C. Danbergnt> Correctional Officer's Quick Actions Give Victim a Second Chance at Life By Lisa Harlow Heroic Correctional Officer Saves Fellow Officer By Alice Heiserman Prison Libraries Make a Difference in Colorado By Jenna Scafuri Navy Leader Provides Sound Judgment in Military Corrections By Kate Shaw Demystifying the Role of Correctional Health Care Providers By Harbans Deol and Ed O'Brien April/May 2012 Commentary: Reentry - Recidivism Reducing Strategies in Challenging Times By Ray Roberts Making Reentry Work in Maryland By Mark Vernarelli and Erin Julius Mentoring4Success: Mentoring Adult Offenders in Kansas By Gloria J. Geither Stopping the Madness: A New Reentry System for Juvenile Corrections By By Scott Sells, Irene Sullivan and Donald DeVore February/March 2012 Commentary: Accreditation Matters By Denise M. Robinson Juvenile Detention and Corrections Standards: Looking Back and Ahead By Mary Livers and Charles J. Kehoe ACA's Core Jail Standards - Two Years Later By Rod Miller Accreditation of the Mexico Federal Prison System: Utilizing Core International Standards BBy Cathy Slack, Ben Shelor and Kathy Black-Dennis December/January 2012 Commentary: Modern Training in Corrections By Artis R. Hobbs/font> Correctional Training and Technology: Keys to the Future By Eugene Atherton and Paul Sheldon Implementing Online Training: The Experience of the Montgomery County Department of Probation By Diane Geiman The Arkansas Sex Offender Assessment Process: Doing It Right By Sheri Flynn Communications and Publications Director Touched Many Lives By Susan Clayton October/November 2011 Commentary: Addressing the Mental Health Crisis in Corrections By Bruce Sieleni Collaboration for Success in Interagency Correctional Mental Health Reentry By Bob Mann, Donna Bond and Robert Powitzky Behavior Management Plans Decrease Self-Injury By Sharen Barboza and John S. Wilson Reduce Recidivism Among Mentally Ill Offenders With Intensive Outpatient Support Programs BBy Declan Wynne and Kevin St. Jacques August/September 2011 Commentary: When Disaster Strikes, Strike Back With a Culture of Preparedness By Brian Koehn The Role of Leadership Style in Emergency Preparedness By Doug Dretke and Joe Serio Ensuring the Best Defense When Faced With an Unimaginable Opponent By Cathy Fontenot Lessons Learned: How Harris County Jail Prepares for Disasters By Ronny Taylor and Steven Gregory Crianza Jr. The Mississippi DOC: Prepared to Meet the Responsibility of Emergency Response By Patricia Dean-Wilson June/July 2011 Commentary: Celebrating Success in Corrections By Eric Hoch Willam Babb: Pastor Makes a Difference in Indiana Corrections By Lisa Harlow Gena Chandler-Miller: Teen Summits Help Youths in Philadelphia By Brian Nielsen Kathleen Heine: Change and Challenges at Wyoming Women's Center By Jeannelle Ferreira Manuel Najarro: Technology and Dedication: Recipe for Success By Cody McBeth Suzanne Somerville: Innovative Mental Health Programs Improve Jail Operations By Jenna Scafuri Understanding and Implementing PREA Programs By Rhonda Vega Pennsylvania Works to Eliminate Sexual Assault in Prisons By Joyce Lukima April/May 2011 Commentary: Sustainable Practices Make Sense for Corrections By Tommy Norris/font> Greening of Corrections: Creating a Sustainable System By Mindy Feldbaum, Frank Greene and Sherry Carroll BOP Meets Conservation Goals With Energy Saving Performance Contract Program By Dave Williams, Marie Ferritto and Larry Sayles Green Job Training in Prisons Benefits Everyone By Leah Morgan February/March 2011 Commentary: New Practices in Juvenile Justice By Cheryln K."Cherie" Townsend

Functional Family Therapy and Multisystemic Therapy: Doing More With Less By Donald W. DeVore

Reducing Sexual Offending Among Juveniles in Maine By Sue Righthand, Nina Boulard, Julia Cabral and Asia Serwik

Juvenile Recidivism - Measuring Success or Failure: Is There a Difference? By Colette S. Peters and Shannon Myrick

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