Sadly, public safety is not great at learning from past mistakes
No New Ways to Get in Trouble: Why Public Safety Needs a Better “Learning Management System”
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Category: Corrections
Preserving Life: The Importance of Jail Suicide Prevention Training
You are standing before a class of rookies … the “newbies” … the “greenhorns.” Today’s lesson is on preventing suicide in the inmate population. The learners sit up, prepare to listen attentively; they will be tested on this, and passing the academy is critical for...
“I Got to Know”: Curiosity Is Essential for Risk Management
There is a link between curiosity and intelligence
The Value of Jail Programs
Yes, some inmates do want to change.
Are You Ready for Your Next PREA Audit?
Everyone has a role to play in keeping inmates safe.
Special Populations in Corrections: Elderly Inmates
Serving time is stressful — even more so for older offenders.
Taking on “Bud”: Why Reckless Employees Have No Place in Public Safety
Do you have a “Bud” working for you?
Jail Staff Not Liable for Inmate’s Suicide
The evidence showed the jail staff did not subjectively believe Lawler was suicidal
Understanding Moral Injury in First Responders
Moral injury “has an all-encompassing effect”
Servant Leadership in Public Safety: A Balancing Act
Servant leadership starts from a place of humility
Tips for Corrections Training: Keep It Interesting, Keep It Relevant
Effective training requires advance preparation
Online Training for First Responders: Embrace the Change
It’s here to stay, but it won’t replace hands-on instruction