With regrets, we're announcing that the Criminal Justice & Behavior (CJB) 50th Anniversary Celebration in Phoenix next month has been rescheduled. We hope you can join us when the event takes place in late January 2025. Learn more here:

Sign up now for CEP Probation's upcoming workshop in Barcelona, Spain, taking place from 11/26-27. Several vital presentations on mental health in prison/probation settings will be shared. bit.ly/3z3XweE

Paper abstracts now being accepted for the first Women in Corrections Conference, sponsored by ICPA and TIJ Thailand, in Bangkok from Feb 21-25, 2025. To review the conference themes and submit, click here: bit.ly/3ZSolNM

This month's free article from Criminal Justice & Behavior (CJB), courtesy of @SAGEJournals, examines how cognitive-behavioral technique training affects probation officers and caseloads. Consider joining IACFP to gain full access to our scholarship on criminal justice topics! bit.ly/48XTnWs

New CMSGov guidelines offer waivers for inmates to receive Medicare/Medicaid services as they undergo reentry. KFF reports on the current state of this welcome policy change -- read about the intentions and potential benefits here: bit.ly/3Q5X4Se

Become an IACFP member to gain access to a library of exclusive resources and a networking community of professionals! Signing up through our new Membership Portal is quick and easy: bit.ly/3YBQ2Km

The bi-monthly, members-exclusive IACFP BULLETIN offers CJB article summaries, international news, and much more. The upcoming Sept/Oct edition looks at telepsychiatry and the recent UN Office on Drugs & Crime report on global prison trends. Subscribe to get your first issue: bit.ly/41H7kVa

Criminologist and Missing Children SA National Director Bianca van Aswegen sits down for a conversation on the tactics child trafficking rings use to commit their crimes in plain sight. Learn more by listening here: bit.ly/3XUzr2p

IACFP Exec. Director @townsendcherie talks with Rose Ricciardelli of Marine Institute, Memorial University, an expert on staff well-being in corrections, about topics such as trauma management and the duties of administrators. Read the whole conversation here: bit.ly/4hqe6qa

Today we're recommending the criminal justice-focused journalism of The Marshall Project, which is sure to spark discussion among our members. Learn more and sign up for one of their regular newsletters here: bit.ly/3AaH90c The Marshall Project

This month's free article from Criminal Justice & Behavior (CJB), courtesy of @SAGEJournals, takes a closer look at "Project Choices," a videogame designed for correctional intervention. Consider joining IACFP to gain full access to our scholarship on criminal justice topics! bit.ly/48XTnWs

As several regions worldwide suffer the ravages of war, UN Office on Drugs & Crime offers a set of vital resources to help caregivers in these areas provide safety and stability to young children. Read more about these resources here: bit.ly/4hx1HkB

Our new Membership Portal makes it easy to join the IACFP community and take advantage of resources like exclusive webinars! Keep an eye on this space to learn about other ways the IACFP Board will be supporting our members in 2025: bit.ly/3YBQ2Km

The recent UN Office on Drugs & Crime report on the global prison population and rehabilitation programs, including strategies to solve pressing concerns, is summarized in the new Sept/Oct issue of the IACFP Bulletin. Read our write-up here: bit.ly/4fkdkK4

The upcoming @ACAInfo Winter Conference brings together global leaders and practitioners for a valuable networking and education event. This year's conference will be Jan 10-14 in Orlando, FL — sign up today! bit.ly/40Dm4GS

A survey of prisoners in Greece asks for their perceptions of both in-person mental health care and telepsychiatry services. Read our summary article in the new Sept/Oct issue of the IACFP Bulletin: bit.ly/3YVv34L

At the recent NIJ Research Conference, attendees discussed the impact of science on justice system practices. Read more about the topics engaged and speakers involved through this summary at U.S. Department of Justice website: bit.ly/3CTzmVw

We'd like to express our gratitude to our IACFP membership and leaders, as well as all practitioners in the field of corrections. We appreciate your efforts to continue learning and shaping evidence-based practices worldwide!

The annual Western Society of Criminology conference offers workshops and presentations on relevant topics in the modern justice system. The 2025 conference will be from 2/6 - 2/8 in Seattle, WA — sign up today! bit.ly/3CYg5CI

SAVE THE DATE! On 1/24, we'll be celebrating CJB_Journal at a special virtual event co-hosted by ASU Criminal Justice. Enjoy presentations by leading experts as we honor 50 years of publication -- click here to register today: bit.ly/3Vp2Wc6