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Transition from Prison to the Community [Videoconference Held February 12, 2003] [Participant's Manual]

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Published 2003. 1 computer disk; DVD-ROM

Information regarding the National Institute of Corrections' transition initiative and model, based on extensive practitioner input, and created by Abt Associates and NIC for use by state correctional systems, is imparted during this 3-hour videoconference. The transition model assists not only offenders released to community supervision, but also releasees who have served their full sentence. Topics covered include: history of transition; OJP Going Home overview; key trends; transition principles; collaboration promotion; what works; the NIC Transition Model; examples of the NIC Transition Model; examples of pilot programs in Oregon and Missouri; benefits and impact of the model; and action motivation. Accession Number: 018642

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