This webinar will focus on the unique obstacles faced by community supervision professionals in rural settings. From limited resources and geographic isolation to societal stigmas and insufficient support networks, this training will delve into the complexities of effectively supervising individuals in these communities. Participants will gain valuable strategies and innovative solutions through an interactive discussion to enhance their practices and improve outcomes. The panel will also include a justice-involved individual who will share their personal experiences and insights on navigating supervision in a rural environment.
Participants in the webinar will learn effective strategies for engaging justice-involved individuals in these areas, focusing on innovative approaches that foster trust and collaboration within the community. Additionally, the session will explore methods for building and strengthening support networks, which can significantly enhance supervision outcomes and promote rehabilitation in rural settings.
Speakers:
- Brock Dietrich, Region Manager, Field Operations Administration, Michigan Department of Corrections
- Coltan Harrington, Field Services Administrator, Wyoming
- Undrea (Gem) Jones, Management Consultant, Arkansas
- Todd Winslow, Director, 38th & 454th Judicial Districts Community Supervision and Corrections Department, Texas