First published 2017
The Federal Bureau of Prisons faces a critical mission: preparing inmates to successfully return to society while protecting public safety. This comprehensive directory examines how the Bureau develops and implements national reentry programs across federal institutions. The guide reveals the systematic approach behind standardized programs that equip inmates with essential skills for life after release. Each program receives dedicated resources and regular quality reviews to ensure effectiveness. The Bureau adapts programs for specific populations, including a specialized version of the Residential Drug Abuse Treatment Program designed specifically for female inmates. The directory provides detailed program summaries covering descriptions, timeframes, admission requirements, content, research support, applicable policies, and institutional locations. This resource demonstrates the Bureau's commitment to evidence-based rehabilitation that serves both inmates preparing for release and communities receiving them.
Genres: reference, non-fiction, government, law
Vibes: authoritative, informative, thought-provoking
Tropes: evidence-based, institutional-change
Setting: Federal Bureau of Prisons
Period: 21st-century
26 pages · Paperback · CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform