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Technology in Institutional and Community Corrections: Innovative Approaches from National Institute of Justice-Funded Projects
Thu, Nov 13, 8:00 to 9:20am, Marquis Salon 15 - M2Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract/Description
The National Institute of Justice (NIJ) has invested substantially in research on innovative institutional correction technological projects. This panel will provide in-depth information on these projects. First, NIJ staff will describe the research. Second, researchers from CNA Corporation will discuss their project evaluating body-worn cameras in the Loudoun County, Virginia Adult Detention Center. Third, researchers from the University of Michigan will present findings from a project evaluating virtual reality job training in prisons. Finally, researchers from RTI will review a project on tablet-based reentry services. All presenters will discuss modalities, impacts, successes, and challenges.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Overview of the National Institute of Justice’s Portfolio of Research on Technological Advancements in Corrections - Danielle Crimmins, National Institute of Justice
The Impact of Body-Worn Cameras in a Jail on Response to Resistance and Resident Injuries - Brittany Cunningham, CNA Corporation; Daniel S. Lawrence, CNA Corporation; Bryce Peterson, Center for Justice Research and Innovation, CNA; James Coldren, CNA Corporation; Michael White, CNA Corporation; Jennifer Lafferty, CNA Corporation; Keri Richardson, CNA Corporation
A Randomized Controlled Trial of Virtual Reality Job Interview Training in Pre-Release Employment Readiness - Matthew J. Smith, University of Michigan; Meghan Harrington, University of Michigan; Brittany Ross, University of Michigan; Lady Funcke Munoz, University of Michigan; Camille R. Quinn, University of Michigan; Daphne M. Brydon, University of Cincinnati; Jennifer E. Johnson, Michigan State University; Gary S. Cuddeback, Virginia Commonwealth University; Justin D. Smith, University of Utah; James Merle, University of Utah; Jane K. Burke-Miller, University of Illinois Chicago; Morris D. Bell, Yale School of Medicine; Brian Friedman, Michigan Department of Corrections; Pamela Kryscio, Michigan Department of Corrections; Aaron Suganuma, Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office
Chair
Organized by a Division or external group?
Organized by the National Institute of Justice