The National Institute of Corrections collaborated with the National Association of Probation Executives and the Utah Criminal Justice Center to understand the effects that community supervision fees have on agencies across the country. Many community supervision agencies rely on imposing supervision fees on persons under community supervision to support operating budgets. To further the dialogue

The onset of the COVID-19 virus created a never-before-seen crisis forcing correctional agencies and correctional leaders across the country to develop innovative solutions to keep their staff and populations safe while ensure continuity of operations. Recognizing the importance of understanding how correctional systems across the country adjusted to the two-year crisis, the National Institute of

On October 30, 2024, the National Institute of Corrections (NIC) hosted representatives from Rwanda and international justice reform organizations to discuss solutions to reentry that address the thousands of incarcerated people scheduled to return to their communities following their involvement in the Rwandan Genocide of 1994. Approximately 2,000 people are scheduled for release in the next 6

On October 21-22, 2024, Ronald Taylor, Prisons Division Chief at the National Institute of Corrections, moderated a panel on courageous leadership at the inaugural National Justice Convening hosted by Chicago Beyond. The purpose of the meeting was to examine the Chicago Beyond Holistic Safety Framework and to gather input from criminal justice leaders about the process.

Chief Taylor describes