Religion in corrections

Religious programming issues are discussed.

This manual provides practical guidelines for administrators and chaplains to appropriately accommodate inmate religious beliefs and practices.

Answers to the questions of whether successful public-private faith-based partnerships exist, roadblocks to such collaborations, and what role the

This presentation provides an introductory overview to the masjid (prayer hall or mosque) and the religious worship of Islam and guidance for accom

Highlights are provided of advice given by individuals from correctional agencies and faith-based and community organizations on how to create succ

This “recent outcome evaluation of the InnerChange Freedom Initiative (InnerChange), a faith-based prisoner reentry program that has operated withi

Topics covered include: some religious issues in jails--head coverings, skirts, Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA) and i

“Much like our colleagues in the military and at hospitals, correctional chaplains provide pastoral care to those who are disconnected from the gen

“This paper presents evidence for why Corrections should take the humanist, spiritual, and religious [H/S/R] self-identities of people in prison se

Across the United States, chaplains and religious directors are overwhelmed with ensuring equitable consideration for all religious requests.