Community supervision, including probation and parole, is a pivotal component of the criminal justice system that offers an alternative to traditional incarceration, allowing individuals to serve their sentences in the community while adhering to specified conditions and supervision.
Criminal justice involvement perpetuates more criminal justice involvement. To overcome this dilemma and shift paradigms surrounding probation and parole, we developed the Person-Centered Supervision model for improving client services.
A Person-Centered approach promotes success by recognizing people as unique individuals with distinct strengths, needs, circumstances, and goals. This model enables us to provide individuals with resources and opportunities to ensure personal growth and support their transition into law-abiding and productive community members.
Our aim is to offer guidance and insights. Pursuing ‘next’ practices involves adhering to and contributing to the body of research defining ‘best’ practices.
Our dedication to evidence-based practices, continual innovation, and transparent, research-driven methods distinguishes us, ensuring effective, holistic support for successful reintegration and safer communities.
Through ongoing training, we stay at the forefront of advancements in public safety, ready to share this knowledge to help you and your community thrive.
Original research findings aiming to solve problems and improve services.
Explore a library of scholarly publications supporting evidence-based principles.
Timely, useful criminal justice metrics for stakeholders, researchers, and the public.
Coverage of intersections between criminal justice issues and supervision.
We invite you to explore our content, join the conversation, and be inspired by the positive impact of evidence-based community supervision. Together, we can build stronger, safer communities where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.