5th Annual Spring "Community Reentry" Workshops & Conference


April 25-27, 2012

Las Vegas, Nevada, USA


Evidence-based Programs & Supports for Effective Transitions to Community


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RE-ENTRY IS IN FOCUS!
  • Pre-Conference Workshop: April 25, 2012
  • Conference: April 26 - 27, 2012

** Earn up to 24 Continuing Education hoursreentryinfocus.jpg

"... thousands incarcerated do not belong there and many who exit return before long - a phenomenon which erodes the tax base and force expenditures that can be put to better use.  This condition will only exacerbate as our veterans return home..." Sobem Nwoko, President, Joyfields Institute.

With these considerations its no surprise that citizens and policy makers are holding agencies accountable for adopting programs and practices that get desired results - stemming the incarceration tide and also reducing offender recidivism.  So what are some of the considerations you are faced with in your jurisdiction as you develop and implement your reentry effort?

road_to_reentry.jpgIf any of these fit into what you are trying to accomplish, we invite you to join us in Las Vegas, Nevada for the 5th Annual "Community Reentry" Workshops & Conference this April 25 - 27.  This much-anticipated event is designed to help professionals enhance reentry efforts through the confident application of evidence-based and strength-centered practices.

Given the aggressive measures governments must take to deal with sky-rocketing incarceration costs and its legal implications, agencies must be better prepared.  Join us to learn current and future trends in evidence-based approaches of how to proactively handle these challenges.

The faculty is exemplary featuring experts to help us focus on what works and avoid costly experiments!  Bring your team along and spread out to cover all bases.

Program Basics
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  • Developing A System Of Reentry 
  • Evidence-Based Risk And Needs Assessment Practice And Instruments For Reentry
  • Targeted And Sustained Case Plannning And Management Of Clients In Community
  • Reducing Overcrowding Through Alternatives To Incarceration And Graduated Sanctions And Services
  • Developing Responsive Institutional And Community-Based Programming
  • Working With Special Populations – Women, Youth, Elderly, Veterans, Sex Offenders, Etc.
  • Identifying Replicable Practices To Adopt into Your Program
  • Collaborations and Community Partnerships for Implementing Evidence-Based
  • Evidence-Based Programming, What Works And Selection Considerations For Your Agency
  • Strategies For Reducing Overcrowding: Alternatives To Sentencing, Incarceration And Community Supervision
  • Workforce Development: Guiding Offenders To Compete In The Workplace
  • Effective Case Management Of Offender Clients In The Institution And In Community
  • Funding Gaps: How To Ensure Sustainability Of Your Agency Or Program
  • Business Leadership, Staff Development & Programs Evaluation
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MEETING AT A GLANCE

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP DAY

Wednesday, April 25, 2012


8:30—4:30
Strategies and Tactics of Evidence-based Community Reentry & Reintegration
Dr. Paul Elam, Project Director, Public Policy Associates, Inc.
5:30—7:00Reception Outing - TBD

CONFERENCE DAY-1

Thursday, April 26, 2012

8:30-9:30
World Class Reentry Programs: Building Agencies To Be Reckoned With
Sobem Nwoko, President, Joyfields Institute
9:30-9:45AM Break
9:45–12:00

Collaboration & Community Partnerships: Key Factors for Implementing Evidence-based
Reentry Practices In A Real World

Robert Vander Kamp, Inmate Programs anager, San Diego County Sheriff’s Department
12:00–1:15Lunch
1:15-2:45
Program Alternatives to Sentencing & Incarceration: Veteran Treatment Courts, Parolee Re-entry Courts and Community Corrections
Robert Vander Kamp, Inmate Programs Manager, San Diego County Sheriff’s Department
2:45–3:00PM Break 
3:00–4:30

Evidence-based Programs: What Works and How to Select Which One Fits Your Agency
Mark Lowis, LMSW, MSW, MINT, President MML Consulting

CONFERENCE DAY-2

Friday, April 27, 2012

8:30–9:30
Workforce Development: Current & Future Trends For Getting Clients Gainfully Employed
Sobem Nwoko, President, Joyfields Institute
9:30-10:15AM Break
10:15–12:00Community Supervision: Evidence-based Practices for Probation & Parole Staffs
Mark Lowis, LMSW, MSW, MINT, President MML Consulting
12:00–1:15Lunch
1:15–3:00
Developing Goals and Your Implementation Action Plan
Mark Lowis, LMSW, MSW, MINT, President MML Consulting 
 3:00:          CONFERENCE CONCLUDES

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KEY REASONS YOU AND YOUR COLLEAGUES SHOULD ATTEND A JOYFIELDS INSTITUTE PROGRAM

Approved Education Provider

NAADAC/National Certification Commission 
(NCC) Provider #745

California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) Continuing Education Provider, PCE 4645

STC Approved Provider

Many licensing/certification bodies accept these designation.  Please check with your licensing body.

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INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPANTS

Joyfields offers special assistance for international participants traveling to the USA from abroad.  Our package includes assistance with obtaining accommodation, visas, and transportation. 

Let us know if we can assist you in anyway by sending email to international@joyfields.org or calling +1(678)720-2772.  Make sure to provide details.  Tell us in your email exactly how we can assist.  Include a telephone number and email address in all correspondence so we can contact you if necessary.

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ACCOMMODATION, REGISTRATION FEE, INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPANTS

Our host hotel for the event is;

Embassy Suites Convention Center
3600 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, NV 89169

This is a beautiful all-suite property located off-strip.  Its 3/4 miles from the Las Vegas Strip, Wynn/Venetian/Fashion Show Mall area.  Its located 2 blocks from the Las Vegas Monorail and Las Vegas Convention Center. 

It features private bedrooms and living room with a sofa sleeper. Galley kitchen with wetbar, refrigerator, coffeemaker, and microwave.

Enjoy a Complimentary hot cooked to order breakfast each morning. Complimentary Evening Manager's Reception featuring your favorite beverages and light snacks, nightly.

O
ur special negotiated rate is $119 per night of the program, plus applicable taxes and local fees.  You must mention the Group Code, JOYFIELDS INSTITUTE to receive this rate.

  • Making your reservations:

    BY PHONE: Please call the hotel directly to make your reservations at +1-702-947-7166 or +1-888-243-9146.  You must mention the Group Code JOYFIELDS INSTITUTE to receive our special negotiated rate.

  • Hotel Room Block expires to March 20th or when we run out of the room block.  Please make your reservations now.  Participants are responsible for all accommodations, airfare, associated incidental expenses.

If you need assistance, please contact Joyfields Institute at 770-409-8780

REGISTRATION


The registration fee covers;
Registration Tuition * (Register 3 or more at the same time, and the 4th person attends FREE)

2-Day Conference ONLY
2-Day Conference PLUS Pre-Conference Workshop

* Early registration discount.  Register by February 21, 2012, get $100 OFF each!  The discount will be applied during checkout.  

To Register Your slot Online, click here, or download and complete registration form and fax to +1(678)605-0271.

* Members take additional 10% OFF.  Get Membership >>

*4th Participant Attends FREE!  Register 3 or more at the same time, and the 4th person attends FREE

For assistance, call +1(770)409-8780.

Program agenda, dates, fees, faculty and various other aspects of the event are subject to change without notice.  Thank you.