Category: In the News
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Corrections1: Inmate deaths and in-custody fatalities: Communicating with transparency and compassion
How correctional leaders can address inmate deaths with honesty, compassion and timely communication that builds trust Editor’s note: This article is the second in a series titled “Words Matter Series: Critical Messaging in Corrections,” which takes a multi-part look at how correctional agencies communicate during their toughest moments. From officer injuries to inmate deaths, disturbances,… Read more
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Corrections1: Officer injuries and line-of-duty deaths: Communicating with compassion and clarity
Most agencies have detailed tactical protocols for responding to assaults and emergencies; fewer have communication protocols that are just as deliberate Editor’s note: This article is the first in a series titled “Words Matter Series: Critical Messaging in Corrections,” which takes a multi-part look at how correctional agencies communicate during their toughest moments. From officer… Read more
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Corrections Communicated Featured on Corrections Unfiltered Podcast
Corrections Communicated was recently featured on the Corrections Unfiltered podcast with hosts Pete, Rick, Chris, and Charlie — four seasoned corrections executives who are creating space for real conversations about the profession. In this episode, we discussed the mission of Corrections Communicated, the unique challenges of corrections communications, and the practical tools and resources available… Read more
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Corrections1: How to start a PIO program in your corrections agency
Establishing a PIO program is achievable for any corrections agency. Here’s how to structure the role, set protocols and build lasting communication practices. In today’s high-stakes environment, corrections agencies cannot afford to be silent, slow or scattered when it comes to communication. From use-of-force incidents and in-custody deaths to staffing shortages, escapes, contraband smuggling and… Read more
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Corrections1: Why every corrections agency needs a public information officer and strategic communications plan
From crisis response to staff morale, strong communication is no longer optional — it’s essential for operational success In today’s high-stakes environment, corrections agencies cannot afford to be silent, slow or scattered when it comes to communication. From use-of-force incidents and in-custody deaths to staffing shortages, escapes, contraband smuggling and legislative scrutiny, corrections professionals are… Read more
