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Since 2023, CoreCivic has completed several projects aimed at improving our facilities through upgraded furniture, trauma-informed paint colors, housing unit layout designs, visitation rooms, sound absorption panels, and much more. These facility ...
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In March, nationally renowned singer-songwriter and Grammy-award winner, Jelly Roll, was warmly welcomed by staff and residents at CoreCivic's Trousdale Turner Correctional Center in Hartsville, Tennessee. Jelly Roll, whose birth name is Jason ...
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Ronson Griffin, who was once a resident at Wheeler Correctional Facility in Alamo, Georgia, shared his testimony of recovery and faith after having completed CoreCivic's Go Further Release program. Ronson was released from Wheeler in the fall of ...
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Danny Cosby knows what it's like to be incarcerated, but he also knows what it takes to rebuild a life and successfully reintegrate into the community. Cosby, founder of Danny Cosby Music Ministries, recently visited CoreCivic's Whiteville ...
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Much like books, movies can serve as inspiring forms of creative works. A group of young men at CoreCivic's Lake City Correctional Facility in Lake City, Florida, were recently part of a pilot program called Reel Resilience, delivered in partnership ...
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In downtown Cheyenne, Wyoming, a historic 38,000-square-foot building constructed in 1895 is home to CoreCivic's Cheyenne Transitional Center, a community corrections facility focused on helping residents successfully transition from incarceration ...
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Winner's Circle, a comprehensive digital personal development and workforce readiness program, is now available to residents at CoreCivic's Trousdale Turner Correctional Center in Hartsville, Tennessee. The program kicked off with an event at ...
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Women at CoreCivic's Fort Worth Transitional Center in Fort Worth, Texas, participated in an event that supports their reintegration journey. The facility partnered with local non-profit organization I Can Still Shine to host an uplifting reentry ...
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Humans are social beings who need human interaction and social support to thrive. Incarcerated individuals lose access to the freedoms of society and depend on visits from friends and family to stay connected with the outside world—a world that 95 ...
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Our perception shapes our reality, but when trauma has affected us, it alters how we perceive events to protect ourselves. Trauma changes how we see the world, our place in it, and our sense of safety. This transformation can be summed up by the ...
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Research shows that general education and vocational training programs are critical to preparing justice-involved individuals for a successful reentry. From day one, those in our care are individually assessed to determine which tools, resources, ...
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At CoreCivic's Crossroads Correctional Center in Shelby, Montana, residents can participate in a program that teaches them how to transcribe books into braille. Braille is a writing system that supports those who are blind or visually impaired by ...
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CoreCivic's Crowley County Correctional Facility in Olney Springs, Colorado, partners with WeBuild, a nonprofit dedicated to providing vocational training to incarcerated adults to give them a marketable trade to reduce recidivism. Residents ...
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CoreCivic facilities welcome volunteers who make a positive impact on the lives of justice-involved individuals. Whether the volunteers are faith-based, educators, or creatives, they can help cultivate positive and long-term change in the lives of ...
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In the United States, nearly six million pets enter shelters every year, hoping for a home to call their own. Many of these shelters are limited in space, leaving volunteers looking for opportunities to help dogs and cats find a family sooner. One ...
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