ICPA and Correctional News Forge Partnership to Advance Global Corrections Practice
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ICPA is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with Correctional News, a leading industry publication. This collaboration marks a significant step in ICPA's mission to promote evidence-based practices and humane correctional policies worldwide.
Through this new partnership, Correctional News and ICPA will work together to share valuable industry insights, support networking opportunities and provide resources for correctional professionals. As corrections policies and practices evolve, ICPA thought leaders and members will contribute expertise to Correctional News readers, driving progress and fostering a deeper understanding of global corrections and rehabilitation efforts.
“Correctional News is committed to delivering cutting-edge industry coverage and providing a platform for thought leadership in corrections,” said Torrey Sims, president of WMH Media, publisher of Correctional News.
“Partnering with ICPA aligns perfectly with our mission to inform and inspire correctional leaders with global insights, innovative practices and transformative solutions. We are thrilled to work alongside ICPA to bring their invaluable expertise to our readers, further enhancing industry dialogue and collaboration.”
Natalie Boal, ICPA Executive Director notes that the collaboration will strengthen ICPA’s capacity to promote evidence-based practices and humane correctional policies while fostering meaningful dialogue across borders.
“Through this partnership, we look forward to sharing our members' diverse perspectives and experiences with a broader audience, ultimately advancing correctional practices globally,” Natalie Boal said.
Since 1994, Correctional News has produced timely, relevant content on innovative design and delivery methods, new technologies, emerging trends, and visionary firms and leaders. Offered in print and digital formats, Correctional News leads important facility design, construction, maintenance and operations conversations—ensuring correctional and justice leaders have the information to make better, more effective business and operations decisions. Each edition features projects that meet high criteria for building quality, architectural innovation, safety, security and sustainability. Additional sections celebrate the people driving industry innovation as well as the products solving unique building, design, security, education, rehabilitation, maintenance and operational needs. The publication also partners with national organizations, including the Correctional Leaders Association, the Council of Juvenile Justice Administrators and the National Commission on Correctional Healthcare.
This initiative represents another step forward in ICPA's commitment to advancing professional and humane corrections worldwide through international cooperation and knowledge exchange.