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ICPA’s new 2026 to 2027 Business Plan sets a clear direction for the year ahead, strengthening member value, expanding global reach and delivering a busy calendar of conferences, networks and publications designed to support ethical, effective and evidence informed correctional practice.
The International Corrections and Prisons Association is hiring an Events Coordinator (Contractor) to help deliver ICPA’s international conferences, workshops, webinars, and other events.
South Africa’s Department of Correctional Services is building a correctional model anchored in human dignity, rehabilitation, and social responsibility, and sharing its lessons with the world.
As Mental Health Awareness Week reminds us of the importance of human connection, Ireland offers four powerful lessons in what happens when services are built around those who have lived the experience themselves.
ICPA Healthcare Network Webinar: Nutrition, Dignity, and Detention: Why Food Is a Human Right Behind Bars: Improving Carceral Food Systems in the US by Daniel A. Rosen
ICPA Healthcare Network Webinar: Nutrition, Dignity, and Detention: Why Food Is a Human Right Behind Bars: Nutrition and Menu Planning in Carceral Settings in the USA by Barbara Wakeen
ICPA Healthcare Network Webinar: Nutrition, Dignity, and Detention: Why Food Is a Human Right Behind Bars: Nutrition in Places of Detention in Haiti by Edwin Prophete
During National Corrections Officers Week, we are turning attention to the steady work carried out every day, behind the badge, across continents and roles, from frontline officers to communications professionals shaping public understanding.
Food in detention is not a privilege; it is a fundamental human right and a core obligation under international humanitarian and human rights law. Across custodial systems globally, food insecurity and diet-related obesity coexist, undermining health, dignity, and rehabilitation while reflecting broader structural inequities.
