Promising practices from community corrections organizations' COVID-19 response: Ensuring safety in the community

Duren Cowan Banks; Camille Kempf Gourdet; Michael G. Planty; Amanda R. Witwer; Lynn Langton Austell; Brian Jackson; Michael Vermeer; Dulani Woods; Duren Cowan Banks; Sean Goodison; Joe Russo; Jeremy Barnum; Camille Kempf Gourdet; Lynn Langton; Mike Planty; Shoshana Shelton; Siara Sitar; Amanda Witwer

Promising practices from community corrections organizations' COVID-19 response

Ensuring safety in the community

Jackson, B., Vermeer, M., Woods, D., Banks, D. C., Goodison, S., Russo, J., Barnum, J., Gourdet, C. K., Langton, L., Planty, M., Shelton, S., Sitar, S., & Witwer, A. R. (2021). Promising practices from community corrections organizations' COVID-19 response: Ensuring safety in the community. RAND Corporation. https://doi.org/10.7249/rb-a108-4

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Abstract

This brief highlights the challenges the COVID-19 pandemic created, shows how community corrections agencies adapted to those challenges, describes which adaptations may hold promise even after the pandemic ebbs, and provides suggestions for evaluations to demonstrate the efficacy of such adaptations.