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Supporting Reintegration in Corrections by Addressing Problematic Substance Use (Report at a Glance)
Summarizes the findings of an environmental scan with the same title. One key message is that addressing problematic substance use in prisons can lead to a reduction in criminality, successful reintegration and a cost savings for corrections.
Although learning comes with its challenges, Aisha Giwa believes it is one of life’s greatest activities.
Summarizes the effects of minimum legal drinking age legislation on mortality, morbidity, motor vehicle collisions and crime among young people. Data indicates that drinking-age laws have a significant impact on youth mortality rates.
Case study outlines the Bayview Glen Independent School’s Brain Builders Lab project.