The start of a new year often brings both hope and overwhelm. This blog reflects on how leaders can stay grounded in times of change by clarifying identity, anchoring in purpose, and treating strategy as a living discipline.
Giving feedback is one of the most challenging leadership skills in the criminal and legal justice system. This post shares practical insights from ACJI’s Nov. 2025 Learn@Work LIVE webinar to help leaders build feedback skills that strengthen trust and performance.
New webinar series supplements ACJI’s static Learn@Work video offerings for self-care, innovation, and leadership.
Compassion fatigue is common in the Criminal Justice field. However, it can happen in any setting where you set your own needs aside to attend to the needs of others.
During a crisis, it’s normal to focus on danger. Appreciative Thinking practice shows you how to combat the natural negative spiral.
For many, it’s just not possible to pull people out of work to sit in a room for training. But is Zoom fatigue real?
Friday, March 13, at 12pm MT
Hear from the director of the Iowa Department of Corrections on how a commitment to culture created the foundation for implementing research-backed practices and significantly reducing recidivism.