Resources
Research
CEA publishes scientific and historical research to build a body of specific best practices. As we study outcomes over time, our members continue to improve the service they provide to their students and institutions. Our research also demonstrates to policy makers, media, and the general public that education in these settings makes a positive difference in crime reduction and continues to benefit society.
- Evaluation of the Pathways from Prison to Post-Seconday Education
- The Impact of Prison Education Programs on Post Release Outcomes
- Correctional Education as a Crime Control Program
- Education Reduces Crime – a joint publication of the CEA and MTC
- Three State Recidivism Study
- New study Results on the Efficacy of Correctional Education
Other Correctional Education Articles, Books & Presentations
Developing Problem-solving Strategies for Successful Reentry
Top Nine Reasons to Support Correctional Education Programs
Reaching Beyond Bars – A Handbook for Parents Incarcerated in Wisconsin and Their Families
How Effective is Correctional Education?
Statistical & Educational Websites
Juvenile Justice Websites:
- American Bar Association Juvenile Justice Center
- American Correctional Association
- American Probation and Parole Association
- Annie E. Casey Foundation
- Center for Substance Abuse Prevention
- Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence
- Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Children Now
- Council for Educators of At-Risk and Delinquent Youth
- Council for Juvenile Correctional Administrators
- ETR Associates (Education, Training & Research)
Comprehensive Overview of Bipolar Disorder
Correctional
Resources For Incarcerated Students
US & International Correctional Agencies
Educational
- Education & Literacy Associations
- Grants & Funding Resources
- Council for Higher Education Accreditation
- Academic and Career Teaching Resources
- Guide to Accredited Online Colleges & Universities
- Prison Parenting Programs
- Prison to Work Project for the Maryland Department of Education
- Friends of Austin H. MacCormick Island Academy
- CEA Guidance Regarding Special Education in Adult Correctional Settings NEW!
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