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Catalogue Entry: What Does Security Threat Group (STG) Termination Signify?
Understanding the reasons for Security Threat Group (STG) disaffiliation may assist the Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) in encouraging and supporting offenders to disengage...-
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Catalogue Entry: Men Offenders' Trajectories to Security Threat Group (STG) Affiliation
This study was conducted to explore available information related to federal men offenders' STG affiliation trajectories.-
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Catalogue Entry: Regional Comparisons of Security Threat Group (STG) Affiliated Men Offenders
This study was conducted to explore the regional differences of STG affiliated versus non-STG affiliated offenders under the jurisdiction of the Correctional Service of Canada...-
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Catalogue Entry: Okimaw Ohci Healing Lodge: Resident, Elder, and Staff Experiences
The goal of this qualitative research is to gain an understanding of the collective impacts that women's Healing Lodges have on Indigenous offenders, as well as the challenges...-
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Catalogue Entry: Onboarding Program: Exploring Correctional Officer Experiences
This research aims to examine the effectiveness of the Onboarding Program through the consideration of its impact on both Correctional Officers (Cos) and on the broader...-
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Catalogue Entry: Follow-up study of inmates under opioid agonist treatment before and after release
Opioid agonist treatment (OAT) is an effective intervention for the care of persons with opioid use disorder (OUD). Previous studies show that maintaining OAT not only...-
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Catalogue Entry: Case Characteristics of Federal Offenders Unlawfully at Large (UAL): Pre-...
On any given day, roughly 500 offenders who were conditionally released from federal custody are deemed to be unlawfully at large (UAL). While recent studies have examined the...-
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Catalogue Entry: Examining Experiences of Federal Offenders on Opioid Agonist Treatment (OAT)...
Opioid agonist treatment (OAT) is an effective treatment for opioid use disorder (OUD) as it prevents withdrawal symptoms, reduces cravings, and has been associated with...-
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Catalogue Entry: Examining Experiences of Federal Offenders on Opioid Agonist Treatment (OAT)...
Correctional populations experience high levels of opioid use disorder (OUD) and increased risks for related harms upon the high-risk period of community release and...-
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Catalogue Entry: Returns to Custody and Successful Releases: Comparison of Findings from Two...
The purpose of this study was to combine the findings of two qualitative studies regarding Canadian federal offenders on conditional release to explore their experiences and...-
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Catalogue Entry: Revocations Related to Substance Use among Federally Sentenced Men with...
Substance use is a persistent area of criminogenic need for many federally sentenced men. This research project examined how substance use was related to post-release...-
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Catalogue Entry: Correctional Officer Onboarding Program: Impacts on Staff, Training and...
A Correctional Officer Onboarding Program is being piloted at Kent Institution in response to concerns surrounding organizational culture. The program's objective is to support...-
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Catalogue Entry: Examination of the Drivers of Success for Section 84 Releases to Indigenous...
Section 84 of the Corrections and Conditional Release Act (CCRA) provides the opportunity for Indigenous offenders to serve their conditional or statutory release within the...-
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Catalogue Entry: Indigenous Offenders Affiliated with Security Threat Groups (STGs)
Security threat group, (STG) affiliation among offenders poses operational, safety, and security concerns for federal institutions in Canada. In a recent study, Indigenous...-
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Catalogue Entry: Men's Indigenous Intervention Centres: Release Outcomes
Indigenous Intervention Centres (IICs) were developed to maximize Indigenous resources and services across a smaller number of institutions in order to provide a culturally...-
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Catalogue Entry: Men Offenders with a History of Substance Use During a Prior Incarceration
Substance use during incarceration may present important health and safety concerns for offenders, such as the transmission of blood borne infections via injection drug use and...-
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Catalogue Entry: Women Offenders' Substance Use Patterns across Regions
Previous research shows that women offenders' substance use patterns vary across regions. This study was completed to highlight the varying substance use profiles of the...-
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Catalogue Entry: Substance Use Patterns of Women Offenders across Ethnocultural Groups
The women federal offender population decreased during the COVID-19 pandemic, although the proportion of Indigenous women continued to rise to almost 50%. Black women accounted...-
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Catalogue Entry: Women Offenders' Substance Use over Time: 2010 to 2021
Substance use issues are prevalent among federal women offenders. Previous research demonstrated that federal men offenders' substance use patterns have changed over time....-
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Catalogue Entry: Indigenous and non-Indigenous Women Offenders' Substance Use over Time: 2010 to 2021
Previous research has illustrated the differences in substance use patterns among Indigenous and non-Indigenous women offenders. This study was conducted to examine substance...-
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