Online Learning Series
Withdrawal management in jail settings
Support safe withdrawal management in jail environments.
This learning series offers practical tools and real-world strategies to help jails manage substance withdrawal safely and effectively. Designed for busy staff, it includes role-specific resources, short videos, and downloadable guides to support care during early incarceration.
jail-based treatment & recovery support
Explore innovations in jail-based recovery.
This learning series highlights how rural communities are addressing substance use through trust, collaboration, and innovative problem-solving. Discover how local leaders are forming partnerships and sharing resources to drive meaningful change across justice, health, and community systems.
Community supervision’s role in recovery
Strengthen recovery-focused supervision strategies.
This learning series examines how probation and parole staff utilize recovery-focused strategies to support individuals under supervision. From peer support to cross-system collaboration, discover how communities are fostering trust and reducing stigma to support individuals in thriving.
medicaid 1115 waiver guidance
Bridge healthcare and reentry with Medicaid waivers.
This learning series examines how Medicaid Section 1115 waivers are expanding healthcare access for people leaving incarceration. With policy insights and practical tools, discover how states are improving continuity of care, strengthening reentry outcomes, and building bridges between correctional and community systems.
Lessons learned from rural practitioners
Learn from rural leaders driving change.
This learning series shares firsthand lessons from rural leaders tackling substance use through collaboration, persistence, and community trust. Discover how small communities are driving significant change by harnessing their local strengths and fostering cross-sector partnerships.
Supporting pregnant, postpartum, and parenting people in custody
Find tools to better support parents in custody.
This learning series equips correctional professionals with guidance to support individuals in custody who are pregnant, postpartum, or parenting while navigating opioid use disorder (OUD). It highlights health and safety needs, offers tools to strengthen family connections, and provides evidence-based strategies, policy insights, and program examples to improve care and foster positive outcomes.