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Principles and Standards for Information & Communication Technology in Prison

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This white paper provides guidelines for developing and implementing systems of information and communication technology to justice-impacted people and other members of the prison community. It details principles upon which these systems should be designed and provides standards to which the systems should adhere.

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PDF
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White papers
Bodies Of Work
Capacity Building for Individuals, Organizations, and Systems, STEM, Youth and Workforce Development
Regions
United States
Authors
Eden M. Badertscher, Traci Beaucoudray, Rosie Butts, Chris Etienne, Laura Hardwick, Jessica Hicklin, Veronica Horowitz, Jason O’Malley, Michael A. Saine II, Kevin P. Waterman, Kevin Windhauser
Date
2024
Length
28 pp

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