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Pre-Service Class 1017 Graduates from Staff Training Academy

October 13, 2017

The Nebraska Department of Correctional Services (NDCS) Class 1017 graduated from the Staff Training Academy on Friday, Sept. 22. Congratulations!Read more

TSCI Supervisors volunteer to be "iced" for Charitable Giving Campaign

October 12, 2017

To raise money for the Charitable Giving Campaign last month, six Tecumseh State Correctional Institution (TSCI) Supervisors volunteered to have buckets of ice tossed on them. TSCI staff had three weeks to donate to which supervisors they wished to "ice." Thank you for your generosity!Read more

Formerly incarcerated teacher brings The Transformation Project to NCYF

October 12, 2017

On Sept. 1, Danny Madrid visited the Nebraska Correctional Youth Facility (NCYF). Madrid was formally incarcerated and now teaches at UNO and UNL in Criminology and Criminal Justice. He is one of the role models for change for the Transformation Project, which helps incarcerated individuals develop a foundation for learning and motivation to change through a process of self-reflection and goal setting. Madrid met with the incarcerated youth to tell his story, and he will be helping them paint a mural. Youth had the opportunity to draw what they believed should be on the wall, and have met weekly to put the mural together. The...Read more

Thirteen incarcerated men graduate from Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Core Math class at TSCI

October 3, 2017

The Tecumseh State Correctional Institution (TSCI) held an Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Core Math class graduation on Sept. 19. Thirteen incarcerated men completed the 12-week course, taught by Matt Bliemeister. This is the second of three courses offered by ABC. To participate, students were required to achieve an Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 10-hour certification in general industries and an OSHA 10-hour certification in construction. Each graduate is now eligible to attend ABC’s Core Curriculum course starting later this month. Congratulations, graduates!Read more

WEC Gardeners boast massive pumpkin, crop yield

September 26, 2017

Incarcerated men at the Work Ethic Camp (WEC) saw great success with pumpkins and other crops in their garden this year. They plan to decorate and paint pumpkins, which will then be displayed in the administration building. Other pumpkins will be used for decorations around the facility, gifts for visiting families, pumpkin pies and donations to local grade schools. In addition to these pumpkins, the gardeners at WEC produced 19 pounds of radishes, 35 pounds of rhubarb, 672 pounds of zucchini, 512 pounds of yellow squash, 645 pounds of corn, 497 pounds of potatoes, 372 pounds of cucumbers, 56 pounds of peppers, 23 pounds of...Read more

Julia Cook brings hope to NCCW

September 20, 2017

Incarcerated women at the Nebraska Correctional Center for Women (NCCW) received a lesson in understanding the importance of hopefulness on Aug. 24. Julia Cook, of Fremont, Neb., shared her message to a group of about 100 ladies. She said hope sees the invisible, feels the intangible and achieves the impossible. “Hope is like oxygen; it is essential to life," Cook said. “It’s a choice to be hopeful or hopeless." Cook shared her view of ‘a glass half full’ in that it is refillable. “Your future is spotless,” she said. “When the world gives up on you, hope says try it one more time.” Cook ensured listeners that there are endless...Read more

Nebraska State Penitentiary holds Father-Daughter Dance

September 18, 2017

In conjunction with Christian Heritage, The Nebraska State Penitentiary (NSP) hosted a Father/Daughter Dance in the visiting room on Aug. 28. Thirteen incarcerated men completed the programming necessary to participate in this family bonding event. The fathers helped decorate the room prior to their daughters' arrival.Read more

New Program at LCC

September 12, 2017

The Lincoln Correctional Center (LCC) held its first Thinking For a Change (T4C) graduation on Sept. 5, 2017. Case Manager Rowan Taylor and Case Worker Chandell Tillman facilitated the class, engaging students and helping them believe in themselves. This class started with 13 students and all 13 graduated. Congratulations, everyone!

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