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This year, NDCS adopted the 5-Key Model for Reentry and Well-being Development, which encourages individuals to be proactive in choosing how they focus their personal development before reentering their communities.

At NDCS, many of our programs engage peers to serve as co-facilitators alongside team members. Men at the Tecumseh State Correctional Institution recently completed training to facilitate the 5 Keys program, allowing them to use their built-in credibility based on their shared experiences and develop their leadership skills to enhance learning for program participants. #programming #5KeyModel #ReentryRead more

The work of NDCS is identified by four separate, but overlapping, categories: People, Programs, Policies and Physical Plant. Known as the “4 Ps,” they provide the framework for our strategic planning efforts.

Physical space and security measures are key to achieving the agency’s mission to Keep People Safe. #TRANSFORMNebraska #Policies

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#Reentry #TransformNebraska #5KeysforWellbeing #People #Programs #Policies #PhysicalPlant #StrategicPlanningRead more

Our mission is to keep people safe, and our team members are essential to accomplishing that goal. Help us welcome these new NDCS teammates who graduated from the Staff Training Academy today. Class 1524, we are excited to have you on the team! #people

Thanks for joining our team and the mission to #KeepPeopleSafe Welcome

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Shoutout to our incredible partners at Prison Fellowship!

Wishing you and your families a warm and happy holiday season. #TransformNebraska

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The Museum of Nebraska Art (MONA) is currently undergoing a major expansion and renovation project. To commemorate this new chapter, MONA is curating a special exhibition featuring hundreds of origami cranes. In Japanese culture, the origami crane symbolizes new beginnings, positive change, and peace. It's a tangible representation of hope, healing, and harmony.

To assist in this expansion, MONA partnered with multiple facilities to participate in this collaborative art project. By creating origami cranes, incarcerated individuals can contribute to MONA's exhibition and become part of a meaningful cultural experience....Read more

The work of NDCS is identified by four separate, but overlapping, categories: People, Programs, Policies and Physical Plant. Known as the “4 Ps,” they provide the framework for our strategic planning efforts.

Sound correctional policies enable NDCS to fulfill our mission to keep people safe. Policies based on best practices and national correctional standards ensure operational safety and security and effective prison management. This includes input from stakeholders, including the public. #TRANSFORMNebraska #Policies

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