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Women's Risk Needs Assessment Training

The University of Cincinnati Corrections Institute (UCCI) offers a 3½-day gender-responsive risk needs training package. The training covers: 1) evidence-based practices; 2) gender-responsive principles and practices; 3) an overview of the tool (including administration and scoring); 4) motivational interviewing and skills of good listening; and 5) gender-responsive case planning. Some of these training modules are also available in a web-based, distance learning format. Contact UCCI (below) for more information.

Gender-Responsive Principles and Practices Training

The University of Cincinnati Corrections Institute (UCCI) offers a gender-responsive training for those agencies new to gender-responsive practices or for those looking to brush up on the latest research and practices in the field. The training provides an overview of the theories and practices that have shaped the treatment of women in the criminal justice system. This training is also available in a web-based, distance learning format. Contact UCCI (below) for more information.

Web-based Women's Risk Needs Assessment Orientation and Consulting

The University of Cincinnati has partnered with the National Institute of Corrections to offer FREE individualized orientation and consulting sessions to agencies interested in learning more about the Women's Risk Needs Assessment. These sessions are offered over the internet. Contact Ashley Bauman by phone at 513-556-1968 or by email at ashley.bauman@uc.edu for more information or to schedule a session for your agency.

Coaching Sessions

UCCI now offers coaching sessions for those agencies who would like to or are in the process of implementing the Women's Risk Needs Assessments. UCCI consultants can assist with creating an implementation and transition plan specific to your agency. Contact Ashley Bauman by phone at 513-556-1968 or by email at ashley.bauman@uc.edu for more information or to schedule a coaching session for your agency.