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Young, Wild and Justice-Involved: What a Long, Strange Trip It Has Been for 18-24 Year-olds.
SESSION INFO
Monday, August 28, 2023
9:15 AM - 10:45 AM
Session Type: Workshop
Adult Community Corrections has long struggled with how to adequately address the needs of those transitioning from youth to adult. Traditionally, we have focused on treating 18-24 year old in the same way we would any adult offender. With greater accessibility to research and ever expanding knowledge on brain development it is apparent that treating the 18-24 year old population the same is not only not effective but is detrimental to public safety. This workshop will focus on Oregon’s work to redefine what effective supervision of 18-24 year old looks like, how to achieve it, and practical steps an agency can take to implement these strategies.
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SESSION PRESENTERS
Jeff Hanson
, Oregon Department of Corrections
Jeff Hanson has worked for the Oregon Department of Corrections for thirty six years: Parole/Probation Officer, Correctional Counselor, Supervisor, Last 20 years overseen the operationalization of the what works agenda in Oregon. Master trainer in the LS/CMI and ODARA, Trainer in Motivational Interviewing, EPICS, core correctional Practices, Case planning and case management.
Brie Murphy
Public Safety Training Coordinator, Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training
Brie Murphy. Current DPSST Public Safety Training Coordinator overseeing Basic Parole and Probation among other academies.
15+ years working in both adult and juvenile community corrections fields In a variety of roles ranging from therapist, parole and probation officer, and manager before taking on the role at DPSST. Statewide trainer for various topics including survival skills, case management and risk assessments in Oregon.
Avid golfer and mother to twin toddlers.
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