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Virtual Training Opportunities
Join APPA for the latest virtual training opportunities available to community corrections professionals!
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EARN continued education units (CEUs) | NETWORK with decision-makers | GROW your professional skills
Join APPA for the latest virtual training opportunities available to community corrections professionals! Within this portal, you will discover valuable and relevant training experiences sourced from evidence-based practices, front-line staff, subject matter experts, and leaders in the field. Tailor your learning journey to your schedule through a variety of live and on-demand webinars as well as self-paced E-learning courses.
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ABOUT OUR WEBINAR PROGRAM
As a member of this community, we value your time and budgetary needs. This program is designed for you to access affordable and exclusive APPA webinars that cover a range of topics from best practices and current trends to emerging research and policies in the field. Expect to receive resource handouts, live audience interaction, updates from APPA committees, new grant initiatives, and so much more.
SUBMIT A WEBINAR PROPOSAL
Do you have a topic or training you would like to present using the APPA platform? We invite community corrections professionals to contribute to this program by submitting webinar proposals using our new submission process, where all pertinent information will be gathered, including potential dates.
For detailed instructions, please refer to the Webinar Proposal Guide.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Submit
If you would like to purchase multiple seats for your team to a webinar, please contact Joshua Nelsen.
UPCOMING WEBINARS
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RECENT WEBINARS
Directly and through various federally and privately funded initiatives, APPA provides webinars on a range of topics.
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Presenter
Robert Ambroselli
Director of Product, Enterprise Supervision, Tyler Technologies, Inc.
Jack Martin
Client Executive, Enterprise Supervision, Tyler Technologies, Inc.
Description
Join us for "AI-Driven Community Supervision," a forward-thinking webinar designed for community supervision professionals eager to embrace the future of their field. This engaging session explores the transformative potential of artificial intelligence in enhancing the management of increasingly complex caseloads more effectively. Discover innovative AI tools and methodologies that streamline administrative processes, improve risk assessment precision, and free up valuable time for deeper client engagement.
Learn how these advancements can mitigate burnout, enhance outcomes, and transform community supervision practices, all while preserving the essential human connection that defines successful supervision. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the intersection of technology and human connection in modern community supervision.
Please note: unfortunately, this webinar does not offer credits for continuing education purposes.
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Presenter
Christopher Cirrito
Chief Audit Executive, Texas Board of Criminal Justice- Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles
Iuliana Carbunaru
Ministry of Justice, National Probation Administration, Romania
Veronica Cunningham
Executive Director/CEO, American Probation and Parole Association
Description
Confederation of European Probation (CEP) and American Probation and Parole Association (APPA) are pleased to invite you to an insightful webinar that will introduce the theme “Governance oversight and accountability mechanisms in Probation and Parole. Compare and contrast Europe and USA”. This event took place on Thursday, 18 September, starting at 3pm Central European Time (CET), 8am Texas Time.
Join us as CEP’s Iuliana Carbunaru and APPA’s Chris Cirrito explore the theme from two distinct perspectives—European and American—providing valuable insights into the governance, oversight, and accountability mechanisms shaping probation and parole practices on both sides of the Atlantic.
The first webinar marks the beginning of a new chapter in our transatlantic partnership. Under the Biennial Action Plan, CEP and APPA will co-host a series of webinars and podcasts designed to foster meaningful exchange between U.S. states and European jurisdictions. The goal is to share best practices, spark innovation, and strengthen community corrections on both sides of the Atlantic.
Let’s come together to explore emerging trends, build international connections, and strengthen probation systems worldwide.
Please note: unfortunately, this webinar does not offer credits for continuing education purposes.
Purchase $30 ON-DEMAND
Presenter
Quawntay “Bosco” Adams -
Author, Chasin’ Freedum
Tyrique Glasgow -
Community Advancement, Young Chances Foundation Community Engagement Center
Tony Lewis -
Vocational Development Coordinator, CSOSA
Description
APPA is honored to welcome four individuals who will share their unique perspectives, each having been personally involved in the criminal justice system. Their compelling stories will offer valuable insights into the relationship between community supervision and positive outcomes. Throughout the panel discussion, these distinguished panelists will take us on their individual journeys of transformation, illustrating how they have become productive citizens, contributing to re-entry communities.
As dedicated community corrections professionals, we frequently engage in discussions about formerly incarcerated individuals. Drawing from our experiences, extensive research, and direct interactions with offenders, we form assumptions and beliefs about improving the criminal justice system. Our ultimate objective is to enhance the offenders' prosocial skills, thereby reducing recidivism. However, amidst our good intentions, we must ask ourselves: Are we truly providing helpful support? Do our interventions facilitate or hinder the offender's progress? Are we achieving the desired results? During this enlightening panel discussion, we will introduce the panelists, sharing relevant information about their backgrounds and experiences as justice-involved individuals who have intimately "lived" the system. They will candidly express the elements that didn't work and those that proved instrumental in fostering positive changes in their lives.
Watch this pre-recorded, on-demand training to earn 1 APPA Contact Hour!
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Presenter
Anthony Poponi
Workplace Culture Strategist - Focus on the 40
Description
Our accumulated experiences play into our resilience and when we "bounce back" from adverse experiences, mistakes, setbacks and failures we can grow stronger. Fortunately, resilience also has been well-studied and can be strengthened without those pesky negative experiences.
Several psychological factors of resilience can be actively built to deepen our capacity for handling adverse situations. Developing additional resilience capacity allows us to navigate these moments without losing our cognitive skills.
Please note: unfortunately, this webinar does not offer credits for continuing education purposes.
Disclaimer: The American Probation and Parole Association hosts webinars for educational purposes only and assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of the information contained. Furthermore, the information is subject to change without notice. APPA encourages all users to confirm any information obtained from this webinar.
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If you have any additional questions for the APPA Professional Development Team,
please contact Joshua Nelsen.
Joshua Nelsen, M.A.
Professional Development Manager
(859) 244-8236
email
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