The bi-monthly, members-exclusive IACFP BULLETIN offers CJB article summaries, international news, and much more. The upcoming issue focuses on the value of lived experience for justice-involved individuals. Subscribe to get your first issue:

Mental health leaders, clinicians, and administrators are encouraged to attend the Correctional Mental Health Care Conference from 7/20 - 21 in San Francisco, CA. Early bird rates available until June 20 -- sign up today!

The annual "Whole Pie" report by @PrisonPolicy offers a highly detailed look at mass incarceration in the US -- answering questions and confronting misconceptions about the criminal justice system. Read the latest edition here:

Throughout Fall/Winter 2025-26, the IACFP board will be supporting our "Helping the Helpers" initiative through a wide-ranging set of professional development topics. Stay connected through our social media or sign up for the IACFP Bulletin for updates!

IACFP members enjoy full access to 100+ publications focused on criminiology and psychology -- a valuable library of research right at your fingertips. Learn more and sign up to be a member today!

CRS 2025 in Belfast was an amazing experience, and we were proud to be a major sponsor for this @icpaadvancing and @EuroPrisOrg event. We were especially thrilled to host plenaries by @FayeTaxman and Dr. Gillian Buck, and gain new insights from other presenters.

The Mar/Apr issue of the IACFP BULLETIN looks at a study from @CJB_Journal's 50th anniversary issue, which revisits a 2000 case-control study on sexual recidivism by using a prospective cohort study design. Read our summary here:

The refreshed IACFP homepage features our rebranded logo, smoother user experience, and a look at our new strategic pillars. Go explore the new site here:

The IACFP Student Research Awards application window is closing. submit your study on correctional psychology, criminology, and justice by May 30th to be considered for a $2500 grant to support your scholarship.

IACFP recently laid out new global strategies for the organization that we'll be spotlighting this year. This month we're recognizing our value in providing a network for our membership of academics and practitioners to further their practices and careers.

The Mar/Apr issue of the IACFP BULLETIN includes a look at a study from @CJB_Journal's 50th anniversary issue on juvenile psychopathy, and how risk or protective factors influence recidivism. Read our summary here:

Read a new study co-authored by IACFP Board member Dr. Matt Epperson in the journal "Punishment and Society" about how a progressive prosecutor's tenure can affect incarceration rates and disparities. Access is free to IACFP members -- click here:

IACFP will be sponsoring keynote speaker and noted criminologist @FayeTaxman at CRS (being held by @icpaadvancing and @EuroPrisOrg) in Belfast May 13-15. Learn more about her work and her address at the conference here:

Do you have a research project in need of financial backing? Apply for one of our two $2500 Student Research Awards, which support new studies in correctional psychology, criminology and justice. Applications are due May 30th. click here to submit!

The Forensic Division of @bpsofficial provides a uniquely UK perspective on issues affecting psychologists in corrections. Learn more about them at their website and download the latest issue of "Forensic Update" here

We're about to roll out a new look for IACFP, including a redesigned logo and homepage! Enjoy this preview of our logo and keep an eye on our website for new developments.

In this video, Dr. Emma Regan explains how IACFP is collaborating with @iacpaadvancing, @EuroPrisOrg, and the Northern Ireland Prison Service (host) to sponsor a successful CRS conference in Belfast, Northern Ireland (5/13-5/15). Watch it here:

Between 2000 and 2020, the US youth incarceration rate dropped 77 percent -- but how much part did public policy play in that decline? @KQED asks a panel of experts to discuss these findings in a recently aired segment:

The @iafmhs conference in Dublin from 6/24 - 6/26 will feature keynote speakers, workshops, student activities, and much more. Learn more and register today to take advantage of early bird rates (ending 4/15!):

National Crime Victims' Rights Week (4/6 - 4/12) is an initiative by @OJPOVC to advocate for victims and ensure all receive justice and support. This year's theme is "Kinship," underlining the value of connection for healing. Learn more here: