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Duncan Miller & The Evolution of a Prison Ministry
One of the most influential mentors of prison inmates on the East Coast, Duncan Miller has pioneered programs to bring about positive change in the lives of inmates in Massachussetts Correctional Institution-Concord. RED!’s East Coast Correspondent, Brenda Huff, reveals why the far-reaching success of Duncan Miller hasn’t slowed down.

A Chance for Change
A sentence to River City Correctional Center in Cincinnati, Ohio is an opportunity for individuals who have committed a felony to change their lives for the better. RED! Senior Editor Christine Grote interviews Case Manager Coordinator Danisha Evans to find out how the RCCC Therapeutic Community effects transformation in the lives of its residents.

Re-Entry Chronicles
Belinda C. checks in with the second installment of her extraordinarily candid and wide-ranging account of life after prison. What’s it really like to be released from prison after serving a 20-sentence? You’ll want to keep reading this quarterly story. Here’s the first one that appeared in the summer 2008 issue.

A Priceless Place
RED! writer Heather Kailholz looks inside a unique facility and staff whose work serves hundreds of people in a small community in southwestern Ohio. Some that have re-entered society from incarceration have found solace in the Urban Appalachian Center.

Corina Evans
Corina Evans went to prison twice. In her first prison stay, she did little to help herself. But, during her second prison sentence, she got down to business. RED! writer Brittany Horn shares the story of Corina’s transformation. And don’t miss this video—Corina talks further about what this life-change has meant to her.

P.O.I. The Psychology of Incarceration
This special section in each issue of RED! is devoted to advances in and developing news on The Psychology of Incarceration.The program and books use a deeply original holistic approach to explore root behavioral issues that can influence a person’s incarceration experiences. Even more, P.O.I. offers practical application of the material.
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Criminogenic Needs Domains
Transformational Needs Domains