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A faculty member told police John Dupont said, “I’m going to shoot up the school tomorrow, but I don’t have a gun.”

A pair of Arkansas detention centers will receive suicide awareness, education and prevention training from the Arkansas chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Preventions Project 2025 Corrections Program in order to arrest the rise in suicides among corrections officers and the incarcerated in the state.

A pair of Arkansas detention centers will receive suicide awareness, education and prevention training from the Arkansas chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Preventions Project 2025 Corrections Program in order to arrest the rise in suicides among corrections officers and the incarcerated in the state.

Ensuring Eligibility is Key - Of California’s more than 75 public health care districts, a significant number of them maintain Internal Revenue Code (IRC) section 403(b)...

A University of Arkansas at Little Rock student has written a successful grant that will help fund a pilot suicide prevention education program in Arkansas jails.

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Arts Program Allows Pelican Bay Inmates To Show Their Creative Side To Del Norte County Guitar instructor Dale Morgan with his class at Pelican Bay State Prison. Photo courtesy of DNACA COVID-19 may have halted visitation at Pelican Bay State Prison, but instructors with the Arts In Corrections Program are still able to reach their students. Six months after classes transitioned to paper correspondence, 13 students will give Del Norters a glimpse of their creative side. Hosted by the Del Norte ...