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01 Cover
02 Contents
03 President’s commentary
04 Executive Director's Remarks
05 Guest Editorial
06 Article 1: Embracing Reverse membership: What it Can Mean for Your Agency
07 Article 2: Suicide Prevention: An Essential Element of Custody and Care
08 Article 3: Closing the Gap Between Supply and Demand: Strategies and Tools
09 Article 4: Highlights from AJA's 42nd Conference and Jail Expo
10 Artilcle 5: Trauma Informed Corrections Part 2
11 Article 6: Jail-Based Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Keys to Successful Implementation
12 Article 7: Corrections, Back to the Basics and Beyond
13 Article 8: Notes From the Field: Communicating Effectively with the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Corrections
14 AJA 2022 Financial Statement
15 Recognizing Certifications
16 AJA Board of Directors Nominations
17 Recognizing the Best of the Best: 2024 Awards Nominations Now Open
18 Board Profile
19 Chaplian's Corner
20 AJA Industry Affiliates

2023-2024 Jail Manager Certification Commission

COMMISSION CHAIR Amber Redmond, CJM Deputy Director Douglas County Department of Corrections Omaha, Nebraska amber.redmond@douglascounty-ne.gov

COMMISSION VICE-CHAIR John Johnson, PhD, CJM Assistant Director of Custody Services Miami Dade Corrections & Rehabilitation Department Miami, Florida John.Johnson@miamidade.gov

Reese Walker, CJM Captain Shelby County Division of Corrections Memphis, Tennessee reese.walker@shelbycountytn.gov

COMMISSIONERS

Danielle Frane, CJM, CCE, CCHP Superintendent Norfolk County Sheriff's Office Dedham, Massachusetts dfrane@norfolksheriffma.org

Dorothy Harris, MBA, CJM Major Charleston County Juvenile Detention Center North Charleston, South Carolina dharris@charlestoncounty.org

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