Advancing the
Voice of Psychology
in Corrections

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What is IACFP?

We are an organization of behavioral scientists, practitioners, and researchers. IACFP supports correctional and forensic psychologists and other professionals working with justice-involved individuals to advance evidence- and practitioner-informed policies and practices.

The IACFP Strategic Pillars

Helping the Helpers

Advancing the voice of psychology in corrections through Continual Professional Development, the Mental Health Leadership Network, and prioritizing ways to connect psychologists and other helping professionals working in corrections across the globe to support engagement and sharing of information and resources.

Research to Practice
& Practice to Research

We advance evidence-based, practitioner-informed research, practices, and international initiatives through our publications, sponsorship of conferences and learning events, and support for students beginning their careers in corrections and forensic psychology..

Building a Resilient &
Sustainable Association
for the Future

We continue to grow our international presence and uplift diverse perspectives by providing robust communication, access to literature and professional development opportunities, and partnerships with correctional organizations, academic institutions, and other relevant groups.

Join Our Community. Become a member today.

The IACFP membership network provides opportunities to connect with others working in the field of correctional research and practice as well as to access our resources and publications.

PUBLICATIONS

Gain keen insight through access to our monthly journal Criminal Justice & Behavior, bi-monthly IACFP Bulletin, and more than 100 other psychology and criminology journals published by SAGE.

RESOURCES

Receive exclusive access to webinars, recorded events, and the rest of our content library.

STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES

Take advantage of discounted membership rates and avenues for research funding, including the annual IACFP Student Research Award.

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