This Special Interest Group is for professionals working in or with an interest in community corrections such as probation, parole, half-way houses, and day reporting centers.

This SIG serves educators working with populations for whom English is not their primary language.

This SIG discusses the issues facing female offenders in the criminal justice system with an emphasis on educational issues for this growing offender population.

This SIG discusses the issues and concerns of correctional educators working in short-term detention facilities.

This SIG discusses current trends and issues related to literacy skills and education for correctional populations.

This SIG is for discussing partnerships between higher education and correctional facilities. Teachers, students, and researchers are all encouraged to join. This SIG also serves to promote collaborations between college/university student organizations and local jails/prisons.

The Transition / Re-Entry SIG Is dedicated to providing support to individuals preparing incarcerated and detained individuals to return to become productive members of their communities . Transitional professionals help prepare Transition Plans with their clients, including preparation for career development, continuing education, housing and participation in community services.

This SIG is for educators providing vocational and workforce develop training to correctional populations. Discussions include new trends and techniques and issues that impact funding and staffing in this area.

This SIG is for educators working with juvenile populations. It provides information on resources for working with this population and updates on current trends.

This SIG provides a forum for educators teaching various arts programs in correctional facilities discussing ways that the arts enhance educational achievement.

This SIG is devoted to the discussion of special education needs of offenders in correctional education settings. They monitor current legislative issues impacting funding and staff requirements, new techniques for assessing the learning needs of students, and training for educators working with this population.

The Parenting Special Interest Group is an organization of correctional educators, other correctional staff and individuals interested in promoting within correctional settings the development of Parenting classes, Father/Mother Support Groups, Parent/Child Book Projects, Parent Fairs, and other programs relating to positive parenting skills.

Use this forum to give and receive help.

This SIG provides a forum for our members to discuss international trends and issues in the field of correctional education.

This SIG monitors activities on Capitol Hill and discusses current issues and trends that impact funding and legislative requirements for correctional education.

This SIG provides a forum for librarians working in correctional facilities to exchange ideas and discuss current trends in correctional libraries.

This is a forum for the SIG Chairs to hold discussions that only other SIG chairs can view. It also has information pertaining to the new CEA State affiliations.

This SIG provides a forum for administrators and professionals responsible for program evaluation and staff development to discuss issues and trends.