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9 to 5 Beats Ten to Life: How to Prepare for Employment on the Outside While
Inside
An informational video intended to help inmates develop an employment portfolio.
A segment includes addresses needed for securing required documents such as
birth certificates, social security cards, etc.
Big City Productions, 40 minutes, 1999
VIDEO HV9288.D38 1999
21st Century Leadership: How to Build Your Team, Your Career and Yourself
Discover strategies and techniques for being an extraordinary leader. Learn to
motivate your team, manage different people differently, and help your people
clarify their own goals.
Seminars on DVD, www.seminarsondvd.com
80 minutes, 2007
VIDEO HD57.7 A13 2007
500 Years Later
This DVD was filmed in five countries. It chronicles the story of African
Americans from the time of being taken as slaves from their homeland of Africa
to 500 years later in America. African American scholars discuss the impact of
slavery on the lives and culture of African Americans through the generations.
Universal City, CA: Vivendi Visual Distributors, 116 minutes, 2008
VIDEO HT1581.A15 2008
Achieving Excellence in Correctional Victim Service through Collaboration
Site Coordinator Training
This training program will assist correctional agencies in building and
broadening their capacity to provide victim services to meet the needs of crime
victims and survivors.
3 videodiscs 343 minutes
HV6250.3.U5 A24 2006
Addressing Staff Sexual Misconduct with Offenders
This video conference is a distance learning program addressing staff sexual
misconduct with offenders. A panel of experts discuss issues of policy and
the law, management practices policy and the law, management practices, and
training as it pertains to staff sexual misconduct.
Washington, D.C.: National institute of Corrections, 2 videocassettes, 3 hours
and 25 minutes, 2001
VIDEO HV8665.A33 2001
Administrative Guide: Offender Workforce Development Specialist Partnership
Training Program Introduction
An overview of the Offender Workforce Development Specialist (OWDS) Partnership
Training Program is provided.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, 6 minutes, 2007
VIDEO HV9288.A36 2007
Administrative Maximum Facility Overview
This video highlights the program activities of the Federal Bureau of Prisons
Administrative Maximum (ADX) facility located at the Federal Correctional
Complex in Florence, Colorado. Opened in 1994, the ADX, housing inmates who have
demonstrated a need for high security incarceration, is the maximum security
institution for the Federal Prison System.
Management & Specialty Training Center, Federal Bureau of Prisons, 15
minutes, 1997
VIDEO HV9474.A3 A36 1997
African American Lives
Written and hosted by Henry Louis Gates, Jr., this DVD is a combination of
story-telling and science. This documentary uses genealogy, oral histories,
family stories
and DNA to trace roots of several accomplished African Americans down through
African American history and back to Africa. The African Americans featured
include Oprah Winfrey, Chris Tucker, Quincy Jones, Sara Lawrence Lightfoot, Mae
Jemison, T.D. Jakes Ben Carson and Whoopi Goldberg.
Alexandria, VA: PBS Home Video; 240 minutes, 2006
VIDEO RA1057.55 .A375336 2006
Alcatraz: Escaping America's Toughest Prison-DVD
Filmed on location at Alcatraz, this DVD looks at escape attempts made by
inmates from Alcatraz and other maximum-security correctional facilities,
including USP Marion. Former inmates, correctional officers and prison experts
relive the stories of some of the more daring prison escapes ever
attempted.
A&E Television, The History Channel, 50 minutes. 2008
VIDEO HV9475.C32 A433 2008
Alleviating Jail Crowding: A Systematic Approach
This NIC video conference uses vignettes showing some of the basic issues
related to jail overcrowding. The goal is to help local jurisdictions develop
effective strategies and techniques for managing jail population levels.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, US Dept. of Justice. 90
minutes, 2001
VIDEO HV9473.A45 2001
Almost Myself--Reflections on Mending & Transcending Gender
Director and producer Tom Murray describes this film as "Transgender 101
by and for non-transgender person." The films consists of stories about the
journeys and struggles of persons mending and transcending gender. The story of
a young man is included but the film primarily focuses on women who are white
and older, yet were identified as male at birth.
www.AlmostMyself.com, 82 minutes,
2007
VIDEO HQ77.7 .A46 2007
America Becoming
Tracing the history of significant changes in the Immigration and Nationality
Act beginning in 1965, this program introduces a dramatic vision of a
multi-cultural America where people of color are the new majority. The feelings
and stories of ordinary people are featured in everyday context in six cities
across the country. Interviews with residents of Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia,
Miami and several other places probe the changing relationships between
newcomers and established residents.
PBS Video, 89 minutes, 1990 VIDEO E169.12 A4 1990
American Indian Collection
This 6-disc DVD set is a collection of both fiction and non-fiction films
related to the Native American experience.
Disc 1-Great Indian Leaders & Nations
Disc 2-Sacagawea: Heroine of the Lewis and Clark Journey
Disc 3-Spirit Bear
Disc 4-The Sign of The Beaver
Disc 5-WindRunner: A Spirited Journey
Disc 6-The Legend of Tillamook's Gold
Chicago, IL: Questar, Inc., 9 hours, 2010
VIDEO E77.A44 2010
American Prison, The - A Video History
It traces the history of prisons from medieval times to the present. It
explores America's changing attitudes toward punishment and rehabilitation, and
shows how those attitudes influenced the design and operation of correctional
facilities. It mixes rare, archival stills with contemporary documentary
footage.
American Correctional Association, 30 minutes, 1990
VIDEO HV9466.A64 1990
Application and Use of Restraints in Custody: Reducing The Risks
This collection will increase the user's understanding of the risks associated
with the use of restraints, tools to reduce risk, and the proper way to use
restraints in custody. Issues discussed include: potential problems and concern
with the use of restraints; terminology, physiology, and medical risks
associated with the application and the use of restraints; planned and unplanned
use of force; the need for policy development, training and monitoring; tools to
reduce the risk for asphyxia and death; the role and ethical limitations of
medical and mental health problems; and legal implications and liability.
National Institute of Corrections, 2 videocassettes, 180 minutes, 2000
VIDEO HV8778 .A78 2000
Better Corrections through Information
The objective of this video conference is to enhance the ability of the
participants to explore, analyze, and use information to assess agency programs,
services and operations. Topics discussed include selecting areas in which to
collect information, assess departmental needs, manage evaluation resources, and
development and defend result-based budgeting.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, 2 videos, 180 minutes, 2000
VIDEO HV8482 .B4 2000
Beyond Excellence: How to Soar Like an Eagle in a World Full of Turkeys
Using real world examples, dozens of slides, and true stories, Robert
Stevenson delivers a program designed to help anyone achieve higher levels of
excellence in business and in life. He covers a broad spectrum of ideas,
including leadership, team building skills, accountability, dealing with stress,
handling change, how to criticize, the power of laughter, how to exceed
expectations, balance, and much more.
Seminars on DVD, www.seminarsondvd.com ;
75 minutes, 2009
VIDEO HF5386 .B49 2008
Beyond the Myth: The Jail in Your Community
This videotape provides a foundation for the efforts of sheriffs and jail
administrators to inform the public about jails generally, their jails
specifically, and the need for community interest in and discussion about their
own local jail. Specific issues addressed include the roles jails play in the
community, the major functions of jails, some challenges in carrying out those
functions, and how communities benefit from well-run jails.
The videotape can also be used to educate prospective jail employees about local
detention.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, 23 minutes 2003
VIDEO HV8745 .B49 2003
Big House, The Alcatraz Sing Sing, Part I
Narrated by Paul Sorvino. The men who served time in America's most notorious
prisons speak out in this fascinating look at Alcatraz, and Sing Sing.
History Channel, 50 minutes, 1997
VIDEO HV9466.B54 1997
Big House, The Eastern State Penitentiary - Leavenworth, Part II
Narrated by Paul Sorvino. The men who served time in America's most notorious
prisons speak out in this fascinating look at Leavenworth and Eastern State
Penitentiary.
History Channel, 50 minutes, 1997
VIDEO HV9466.B54 1997
Body Armor: Your Best Protection in a Hostile World
Explains the benefits of UNICOR produced ballistic vests manufactured at FCI
Bastrop. The manufacturing processes used in order to insure quality of each
vest produced. Includes footage on who produces, where it is produced, the
process of producing it, the certification and the proper use and care of the
ballistic vest.
U.S. DOJ - Federal Bureau of Prisons. Federal Prison Industries, Inc. 12
minutes, 22 seconds, 1990
VIDEO HV7936.E7 B63 1990
Boot Camps in Corrections
This video will take you through interviews with staff, inmates, and
graduates. You will learn what an effective boot camp program is all about and
about research on boot camps in the United States.
American Correctional Association, 20 minutes, 1995
VIDEO HV9278.5.B66 1995
Breaking the Attitude Barrier
Address common myths, fears, and stereotypes about people with disabilities.
Looks at employment barriers that have prevented people with disabilities from
being hired, promoted, and accepted into the workforce. Shows how one
organization is sensitizing its workforce.
MTI Film & Video, 34 minutes, 1991
VIDEO HD7256 .U5 B7 1991
Breakout From Alcatraz -DVD
This is the story of the infamous prison break from Alcatraz prison. Among
the felons that once called Alcatraz home, three stand out-Frank Morris and the
brothers
John and Clarence Anglin. In June of 1962, they accomplished what everyone
assumed was impossible, a BREAKOUT FROM ALCATRAZ. Drawing on contemporary
accounts of the escape and interviews with FBI agents, former prisoners and
wardens at the Rock, this video details how the three men planned and executed
their escape and explores the many questions that are still unanswered.
A&E Television, The History Channel, 50 minutes, 2002/2008
VIDEO HV9474.A4 B67 2002/2008
Buffalo Soldiers
A photographic history of the two black cavalry regiments that served to keep
peace on the frontier from 1867 to 1891. Also shown is the dedication ceremony
at Fort Leavenworth of a monument to the Buffalo soldiers by sculptor Eddie
Dixon, with speeches by Gen. Colin Powell and the other high ranking black
officers of the U.S. Armed Forces.
BA Productions Bill Armstrong, 49 minutes, 1992
VIDEO U31 .B9 1992
Building Agency Success: Developing an Effective FTO/OJT Training Program
This 3 day (24 hour) training program, broadcast August 17-19, 2004, provides
participants with the knowledge and skills to develop a format on-the-job
training (OJT) program for new employees based on a corrections-specific FTO
model.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, 10 hours, August 2004
VIDEO HV9470.B85 .N38 2004
Building Futures: Offender Job Retention for Corrections Professionals
This training provides offender employment specialists with skills, strengths,
and resources to identify and address significant job retention problems and
increase ex-offender employment success.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, 8 hours, October 2002
VIDEO HV9261.N38 2002
Career Resource Centers
These are 3 computer disks containing a collection of resource for use in a
correctional facility Career Center. Disk 1 contains a computer-assisted Career
Clerk training program; Disk 2 contains O*NET Career Exploration Tools; Disk 3
contains Staff Handbook, Clerk Guide, Facilitator's Notes, Participant Workbook.
National Institute of Corrections, October 2005
VIDEO HV9288 .C37 2005
C.C.T.: Correctional Control Tactics
C.C.T. is designed to enable the corrections officer to choose those
responses that are best suited to their abilities, strengths, and the situation
at hand - allowing for an equal balance between officer safety and agency
liability.
JMS/MPPS (Motion Picture Production Services), 2 videos, 109 minutes, 2000
VIDEO HV8754 .C6 2000
Chicago-Based Gangs in Our Nation's Prisons
This video describes the mentality and customs (mainly nonverbal
communication) of Chicago-based gangs. The gangs follow one of two major
alliances: Folk Nation and People Nation.
NIMCO, INC., 32 minutes, 1997
VIDEO HV6439.45 C45 1997
Classification of High-Risk Offenders
NIC reports on a 2-year study on classification, programming, and supervision
for high-risk offenders.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, 3 hours, 2004
VIDEO HV6049.N38 2004
Community Supervision: Using A Strength-Based, Family-Focused Approach
This DVD video will help professionals identify the strengths and resources
inherent in the family as a fundamental support system for individuals upon
their release from prison or jail.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, 3 hours, 2005
VIDEO HV888.N38 2005
Con Games Inmates Play, Second Edition
This program details how inmates attempt to entrap staff members by using
psychological con games. Initially an inmate examines the officer for
weaknesses. Any laxness on the part of the staff could be the window needed to
provide the inmate with opportunity. If an officer appears vulnerable, the
inmate begins working his manipulations and the unwitting officer soon finds
himself in a compromised situation. Many times staff members are simply trying
to be compassionate or trusting towards inmates because of a strong desire to
please, but this can prove to be monumental mistake if it goes against the
institution's policy. In this video, scenes between correctional staff and
inmates show clues inmates look for in selecting a target, detail how an officer
is set up, and follow steps inmates take to spring the trap- attempting to force
the officer to bend rules in their favor. The program also shows step officers
should take ensure they do not fall prey to inmates' manipulations and what to
do if one believes they have been manipulated
Chatsworth, CA: AIMS Multimedia 18 minutes, 2002
Video HV9470 .C65 2002
Correction
Corrections follows four recruits through the Arizona Department of Corrections
seven-week training academy, and then through their first eight months within
the state prison system. By exploring the complex relationship between
correctional officer and prison inmate, this one-hour documentary tells a story
about power, justice and the American prison system.
Tucson, AZ, Michael Mulcahy/KUAT-ITVS, 57 minutes, 2009
VIDEO HV9305.A6 2009
Correctional Perspectives: The Inmates' View
Designed to help both new correctional staff and students of criminal justice
understand how inmates feel about central issues of their confinement: the
differences in the types of correctional facilities and in inmates who are
incarcerated there, the nature of the care provided, and the rules of the
facility. To include their relationships with staff, usefulness of programs, and
their attitudes about their confinement.
American Correctional Association, 24 minutes, 1996
VIDEO HV9469.C6 1996
Correctional Perspectives: The Staff's View
Designed to help both new correctional staff and students of criminal justice
understand how staff feel about pertinent issues of corrections: the nature of
the care provided, safety, and security. Also to reflect on discipline, the
usefulness of the programs, the impressions they have about inmates, and the
attitudes about working in corrections.
American Correctional Association, 23 minutes, 1996
VIDEO HV9469.C7 1996
Correctional Staff Wellness: Making Choices toward a Higher Level of Total
Health and Well Being
This 3-hour broadcast focuses on the importance of staff wellness in a
correctional environment. Topics include mental and physical health, substance
abuse, how to recognize and manage stress in the workplace, stress-related
symptoms, and staff support resources.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, 3 hours, June 2004
HV8759.N38 2004
Correctional Workers First
Videotape for orientation and training for Bureau of Prisons format.
Federal Bureau of Prisons, 60 minutes, 2003
VIDEO HV9470 .U548 C67 2003
Correctional Workplace Issues: Staff/Inmate
Tape1 is entitled, Stress and the Correctional Officer. It explains what
stress is and what makes corrections a particularly stressful career. Tape 2 is
entitled, An Officer's Guide to Inmate Violence. It discusses the threat of
inmate violence and which inmates are likely to become violent and under what
circumstances. Tape 3 is entitled, Sexual Misconduct in Corrections. It examines
what sexual misconduct is, who is involved and why, and "red flag"
behaviors that might indicate someone is involved in sexual misconduct.
American Correctional Association, 3 videos, 75 minutes, 2000
VIDEO HV8665 .C67 2000
Corrections Budgets in Free Fall: Finding Opportunities in Turbulent Times
This 3-hours DVD broadcast provides an overview of evidence-based strategies and
opportunities that can help correctional organizations stay afloat in the
current economic environment.
Washington, DC: National Institute of Corrections, www.nicic.gov
2 videodiscs, 158 minutes, 2009
VIDEO HV9469.C677 2009
Count Procedures in Correctional Institutions
This video consists of seven separate lessons on count procedures. The
introduction discusses the five different count procedures (Formal, Informal,
Outcount, Master Roster, & Emergency Count) and also discusses the basic
guidelines for counting inmates in correctional institutions.
NIMCO, 48 minutes, 1996
VIDEO HV9470.C68 1996
Creating Choices, Changing Lives
This tape starts by discussing past inadequacies of women prisons in Canada.
Followed by footage from the Edmonton Institution for Women (A Community Living
Environment), the tape shows what steps are being taken to meet the needs of
women prisoners in Canada. Discussions include substance abuse treatment
facilities, educational facilities, health care facilities, vocational training
facilities, and program options to prepare for safe re-integration in the
community.
Correctional Service of Canada, 21 minutes, 2000
VIDEO HV9081 .B4 2000
CRIPS and BLOODS: Made in America
This gang documentary by film make Stacy Perala traces the history of two
African American gangs, the Crips and the Bloods, back to their beginning in
South Central Los Angeles, California. It examines the conditions that led to
the emergence of the gangs and their growth beyond South Central Lost Angeles.
This detailed look at two infamous gangs includes archival footage from network
news accounts of violent gang activities and in-depth interviews with gang
members. Their interviews reveal a multi-generational cycle of gang membership
and they describe gang life, status, protection, and other features of gang
membership. Academicians, congressmen, and other leaders suggest solutions for
addressing the gang violence.
New York: New Video Group, Inc., 99 minutes
VIDEO HV6439.U7 L717 2009
Crisis Intervention Teams: An Effective Response to Mental Illness in
Corrections
Our nation's jails, prisons, and community corrections agencies are confronted
daily with substantial numbers of persons with mental illness in custody and
under supervision. Mental illness in corrections demands an urgency of response,
services, and care. Correctional staff have attempted to manage individuals
suffering mental illness with varying degrees of success. In searching for
meaningful methods of response, some agencies, in partnership with stakeholder
communities, have implemented Crisis Interventional Teams (CITs).
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, 149 minutes, October 2010
VIDEO RC451.4.P68 C75 2010
Critical Knowledge about 12 Step Program
This video conference discusses how corrections professionals can
successfully engage local 12-step communities in ways that maximize benefits and
minimize risks. The panelists present approaches to matching up 12-step programs
to what works in corrections, learning how to enhance communication and
cooperation to support the appropriate use of 12-step programs, and to recognize
the benefits of 12-step programs throughout the criminal justice system.
National Institute of Corrections, US Dept. of Justice. 180 minutes, 2002
VIDEO HV8836 .5 C75 2001
Cross Gender Supervision
Cross-gender supervision is the supervision of offenders by officers of the
opposite sex. With the passage of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and
court rulings, cross-gender supervision became a reality in most correctional
institutions throughout the United States. This video examines the history of
cross gender supervision in our nation's prisons and jails. It discusses issues
faced by both male and female officers when they interact with cross gender
inmates. Interviews with corrections professionals highlight problems officers
encounter with inmates and the way facilities resolve them. American
Correctional Association, 24 minutes, 2000
VIDEO HV9470 .C75 2000
Cruel & Unusual
This documentary presents the challenges faced by five transgendered women
who are incarcerated in male prisons. Included are interviews with the
transgendered inmates, attorneys, psychologists, and activists who support the
rights of transgendered people. Corrections officials are not included among the
interviewees.
New York, NY: Outcast Films 65 minutes, 2006
VIDEO HQ77.0 .C78 2006
Custodia y Cuidado: Un Vistazo a como Trabajan Las Prisones Federales
El video muestra la vida de un prisonero federal, desde el momento que recibe
su sentencia, hasta cuando vuelve a la communidad.
Agencia Federal de Prisones, 28 minutes, 1998
VIDEO HV9469.C872 1998 (En Espaol)
Custody and Care: An Overview of the Federal Bureau of Prisons
Arranged chronologically this program shows what happens to federal offenders
from the time they are sentenced to prison to the time they are released. It
includes information on designations, BOP security levels, admission and
orientation, unit management, security procedures, work programs, education,
religious services, medical, mental health care, drug treatment, inmate
discipline, pre-release and community corrections. It features interviews with
six Federal Wardens.
Federal Bureau of Prisons, 28 minutes, 1997
VIDEO HV9469.C87 1997
Daughters Left Behind
Many women in prison are mothers. Since mothers are often the primary or sole
caregivers to their children, their incarceration significantly impacts and can
destroy a family. An investigative reporter sets out to understand what life is
like for the daughters of women behind bars and how new programs are attempting
to help break the cycle of imprisonment from mother to daughter.
National Geographic, www.shopNGvideos.com,
50 minutes, 2009
VIDEO HV9475 D384 2009
Day of the Gun
KRON-4 aired a special program entitled "Day of the Gun" the
"day" refers to August 21, 1971(also referred to Black August), when
George Lester Jackson, three correctional officers, and two inmate trustees were
killed.
KRON-TV, 93 minutes, 2002
HV9468 .J3 D39 2002
Death Penalty on Trial-DVD
Four cases dramatically illustrate the failing that have made many question
the legitimacy of capital punishment. The Death Penalty on Trial examines four
cases, each illustrative of a critical weakness in the system. John Lee Guy was
sentenced to die because he received incompetent defense from an alcoholic
attorney who was using cocaine during his trial. Tommy Ziegler's trial was
presided over by a judge who had previously opposed Ziegler's defense team, and
when the jury recommended life imprisonment, the judge overruled them and
sentenced Ziegler to dies. Police tortured Leroy Orange for over twelve hours
before he finally confessed to multiple homicides. And Charles Munsey died of
cancer in jail before it was discovered that the district attorney who
prosecuted his case knew that a key witness was lying.
A&E Television, The History Channel, 100 minutes, 2001/2008
VIDEO HV8694.D384 2001/2008
Disturbance Indicators
After a disturbance/riot on the yard, correctional officers almost always
remember various indicators warning them of the impending disturbance. This
training video works through five scenarios showing various disturbance
indicators.
Arizona Department of Corrections, 16 minutes and 42 seconds, 2000
VIDEO HV9025 .D57 2000
Doing Time: Life Inside The Big House
Doing Time: Life Inside The Big House takes a hard look at life inside the
walls of United States Penitentiary Lewisburg, a Federal maximum security
prison. Examines the daily routines of inmates, correctional officers, and the
warden.
Docurama.com. Distributed by New Video: New York, NY. 82 minutes, 2006
VIDEO HV9474 .L59 D65 2006
Don't Call Me Guard
This video examines how the position of prison guard has been redefined into
the current position of correctional officer. Today's correctional officer is
highly trained and must face the increased requirements of the position. Don't
Call Me Guard examines the differing responsibilities of a correctional officer,
such as maintaining a pulse on all activities, communicating effectively with
inmates and colleagues, and working to remain one step ahead of the inmates.
Lockup USA: Documentary. 30 minutes, 1995
VIDEO HV9275.D66 1995
Effective Supervision of Adult Sex Offenders in the Community
The aim of this video is to enhance the ability of probation staff to
supervise sex offenders in the community through discussions of why sex
offenders present unique challenges, describe what agencies are doing to respond
to unique challenges sex offenders pose, and provide suggestions for officials
and line officers to handle their work more efficiently.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, 2 videos, 180 minutes, 2001
VIDEO HV9304 .S8 2001
Emergency Preparedness and Response
This self-paced course covers emergency preparation and response in
correctional institutions. It also explains how to assess (self-audit) an
institution's emergency practices, policies and procedures, philosophy, mission,
and/or objectives in an emergency situation, policies during emergencies,
emergency plan and emergency preparedness system, assessing your institution
emergency preparedness summary, and post-assessment.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections 1CD-ROM
VIDEO HV8759 .E44 2006
Employment Relations & Conflict Resolution
Teamwork and good relationships with colleagues are both key to the productive operation of most organizations. Conflict is inevitable though all employees should know how to deal with it appropriately. This DVD examines employee relations and workplace conflict, using interviews with experts to explore the nature of workplace disputes, the role of managers and the human resources department in handling them and effective strategies for their resolution.
VIDEO HD42 .E47 2013
Employment Resource Center
This video highlights the Employment Resource Center (ERC), a pre-lease
program of the Federal Bureau of Prisons that serves the inmates of FCI
Allenwood and FCI Danbury. ERC houses various programs such as: America's
Labor Market Information System ALMIS which helps inmates search for job
employment possibilities which caters to their specific release areas. Breaking
Barriers is a video training center design specifically for correctional
settings to provide inmate with the proper tools to develop their creative
thinking skills. Bridges to Freedom is established on five principles of
self-sufficiency of urgency, ownership; learn by doing, lifelong learning and
motivation to reduce recidivism. Employment Workshop or Job Club is where
inmates interact by reading each others resumes, practicing interview skills,
researching and discussing current job market trends and planning job
strategies. Gateway to Employment uses five principles of self-sufficiency to
assist inmates who are not fluent in English to identify and remove personal
barriers.
National Institute of Corrections, 26 minutes, 2002
VIDEO HV9288.E47 2002
Enabling the Disabled
This videotape covers the basics of ADA application in correctional
facilities.
American Correctional Association, 20 minutes, 1993
VIDEO KF480 .E5 1993
Encouraging Staff Development to Motivate Your Staff
This DVD features a case study on how the employee recognition program was designed and implemented. It provides information and insights concerning how employees can use the framework outlined in the example program to reinforce desired behavior for their staff and give their employees the feedback that they need to excel.
Healthy Learning, 2012
VIDEO HF5549.5 N3 H6 2011
Engineering Supermax Prisons
This program shows America's prisons are changing to match increasingly
threatening inmates: ganged up, violent and smart. To deal with relentlessly
violent criminals at California's Pelican Bay Prison, engineers constructed a
super-maximum security unit within the facility, referred to as "The
Shoe." And Massachusetts' Souza Baranowski Prison developed and is using
high-tech prison engineering to protect its officer and other inmates form
habitual criminals who fail to cease being violent, even under the eyes of the
law. Some content may be objectionable. Gilmore, Pip et al.-Engineering Supermax
Prison.
Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities and Science, 54 minutes, 2004
Video HV8005 .E65 2004
Enhanced Supervision Case Study: The Jack Kaiser Story
This video demonstrates "Enhanced Supervision" in action and
follows the progress of one fictional probation officer and her supervision
through one case. The program begins when the officer receives the offender's
file as he begins his supervised release sentence; and continues through the
first 6 months of supervision and shows numerous meetings with the offender and
other interested parties, like his employer.
Mark J. Mitchell. B Washington D.C.: The Federal Judicial Center, 30 minutes, 1
second, 1991
VIDEO HV9278.E54 1991
Epilepsy: The Untold Stories
Describe the type of epilepsy known as complex partial seizures and temporal
lobe epilepsy (TLE). It includes the interviews with six people who have TLE and
four doctors and therapists, to give both personal and clinical overview of the
subject.
Fanlight Productions, 27 minutes, 40 seconds, 1993
VIDEO RC372 .E6 1993
Equality
Chronicles the lives of women who were prominent in the various women's
movements that emerged in response to a variety of injustices perpetrated
against women in their personal, public, and professional lives from Abigail
Adams in 1776 to the early 1990s.
Schlesinger Video productions, 30 minutes, 1996
VIDEO HQ1410 .E6 1996
Essential Skills for New Supervisors
Supervisors including developing personal and professional goals, demonstrating
leadership, problem solving, critical thinking, decision making, managing
conflict, coaching, counseling, providing discipline, and encouraging staff
performance. Disc 1 is designed for facilitators leading a group. Disc 2 is
designed for participants to learn independently at their own pace.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, 2 disc, 2010
VIDEO HF5549.15,E87 2010
Ethics in Corrections (Set of 3 Videos)
Highlight ethical dilemmas that occur in corrections work and suggest ways to
resolve them.
American Correctional Association, 20 minutes each, 1998
VIDEO HV8759.E84 1998
Examining Islam
This DVD is a compilation of segments from the News Hour with Mim Lehrer. It
sheds light on issues ranging from Islamist extremism to Islamic religious
observance. The episodes include Observing Islam: Islamic scholars examine
Islamic practices and discuss the religion's future as the first Ramadan after
9/11 begins. Conversation” Fatina Shaker: Saudi sociologist Fatina Shaker
talks about life as a woman in Saudi Arabia, the overall complexity of Saudi
society, and Saudi denunciation of Islamic extremism and the 9/11hijackers.
Bridging Two Worlds” Orhan Pamuk: Orhan Pamuk, Turkish author of My Name Is
Red, talks about the cultural split between Islam and secularism in Turkey.
Dialogue” In the Name of Islam: A discussion about the relationship between
Islam and people who perpetrate terrorist attacks in the name
of Islam. Sacred Images Religious Symbolism: In the wake of
rioting that followed the publication of controversial cartoon images of
Muhammad in a Danish newspaper, Ray Suarez is joined by two religious scholars
to come to grips with the use of religious imagery in the
media. Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities & Sciences, 72
minutes, 2007
VIDEO BP161.3 .E93 2007
Executioners, The
Explores the origins and evolution of capital punishment from barbaric
ancient times to today's "humane" methods.
A&E Home Video, 100 minutes, 1995
VIDEO HV8694.E94 1995
Extreme Consequences
This DVD is aimed at keeping kids out of the penal system. It tackles the
subjects of making choices and understanding consequences, while addressing the
underlying hurt and anger that all at-risk youth experience. Extreme
Consequences provides real insights from inmates about the path they took to
prison and the reality they face every day inside. These men tell their stories
and offer advice to youth struggling to make positive choices in challenging
times. The program is a resource for at-risk youth programs as well as training
and education for people working with incarcerated juveniles and adults.
Sherborn, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media (40 minutes)
VIDEO 8742.U6 E98 2007
Extreme Leadership
Steve Farber approaches leadership as you would approach an extreme sport. That
is, learn to love the fear and exhilaration that naturally comes with the
territory. The problem, Farber points out, is that many people who call
themselves leaders are only posing. They accept the title without putting their
skin in the game. Extreme Leadership is the interplay of fear and love, two of
the most powerful forces in the human experience. This program is intended for
those who want to be both a dynamic and an effective leader.
Seminars on DVD, www.seminarsondvd.com; 119 minutes, 2009
VIDEO HD57.7.E98 2009
Eyes on the Prize: America's Civil Rights Movement
This seven disc DVD set is a 14-part PBS special presentation documenting the
Civil Rights Movement in the United States. Each DVD contains a volume covering
a specific period of events in the American experience.
Volume1- Awakenings(1954-1956)
Fighting Back(1957-1962)
PBS Video, 120 minutes, 2006
VIDEO E185.615.E943 2006 Vol.1
Volume2- Aint Scared of Your Jails(1960-1961) No Easy Walk(1961-1963)
PBS Video, 120 minutes, 2006
VIDEO E185.615.E943 2006 Vol.2
Volume3- Mississippi: Is This America?(1962-1964)
Bridge to Freedom(1965)
PBS Video, 120 minutes, 2006
VIDEO E185.615.E943 2006 Vol.3
Volume4- The Time Has Come(1964-1966)
Two Societies(1965-1968)
PBS Video, 120 minutes, 2006
VIDEO E185.615.E943 2006 Vol.4
Volume5- Power!(1966-1968)
The Promised Land(1967-1968)
PBS Video, 120 minutes, 2006
VIDEO E185.615.E943 2006 Vol.5
Volume6- Aint Gonna Shuffle No More(1964-1972) A Nation of Law?(1968-1971)
PBS Video, 120 minutes, 2006
VIDEO E185.615.E943 2006 Vol.6
Volume7- The Keys To The Kingdom(1971-1980)
Back To The Movement(1979-1985)
PBS Video, 120 minutes, 2006
VIDEO E185.615.E943 2006 Vol.7
Williams, Juan. Eyes on the Prize-America's Civil Rights Years, 1954-1965New
York; Penguin Books, 1988
VIDEO E185.615.E943 1988
Facing Prison Rape
This video provides correctional professionals with an overview of the Prison
Rape Elimination Act that became law on Sept. 4, 2003. Re-enactments of real
cases of inmate-on-inmate assaults are included and provide discussion points to
guide policy and procedures within a correctional setting. The law covers both
staff and inmate sexual misconduct. This DVD/CD-Rom information package contains
three discs: (1) Facing Prison Rape, 23 minutes DVD video; (2) 3 hour NIC DVD
video conference; and (3) CD-Rom disc with power point presentation of 2003
Prison Rape Elimination Act and Bibliography/Resources.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, 23 minutes, 2004
VIDEO HV8836.F43 2004 pt. 1
The Farm: 10 Down
Ten years after The Farm: Life Inside Angola Prison, film director, Jonathan
Stack goes back inside Louisiana's maximum security penitentiary, to catch up
with the lives of those he captured a decade earlier. Angola is America's oldest
and largest prison, with 5,000 inmates, most of whom have received life -, or
death-, sentences for violent crimes, and will never leave Angola. The Farm: 10
Down explores redemption and forgiveness and continues to provide extraordinary
opportunities for learning through storytelling.
Brooklyn, NY: Highest Common Denominator, 90 minutes, 2009
VIDEO HV8338.F258 2009
The Farm: Life inside the Angola Prison
A documentary film which follows the lives of 6 men imprisoned at Angola,
Louisiana State Penitentiary. This video shows inmate life at America's largest
prison that expands across 18,000 acres of farm land. All aspects of life in
prison are shown: orientation sessions for new inmates, library services,
medical services, inmate visitation, parole hearing, pardon board, prison
cemetery, and inmate programs, including operating a radio station and
publishing an award winning journal. Many inmates work on the farm and all
inmates have jobs at Angola.
A & E Video, 100 minutes, 1998
VIDEO HV8338 .F37 1998
Federal Employees Retirement System: Law Enforcement Office and non-LEO
This DVD is an overview of the federal Employees retirement System for both
law enforcement and non-LEO.
Federal Bureau of Prisons, 114 minutes, 2009
VIDEO JK791 .F43 2009
Federal Probation and Pretrial Services Officers:
WHO WHAT WHY
This program introduces the viewer to the Federal Probation Pretrial Services
Officer's role in the criminal justice system. Four Officers are introduced and
the viewer is provided a look at some of the issues and duties their job
encompasses.
Mark J. Mitchell, Washington, D.C.: The Federal Judicial Center, 29 minutes, 40
seconds, 1996
VIDEO HV9278.F43 1996
Female Offenders in the Community
This video conference gives criminal justice professionals a better
understanding of the needs, strengths, weaknesses, and risks female criminal
justice offenders bring to the criminal justice system. Discussions cover what
circumstances move females into criminality and what are some practical
approaches to improving their success under community supervision.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, 2 videos, 180 minutes, 2001
VIDEO HV6046 .F46 2001
Forced Cell Extraction: A Training Program
A training video about how to perform a forced cell extraction so that it is
done as safely as possible for both the correctional officer and the inmate.
Forced cell extraction is not an emergency procedure but a procedure used
when inmates are uncooperative and refuse to comply with requests from staff.
Non-force options such as negotiations and chemical agents are exhausted before
a forced extraction is employed. All the steps for carrying out an extraction
are demonstrated in detail: the authorizations and paper work required;
extraction techniques including each piece of equipment used and
responsibilities of each member of the extraction team; and follow up procedures
afterwards, including medical examination.
NIMCO, 27 minutes, 2000
VIDEO HV9470 .F67 2000
Foundation Skills for Trainers: 32-Hour Training Program
This program will help participants develop the preparation, presentation,
and platform delivery skills needed to conduct training using established
curricula.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, 10 hours, March 2004
VIDEO HV9470.N38 2004
From Prison to Home
This documentary is about the experiences of four ex-inmates who have been
released from prison. It focuses on the formidable odds they face over the
course of one year after their release. The inmates are challenged with
getting employment and housing, addition, and reconnecting with family.
Films for the humanities & Sciences, 71 minutes, 2008
Video HV9276.5 F931 2008
Future Force: Building a 21st Century Community Corrections Workforce
This DVD video focuses on the changing and expanding roles of probation, parole
and community corrections officers.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, 3 hours, August 2005
VIDEO HV8759.N38 2005
Future Force: Building A 21st Century Community Corrections Workforce
This DVD video focuses on the changing and expanding roles of probation,
parole and community corrections officers.
National Institute of Corrections, 3 hours, August 2005
VIDEO HV8759.N39 2005
Gang Management Strategies in Corrections
Defines gangs, identifies potential problems they present, assists
corrections
officers with identifying gangs and gang members and explains effective ways to
manage gangs and their members.
American Correctional Association, 15 minutes, 1994
VIDEO HV6439.U6 G36 1999
Gangland: Aryan Brotherhood
The Aryan Brotherhood is a prison gang solely for white inmates. Former
members tell about the gang's initiation requirements and their symbols - the
Nazi swastika, shamrock, and the no. 666. Also revealed are the dos and don'ts
about family members, extortion, murder, drug trafficking, and other activities
carried out with the use of terror. Accounts of vicious attacks in both state
and federal prisons across the nation are described, including Tommy Silverstein's
murder of Officer Merle Clutts at USP Marion in 1983. Other federal prisons
mentioned are the ADX Florence and USP Leavenworth.
A&E Television Networks/The History Channel, 50 minutes, 2007
VIDEO HV6439.U5 6364 2007
Gateway to the New Millennium
This event was a joint project between the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI)
- Terminal Island and El Camino Community College. It is the 2nd Annual Mock Job
Fair held September 8, 1999. Successfully finding employment upon release from
prison is an important need identified for ex-offenders. The mock job fair is a
valuable resource that provides needed feedback to the inmate concerning
interview and resume skills.
Bureau of Prisons, FCI Terminal Island & El Camino Community College, 22
minutes and 58 seconds, 1999
VIDEO HV9288 .G38 1999
Get Out and Stay Out
Former inmates and their families discuss how the Maranatha Prison facility
changed their lives and kept them from a life of crime and from returning to
prison.
United Prison Ministries International, 22 minutes, 1999
VIDEO HV6049 .G48 1999
Glorious Triumphs & Great Tragedies: Journey to 13 Unforgettable
Events
This documentary tells the stories of 13 historic events through the use of both
archival footage and vivid reenactments. The events are:
Egypt: Treasures of Tutankhamen
Everest: Adventure at the Top of the World
Gettysburg: The Bloodiest Battle
The Holy Land: The Riddle of the Dead Sea Scrolls
Jerusalem: Mystery of the Lost Ark
Normandy: The D-Day Invasion
The North Atlantic: The Titanic Disaster
The Panama Canal: Against All Odds
Pearl Harbor: Day of Infamy
Pompeii: Day of Destruction
St. Petersburg: Last Days of the Romanovs
The Taj Majal: A Love Story
The Tower of London: The Tragedy of Anne Boleyn
Chicago, IL: Questar, Inc. (Readers Digest Assoc., Inc.), 2 hours, 2003
VIDEO D24.G56 2003
Greening Corrections
This DVD focuses on making correctional facilities more energy and resource
efficient.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, 180 minutes, October 2010
VIDEO HV8825.S87 G74 2010
Handling Prisoners: An Analysis of Officer Killed
Law enforcement officers could die while handling prisoners. This DVD is a
study of officers killed while handling inmates and proves answers about why and
what goes wrong. Viewers learn to identify and avoid deadly mistakes.
AIMS Multimedia, 1 video disc, 18 minutes
VIDEO HV8142 .H36 1991
Hard Times: Teens in Maximum Security Prisons
Shows prison life for juvenile offenders at the Western Youth Institution in
Morgantown, North Carolina. ABC News Anchor Diane Sawyer reports through the
experiences of four new teenage inmates--one of whom is only 13 years old. A
follow-up two years later reveals the impact of their incarceration on their
minds and bodies, best summed up by the words of one of the four: "This is
not the place to be."
Films for the Humanities & Science (Produced by ABC), 24 minutes, 2000
VIDEO HV9481 .M6 H37 2000
Health Reform and Public Safety: New Opportunities, Better Outcomes
The intent of this DVD broadcast is to inform and increase awareness of the
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA). The ACA has presented an opportunity
to enhance collaboration between the criminal justice/corrections and healthcare systems.
The broadcast highlights promising practices by providing resources and strategies to
expand healthcare coverage to justice-involved individuals.
Washington, DC: National Institute of Corrections, 161 minutes, 2014.
VIDEO HV8843 .H43 2014
Hidden Killer, The: Hepatitis Awareness for Staff-Educate Yourself,
Protect Yoursels, Know The Facts!
Staff in correctional settings work in a high-risk environment for exposure
to hepatitis. This DVD video is aimed at educating correctional workers
about all aspects of hepatitis, including how it spread, symptoms, and its
long-term effects. The intended goals of presenting this information is that
correctional staff will learn to minimize their exposure to the disease.
Alexandria, VA: American Correctional Association, 12 minutes, 2009
VIDEO RC848 .H42 H53 2009
Hispanics and the Medal of Honor
This documentary was originally broadcasted in 2002 on the History Channel's
television program, Unsung Heroes. It explores the role of Hispanics in
America's military. Many Hispanic soldiers have won the highest military award
the nation bestows, the Medal of Honor. New York, NY: A&E Television
Networks, 50 minutes 2008
VIDEO UB433 .H57 2008
History Makers, The: Faith, Volume 2
This documentary film is a collection of first-hand accounts and archival
footage of contemporary African American high achievers. Hosted by James Avery,
this DVD
features Harry Belafonte, Angela Daris, Nikki Giovanni, and Vernon Jordan.
Chatsworth, CA: Image Entertainment, 60 minutes, 2004
VIDEO E185.96 .H572 2004
History Makers, The: Courage, Volume 3
This documentary film is a collection of first-hand accounts and archival
footage of contemporary African American high achievers. Hosted by James Avery,
this DVD
features Jesse L. Jackson, Jr., B.B. King, Susan L. Taylor, and Al Sharpton.
Chatsworth, CA: Image Entertainment, 59 minutes, 2004
VIDEO E185.96 .H573 2004
History of American Corrections
This video is a journey through more than 200 years of the evolution of this
vital part of the criminal justice system. From the earliest jails, to the most
modern facilities of today it explores the people, places, and events that
helped shape corrections, and also focuses on some of the major issues that have
been at the forefront of correctional concern since its earliest incarnation.
This video is appropriate for correctional training sessions, staff orientation,
and criminal justice curricula.
American Correctional Association, 30 minutes, 2001
VIDEO HV9304 .H57 2001
Hostage Negotiations
This program looks at the difficult job of hostage negotiator and their
proven success in the last thirty year. Mentioned are Attica, the Munich
Olympics, Waco and Lucasville Prison.
Films for the Humanities & Sciences, 52 minutes, 2001.
VIDEO HV8058 .H65 2001
Hostage Survival in Corrections
Teaches corrections staff how to prepare themselves for being taken hostage,
how to survive a hostage situation, and how to recover from the effects of being
taken hostage.
American Correctional Association, 27 minutes, 2000
VIDEO HV8142 .H67 2000
How to Deal with Difficult Co-Workers in the Corrections Environment
Describes the importance of confronting difficult co-workers. Lists the
benefits of confronting difficult co-workers, and explains the four steps on how
to confront difficult co-workers.
American Correctional Association, 20 minutes, 1997
VIDEO HF5549.5.E42 H69 1997
Hurricane Katrina: The Storm That Drowned A City
This DVD is NOVA's reconstruction of Hurricane Katrina's impact on the city
of New Orleans, LA and the Gulf Coast back on August 29, 2005. The film presents
storm footage, eyewitness testimony, and an analysis of what went wrong. Viewers
relive the storm through the eyes of survivors and the stories of engineers,
hurricane experts, and emergency officials that grappled with the arrival and
aftermath of the storm.
NOVA, 1 videodisc, 56 minutes, 2005
VIDEO QC944.HB7753364 2005
Implementing Effective Correctional Management of Offenders in the
Community
This DVD video provides information about NICs initiative on statewide
implementation of effective correctional management of offenders in the
community.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, 3 hours, February 2004
VIDEO HV9275.N38 2004
Inmate Adherence Videotape Series, The
The men in this videotape series are former inmates who are all HIV+. They
have given their time to develop this video to help you understand HIV infection
and its treatment. This video is an example of how a support group can work.
When in "greens", these men play out how a support group worked while
they were in prison. Tape 1-Living Well with HIV. Tape 2-Fighting Back:
Understanding the HIV Life Cycle. Tape 3-Making the Choice: Antiretroviral 101
& Therapy for Life. Tape 4-Staying the Course: Staying on Antiretroviral
Therapy once You Have Started. Tape 5-Taking Charge.
Albany Medical College, 5 videos, 103 minutes, 2000
VIDEO RC607 .A26 2000
Inside 911
Presents an examination of the events of September 11, 2001. Tracing a time
line that led up to the terrorist attacks and the subsequent government
response. Part one- War on America. Part two- Zero hour.
National Geographic, 2 videodiscs, 210 minutes, 2006
VIDEO HV6437 .I57 2006
Inside Death Row
National Geographic provides this DVD exclusive of the busiest execution chamber
in the country located in the small town of Huntsville, Texas. Through intimate
interviews with inmates, we meet those scheduled to be executed in just weeks.
We learn about the inmates daily struggles. And we find out how the residents of
Huntsville feel about living in a town that carries out more capital punishment
sentences than any other city in the United States.
Margate, FL: National Geographic Channel, 50 minutes, 2009
VIDEO HV8699 .U6 T456 2009
Intensive Confinement Center Bryan, Texas, The
The purpose of the video is to familiarize viewers with the Bureau of
Prisons' Intensive Confinement Center (ICC) for women in Bryan, Texas. An
alternative to a "traditional" minimum-security prison, the ICC
combines a disciplined atmosphere with intensive education, counseling, and work
programming to instill self-discipline, build self-esteem, combat drug
dependency, and teach literacy, job, and life skills.
Federal Bureau of Prisons, 17 minutes, 1990
VIDEO HV9475.T4 U65 1990
Intensive Confinement Center Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, The
The purpose of the video is designed to familiarize viewers with the Bureau
of Prisons' Intensive Confinement Center (ICC), in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. The
ICC is a "shock incarceration" program, designed to expose young,
first-time offenders to a highly-structured, no frills environment that instills
self-control, discipline, and self-esteem, and perhaps reduces participants'
potential for future criminal activity.
Bureau of Prisons, 14 minutes, 1992
VIDEO HV9475.P4 U65 1992
Investigative Reports: Solitary Confinement
This documentary, part of the A&E Investigative Reports series, goes inside
a Supermax prison, where security is the number one priority. Narrated by
producer and host Bill Kurtis, this episode uses Arizona State Prison and
Pelican Bay State Prison in California as examples of two institutions that are
considered Supermax. In this type of prison, each inmate is given his own 80
square foot cell in which he spends 23 hours. The question of whether this
prison system is too harsh and too restricted is continually asked. To try and
get to the bottom of this heated question, Investigative Reports talks with
psychologists, prison officials, correctional officers, wardens, and even some
prisoners who speak about their views of this type of maximum security.
A&E Television Networks, New Video, 50 minutes, 2000
VIDEO HV8728.S6 2000
Islam's Place Practice of Worship in the Correctional Environment
Intended audience: Correctional workers.
Produced by the Federal Bureau of Prisons Chaplaincy Service, 1 video cassette
31minutes, 2005
BV4595 .185 2005
Islamic Teaching Lessons Muslim's Faith: An Islamic Video Teaching Series
The study guide designed to be used for group study and Discussion in
conjunctions with the video tape lecture series lessons 1-72.
9 videocassette
BP 130.86 .I85 2005
Islamic Teaching Lessons
Lessons #1 - #8
1) A primer for Quranic Sciences 2) The Methodology of the Sunnah 3) The
Importance of Salah 4)Being justly balanced 5) Muslims transition to half-way
houses 6) Tauheed 7) Day of Supplication and remembrances 8) Husnal Khuluq
BP 130.86 .I85 2005 Pt.1
Islamic Teaching Lessons
Lessons #9 - #15
9) Blesses month: Ramadan 10) Striving for tranquility 11) Inspiration from the
Sunnah 12) Ties of kinship 13) Easy actions for rewards are multiplied 14)
Dangers of back-biting and tale bearing 15) Dangers of Innovation in religion.
BP 130.86 .I85 2005 Pt.2
Islamic Teaching Lessons
Lessons #16 - #21
16) Hadeeth on intention 17) Real bankruptcy in Islam 18) Kindness and neighbors
19) Five values or principles 20) Source of Islamic Law 21) Repentance.
BP 130.86 .I85 2005 Pt.3
Islamic Teaching Lessons
Lessons #22 - #29
22) Righteousness and wrongdoing 23) Etiquette of seeking and correction 24) How
to avoid the traps of Satan 25) Anger and how to control it 26) Evil and how to
change it 27) Preparation for the Eids 28) Eid al-Adha 29) Beneficial Islamic
topics for spiritual growth.
BP 130.86 .I85 2005 Pt.4
Islamic Teaching Lessons
Lesson #30 - #37
30) Spiritually motivated knowledge 31) Practicing Moderation in religious
observance 32) Gems from the Righteous and pious tales 33) Kindness to children,
orphans and subordinates 34) Virtues of being a student of the Holy Quran and
35) Virtues of charity 36) Avoiding the major sins in Islam 37) Strategies to
increase the spiritual life.
BP 130.86 .I85 2005 Pt.5
Islamic Teaching Lessons
Lesson #38 - #46
38) Virtues of Ramadan 39) The days of your life 40) The role of pious women in
Islam 41) Inner acts and rectifying the heart 42) Good character and service to
others in Islam 43) The mother's role in Islam 44) The status of women in Islam
45) Patience 46) Leave that which doubtful.
BP 130.86 .I85 2005 Pt.6
Islamic Teaching Lessons
Lesson #47 - #55
47) Sincerity in Islam 48) Islamic belief and its components 49) No burden
greater than you can bear 50) Seeking forgiveness 51) Fasting 52) Fairness 53)
Being responsible for one's soul 54) Life's test 55) Denying Allah's
favor BP 130.86 .I85 2005 Pt.7
Islamic Teaching Lessons
Lesson #56 - #59
56) Overcoming evil 57) A shallow faith 58) Virtue of loving each other for the
sake of Allah 59) Piety and truthfulness in speech.
BP 130.86 .I85 2005 Pt.8
It's More Expensive to Do Nothing
This documentary film explores America's criminal justice system, the revolving
door of institutionalization, the complexities of remediation, and the programs
that have worked to help nonviolent ex-offenders succeed as self-sufficient
members of society. The director, Alan Swyer, brings together experts in
criminology, treatment providers, and ex-offenders to take a penetrating look at
our justice system. Documentary argues for treating non-violent offenders in
non-prison programs and offers examples of successful treatment
facilities.
San Diego, CA: Humane Exposure Films, 54 minutes, 2010
VIDEO HV9276.5 .I87 2010
Japan
Through an exploration of Japan's history this series provides an insight
into Japan of the future complex mix of centuries old traditions and high tech
neon lit thoroughfares.
MPI Home Video, 240 minutes, 1992
VIDEO DS835 .J3 1992
Join Our Team
This DVD is a video to provide a brief look at the many possible job
opportunities for those seeking employment with the Bureau of Prisons
Bureau of Prison, 20 minutes, 2010
HV9470 .B87 2010
Killing Time
A hard punching presentation about contracting HIV/AIDS. Sensitive language
is used to describe HIV/AIDS. Explicit pictures of symptoms and infected
patients are shown. Inmates with HIV/AIDS, hepatitis and tuberculosis warn about
risk factors and protection.
Chugachmiut, 13 minutes, 1999
VIDEO HV8838 .K55 1999
Leading with Kindness: Case Studies in Compassionate Management
There are ways for leaders to combine toughness with caring and compassion. What does that approach look like in practical terms? This DVD offers illuminating, real-world examples. Viewers learn about companies that place a strong emphasis on employee-driven innovation; boosting worker wellness; college tuition allowances, and other inspiring cases. Interview with high-level leaders at each company, as well as scenes of manager-employee interactions are featured
Films for the Humanities & Sciences, 2009
VIDEO HD57.7 L34 2009
Life after Death: An Appalling Saga of Some of the Most Notorious
Correctional Facilities throughout the United States
This film is a saga that focuses on life in prison. It features some of the
most notorious correctional facilities throughout the United States. Corrections
Officers tell what it's like managing inmates. Former inmates discuss
murder, violence, drug dealing, corruption as well as self-preservation. Hear
from officers and inmates talk about everyday life in prison. Vendetta Film
works, Inc., 80 minutes, 2007
VIDEO HV8805 .E956 2007
Life Sentence
This film documents six formerly incarcerated men and women who together spent from twelve to twenty-six years in prison. Life Sentence begins as each
inmate prepares for their first parole board hearing. Each is denied and must wait two years until their next hearing. They discuss what brought them prison,
the time spent there, and what if felt like being sentenced to decades of
imprisonment. One of the most important opportunities while incarcerated was the
ability to get education. Just before Congress abolished federal financing for
college programs in prisons in 1994, all six had completed associate, bachelor and
master degrees. Now released the six must find their way economically and emotionally
to rebuild their lives after being behind bars. This film shows how the six
ex-offenders contribute to society and their communities, all of them working with other
ex-offenders. Scholars, policy makers and advocates of reform discuss the great
obstacles ex-offenders face, including job and housing regulations and discrimination, sentencing policies, and lifetime parole.
New York, NY: Filmakers Library, 31 minutes, 2008
VIDEO HV8708 .L54 2008
Life Without: Youth with Incarcerated Parents Tell Their Own Stories
What is life like for children whose mothers or fathers are incarcerated? What happens to parents and grandparents left to care for these children apart from the imprisoned parent? A group of youth spent a week together in Summer of 2009 learning how documentary films are made and then using the new knowledge to tell their own stories of having a parent in prison. The result is Life Without a series of six powerful vignettes produced by these youth.
Borderwalk Productions, 35 minutes, 2011
VIDEO HV8886.U5 L54 2011
Lighten Up
Comedienne Sandy Queen brings levity at the workplace by making employees
laugh.
LifeWorks, Inc., 58 minutes, 1999
VIDEO FPZV BF575.S37 Q44 1999
Lives That Changed The World: Nelson Mandela
Though not a complete biography, this DVD is about the life of Nelson
Mandela. Imprisoned 27 years for standing up for what he believed, Nelson
Mandela persevered and was able to galvanize the world around his struggle to
end apartheid ... even from behind bars at South Africa's brutal and remote
Robben Island prison. Released in 1990, Mandela entered a world profoundly
shaped by his dream, his homeland now one of multi-racial democracy. Against a
backdrop of historical footage, this Nobel Peace Prize winner's own story is
told through the eyes of 10 people who were there, who were inspired by his
vision, who are a legacy of his epic quest. Among these individuals are his
daughter Zindzi, who spent her formative years apart from her father due to his
imprisonment, his former prison guard, a South African musician who was
influenced by Mandela's revolutionary vision, a Canadian schoolteacher who
shares about the impact of Mandela's release on his teaching, and others. Also
included is the testimony of Adriaan Vlok, former minister of law and order
during apartheid rule.
Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Networks, 46 minutes, 2010
VIDEO DT197 L58 2010
The Long Shadow of Incarcerations's Stigma
This is a short documentary about the experience of reentry and the stigma ex-offenders endure upon returning to society.
The Think Outside The Cell Foundaiton, 109 minutes, 2010
VIDEO HV9346 .L67 2012
MDC Guaynabo Puerto Rico
MDC Guaynabo is a 8-story high rise jail facility located on a 10 acre parcel of
land in downtown Guaynabo, Puerto Rico. MDC Guaynabo is the first Federal Bureau
of prisons facility located outside the continental United States. Warden Larry
Cox describes the MDC he heads where there are 320 staff positions.
The Federal Bureau of Prisons, 33 minutes, 1990
VIDEO HV8746.P9 M33 1990
Making The Right Choices
Filmed inside a correctional facility, the host addresses the struggles many
offenders face when returning to their old neighborhood and friends. He
discusses how the behaviors that often lead a person to addiction and criminal
activity convey immediate gratification, along with an illusion of power and a
false sense of control. The host also emphasized that in order to avoid
returning to prison it is important that individuals accept responsibility for
their actions, develop humility and become personally accountable for their
actions and behaviors. This presentation provides successful strategies for
transitioning back into the community
Florence, KY: Discovery Education (AIM Multimedia), 51 minutes, 2003
VIDEO HV6049.M36 2003
Making Time Count
This volunteer management videotape provides an overview of selected volunteer
activities by community, inmate, and staff volunteers at various correctional
institutions and the Central Office of the Federal Bureau of Prisons
Management and Specialty Training Center, Fed. Bureau of Prisons, 19 minutes,
2004
VIDEO HV9275.M35 2004
Managing Infectious Diseases in Corrections
A National Institute of Corrections video conference. Moderated by Newton
Kendig and Harold Margolis. Presented by Kleanthe Caruso, David S. Cook; et al.
The conference focuses on the unique needs in the management of infectious
diseases in a correctional setting.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, (2 tapes) 180 minutes 1999
VIDEO HV8843 .M36 1999
Managing Inmate Behavior
A three video tape set that helps you Manage Inmate Behavior Awareness,
Effective Communication and Control.
American Correctional Association, 20 minutes, 1997
VIDEO HV9469.M23 1997
Managing Mentally Ill Inmates
This DVD is part of the Correctional Officers readiness training (CORT) video
series. It was taped on location in the medical ward of a large county jail. It
is a comprehensive program that assists correctional officers in being both more
effective and safer, in the cell block.
Aims Multimedia 1 videodisc 42 minutes, 1997
HV6791 .M36 1997
Managing the Aging and Terminally Ill Inmate
This video tape is part of the NIC distance learning program. A panel
discusses how to increase awareness of the needs of aging and terminally ill
inmates and to present management strategies for their care.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, US Dept. of Justice. 180
minutes, 2001
VIDEO HV8841 .M36 2001
Manhood and Violence: Fatal Peril
In 1997, the San Francisco County Jail began offering inmates convicted of
violent crimes an emotional group therapy called manalive. Remarkably, after
only four months of intense immersion, the re-arrest rate for violent crimes
dropped by 80% for its graduates. Manalive is a core component of the Sheriff's
program Resolve to Stop the Violence Project (RSVP). MANHOOD & VIOLENCE:
FATAL PERIL, profiles a group of violent men who participated in manalive and
RSVP.
Garrison, NY: Hudson River Film & Video, 58 minutes, 2003
VIDEO HQ1090.03 .M25 2003
Men, Women, and Respect: Stopping Sexual Harassment in Correctional
Facilities.
Defines Sexual Harassment, its effects on the person harassed, the person who
harasses, the administration, and others in the workplace.
American Correctional Association, 20 minutes, 1993
VIDEO HD6060.3.M46 1993
Mentoring in Corrections
Provides an in-depth look at the mentoring process in corrections. Shows how
mentoring benefits the mentor, the mentee and the organization.
American Correctional Association, 18 minutes, 1996
VIDEO HV9470.M46 1996
Mom's in Prison.......Again
This documentary examines several successful prison programs across the country aimed at breaking the cycle of children of incarcerated parents also ending up in prisons.
Texas History, 2012/1994
VIDEO HV8886 .U5 M66 2012/1994
Mothers of Bedford
Jenifer McShane's documentary takes us inside Bedford Hills Correctional Facility, a maximum security prison north of New York City. Shot over four years, MOTHERS OF BEDFORD follows five women of diverse backgrounds and incarcerated for different reasons----in dual struggles to be engage in their children's lives and become their better selves. It shows how long-term sentences affect mother-child relationships and how Bedford's innovative Children's Center helps women maintain and improve bonds with children and adult relatives awaiting their return.
A Women Make Movies Release, 96 minutes, 2013/2011
VIDEO HV8886 .U5 M56 2013/2011
Moving On: A Program for At-Risk Women
This DVD and CD-ROM presentation is based on several evidence-based treatment
models that have been administered to women in correctional settings as a
resource to help women make positive changes in their lives. The goal of this
program and research results purport that women who complete Moving On are
significantly less likely to be rearrested, reconvicted, and incarcerated than
women who have not completed the program. Included in this package is a printed
DVD user's guide and a 6-Module Facilitator's Guide: Modules 1 and 6,
Facilitator's Guide --Transitions Module 2, Facilitator's Guide Listening and
Being Heard Module 3, Facilitator's Guide Building Healthy Relationships Module
4, Facilitator's Guide Expressing Emotions Module 5, Facilitator's Guide
Making Connections and Staying Healthy
Center City, Minn.: Hazelden Foundation, 54 minutes, 2010
VIDEO HV6046 .M68 2010
Muslim Faith: An Islamic Video Teaching Series
(Look at Islamic Teaching Lessons above )
No More My Way or The Highway
Developing effective strategies to recruit, communicate, train, retain, and lead
staff is essential to high performance. Topics discussed during this 3-hour
program will include: appreciating the strengths and weaknesses of each
generation in the workplace; recognizing the relationship between generational
differences and an agency's culture; taking an inventory of your agency the
questions you need to ask to gather a breakdown of generational numbers;
understanding policy considerations; developing partnerships with other criminal
justice agencies and academia; and developing strategies---including leadership
development strategies that ready your agency for the 21st century workforce.
Vignettes and a PowerPoint presentation are also included
Washington, DC: National Institute of Corrections, 2 videodiscs 156 minutes 2008
VIDEO HF5549.5.M5 N66 2008
No Tomorrow
Risa Bejarano was profiled in the film, Aging Out
because she was a foster care success story. Then, she was brutally murdered.
The film, Aging Out, became the centerpiece of Risa's murder trial. The film
makes were troubled that their documentary was being used to advance the
prosecutor's argument for the death penalty. Thus, they made a new film, No
Tomorrow, which focuses on the trial and the unexpected use of the film, Aging
Out, as evidence.
New York, NY: Docudrama, 86 minutes, 2011
VIDEO HV8699 .U5 N6 2011
North Branch Correctional Facility - Hi Tech Prison
This DVD about the North Branch Correctional Institution (NBCI) is an episode of
Megastructures, a National Geographic Channel TV Series. NBCI is the largest,
most technologically advanced maximum security prison built as of 2007. The
designers of this massive, mega prison have not adopted the severe isolation
approach to confinement that is typical of most existing supermax prisons with
inmates housed in their cells 23 hours a day. Instead, at NBCI inmates move
about the facility at will to gather in the dining hall for meals participate in
classroom instruction, and assemble for other services and activities. The
design and construction of the facility is highlighted. NBCI was built as an
inverted fortress with multilayer perimeter so that inmates can't get out. The
walls of the modular cells are super strong, made with super dense concrete and
reinforced steel bars. The latest in engineering accounts for the improved
security features, including remote control cameras, secret control rooms, and
five -story control tower that control the flush of toilets so inmates cannot
dispose of contraband. NBCI, under the Maryland Department of Public Safety and
Correctional Services, is located in western Maryland in the city of Cumberland.
North Branch Correctional Institution/ National Geographic Channel, 45 minutes,
26 seconds, 2005
VIDEO HV8805 .N67 2005
Offender Employment Specialist Training
This video tape discusses how to implement the
transition of inmates from prison life to the working community. Through role
playing and role-reversal, transition specialist are given tips on how to
provide accountability and support, including making informal decisions about
jobs and career choices for a strong and positive future.
U.S. Department of Justice, 5 videos, 871 minutes, 2000
VIDEO HV8756 .O5 2000
One Woman, One Vote
Documents the 70-year struggle for woman's suffrage
which culminated the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment in 1920. It
illuminates the alliances, infighting, betrayals and defeats that paved the way
for victory in the battle for women's right to vote. Historical footage is
enhanced with vocal performance, and interviews with historians provide the
viewer with both current and historical perspectives.
PBS Video, 109 minutes, 1995
VIDEO JK1896 .O54 1995
Once You Cross the Line
A training program on preventing clergy misconduct: sexual abuse in the ministerial relationship.
Faith Trust Institute, 50 minutes, 1991
VIDEO KF4868 .C44 053 1991
Options for Managing Difficult Inmates
Discusses difficult inmates, such as those involved in gangs, those with chronic
behavioral problems, and those who are mentally and socially challenged.
Examines the more complex management interventions that prison officials are
required to make when dealing with these inmates. Defines a
"difficult inmate" and looks at criteria for placement and release to
special housing, some program options that are working nationally, and obstacles
to successful program strategy, policy, and implementation. Discusses the use of
performance measurement to evaluate and validate these programs.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, 2 videocassettes,
180 minutes, 2001
VIDEO HV8766 .O68 2001
Out for Good: What Does It Takes to Stay Out of Prison
An informational video intended to help inmates stay out of prison for good.
Contains personal stories told by ex-offenders who made it on the outside and
some who did not. Offenders can learn from ex-offenders who have been there -
their successes and their mistakes. Also, many ex-offenders don't know what it
takes to stay out of prison for good. Therefore, this video is aimed to assist
both the offender and ex-offender.
9 to 5 Productions, 28 minutes, 1999
VIDEO HV9278 .D3 1999
Planning for Success: Accreditation for Adult Correctional Facilities
This video provides step-by-step instructions for preparing and successfully
undergoing the American Correctional Association's (ACA) accreditation process
for adult correctional facilities. A brief overview of the ACA standards is
presented. Photographed at several different correctional facilities all phases
of the accreditation process are discussed and demonstrated.
The Association, 19 minutes, 1990
VIDEO HV9469 .P53 1990
Preventing Sexual Abuse of Children and Youth in Custody
This 2 disk DVD set is a 3-hour satellite broadcast that aired June 28, 2006.
It addresses the issue of sexual abuse of juveniles in custody and introduces
administrators, managers, advocates, and practitioners working with juvenile
offenders to the requirements of the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) of 2003.
Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Corrections, 2 videodiscs, 180 minutes,
2006
HV6570 .P74 2006
Prison Gangs and Racism Behind Bars
Prisons have become incubators for hate, enclaves view for control through
violence and coercion directed along color lines. In part one of this program,
ABC News anchor Ted Koppel talks with prisoners doomed to solitary confinement
due to their gang affiliations. They discuss the dangers that drove them to
join----and that keep them looking over their shoulders even in the so-called
protective environment of a supermax prison. In part two, Mr. Koppel spends a
night in solitary confinement to observe firsthand the effects of supermax on
inmates---and to document the type of ex-convict that will one day be returned
to society: racially intolerant, unrehabilitated, and psychologically and
emotionally broken.
Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities & Sciences, 40 minutes, 2004
HV9025 .P74 2004
Prison Rape: Part of the Punishment?
ABC News anchor Ted Koppel reports on prison rape, a rampant phenomenon in
American correctional facilities and a violation of civil rights that much of
the public sloughs off as part of criminal justice. Interviews with Mr. Cook and
other former prisoners reveal how, with the threat of AIDS, a prison sentence
can mean a death sentence.
Films for the Humanities, 22 minutes, 2001
VIDEO HV9025 .P756 2001
Prisons
This DVD takes you from ancient lockups to legendary facilities like Alcatraz
and Marion. This is a comprehensive tour through the history of prisons.
New York, NY, A&E Television Networks, 50 minutes, 2008
VIDEO HV8805.P75 2008
Prisons: Kids Behind Bars
Examines the juvenile system and discusses how those who work within it try
to find appropriate punishment for children who have made terrible mistakes.
Explores the trend in the U.S. toward trying children as adults and the efforts
being made to understand their violent behavior. Includes comments from judges,
legal counsel, law enforcement officers, academic experts from Emory and Rutgers
Universities, and the Director of the Institute for Minority Health Research.
Kurtis Productions, 60 minutes, 1999
VIDEO HV9104 .P75 1999
Prisons: Questioning the System - Life Behind Bars
This video looks at prison life from two conflicting philosophies - punishment
vs. rehabilitation. The elected Arizona sheriff uses the "get-tough"
approach to managing inmates with stripped clothing, chain gangs, and tent
housing. He sees the purpose of imprisonment as punishment and a deterrent. A
different approach is taken by the South Dakota governor who has put inmates to
work through the Special Needs Housing Project. Inmates learn skills and a trade
that makes them employable after release from prison. Also the directors of
ACLU's National Prison Project and the National Center on Institutions and
Alternatives weigh in on the discussion with their viewpoints.
Films for the Humanities & Science, 29 minutes 1999
VIDEO HV9471.L44 1999
Public Media Relations: Take Control of Your Message
Strategies and techniques for effectively interacting with the press are covered
during this six-hour training session. Participants will be able to: control an
interview; conduct a successful news conference; write a news release that gets
attention; present one's case to the public; execute crisis communication plans
during an emergency; identify and use interviewing skills; utilize strategies
for communicating effectively; and identify strategies for working with current
and emerging media.
Washington, DC: National Institute of Corrections,
www.nicic.gov, 7 videodiscs, 409
minutes, 2008
VIDEO HD59 .P8352008
Philip Zimbardo describes a prison simulation experiment conducted in 1971 at
Stanford University with students in the roles of prisoners and guards.
Originally the study was to last for two weeks but it had to be terminated after
six days.
Insight Media, 50 minutes, 1990
VIDEO HV6089 .Q54 1990
Race to Execution
Race to Execution is a documentary that offers a compelling investigation of
American's death penalty, probing how race discrimination infects our capital
punishment system. The film neither advocates nor repudiates the death penalty;
instead, it enlarges the conversation capital punishment focusing attention
race-of-jury as well race-of-victim. The film traces the fates of two death row
inmates: Robert Tarver in Russell County, Alabama, and Madison Hobley in
Chicago, Illinois. Their compelling personal stories are enlarge and enlarged
and enriched by attorneys who fought for theses men's lives, and by prosecutors,
criminal justice scholars, and experts in the fields of law and the media.
Filmmakers Library, 54 minutes, 2006
Video HV9950 .R33 2006
Ready 2 Respond
Designed to provide correctional staff with an overview of the correctional
emergency response team (CERT) in use today. Explains how to develop and
maintain an effective team. Discusses the basic features and operation of a team
and provides tips for maintaining the safety of both staff.
American Correctional Association, 19 minutes, 2001
VIDEO HV9470 .R43 2001
Recognition and Prevention of Closed Custody Sexual Assaults
Intended to help correctional officers recognize and prevent sexual assaults,
identify attackers and potential victims, how to intervene, and other officer
responsibilities.
AIMS Multimedia, 39 minutes, 1995
VIDEO HV8836.R33 1995
Recovering from Your Crime-Related Injuries
This DVD is designed to offer strategies to help victims of crime cope with
the negative emotions that often accompany victimization. It also helps crime
victims navigate the judicial system more effectively by educating them about
the following:
-Victim notification rights and other victim's rights, such as his right to be
present at bond hearings and to comment on plea bargains.
-Terms used frequently in the criminal justice system (e.g., indictment, victim
impact statement).
-The crime victim compensation program and how to access it. The DVD addresses
common psychological reactions to victimization, and features scenes in which
victims model positive behaviors that are associated with healthy outcomes.
Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. Of Justice/ Office of Justice Programs, Office for
Victims of Crime, www.ovc.org 12minutes, 2006
VIDEO HV6250.25.R42 2006
Reentry: Life on the Outside
This documentary explores the unique challenges of individuals who leave
prison/jail to return home and reintegrate back to their communities, and offers
strategies for meeting those challenges. A diverse group of formerly
incarcerated men and women speak openly and honestly about post-release issues.
Their children provide testimonials that reflect the emotional and psychological
trauma they have experienced as a result of their parents' incarceration. The
program features analysis from educators, practitioners, and program directors
about relapse, re-offending and recidivism.
Reentry Productions, Inc., 50 minutes, 2004
VIDEO HV9305.W5 R45 2004
Reentry Trap, The
Michael Johnson, a certified addiction therapist, with a group of residents at
Crossroads Adult Transition Center in Chicago, Illinois addresses successful
strategies for re-entry back into the community by focusing on lifestyle
changes, and emphasizing the importance of having a strong support system to
help you avoid the traps of falling back into your old lifestyle of alcohol,
drugs and crime.
Cahokia, IL: GWC., 59 minutes, 2004
VIDEO HV9281.R44 2004
Religion in Corrections: Offenders’ Rights, Your Responsibility
This two-day, six hours broadcast addresses the conflict of “myth versus reality”
regarding the role of the chaplain/religious director in corrections, the priority
of religious practice balanced with security concerns, inconsistencies in accommodation,
bias in space considerations, increased need for special diets, and the effects of agency
and facility budgets. Also, the broadcast examines practical approaches for applying RLUIPA
to satisfying offenders’ religious requests.
Washington, DC: National Institute of Corrections, 285 minutes, 2014.
VIDEO HV8867 .R45 2014
Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) Event: A teleconference held on
July 27, 1995
The Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993 protects the religious practice
of everyone, including prisoners. This panel discusses how prisons implement the
Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
U.S. Department of Justice, National Institute of Corrections, 119
minutes, 1995
VIDEO KF4783.R45 1995
Responding to Parole and Probation Violation
Policy responses to probation and parole violations that enhance the
effectiveness of supervision while also improving community safety are
discussed. This handbook has chapters on: critical issues in violations---an
overview; the importance of vision, mission, goals, and core values;
collaboration--- a central ingredient for success; developing baseline
information; supervision: developing tools to make the policy work: increasing
available choices to violation responses; outcome-based interventions:
monitoring the impact of the policy: and tangible outcomes
Washington, DC: National Institute of Corrections, 2001
VIDEO HV9278 .R47 2001
Responding to Prisoner Rape
This resource package contains 4DVD discs and one 28-minute VHS video tape.
It comprises the second phase of a multi-part program about the Prison Rape
Elimination ACT (PREA) of 2003, a federal law that affects all correctional
facilities. Two of the discs are a 6-hour training program entitled Assessing
your agencies response to prison sexual assault. Also included is a resource
disc that contains a facilitator's guide, an overview presentation,
bibliography, and a copy of the law itself.
Washington, DC: National Institute of Corrections, 6 hours, 28 minutes, 2005
VIDEO HV8836.N38 2005
Road to Success
The Road to Success video provides insight into the challenges faced by
ex-offender who are being released from federal correctional institutions,
including the services and job opportunities available to them as they return to
their families and communities. The video also covers the many programs in which
inmates can participate during their incarceration. These programs, designed to
assist them find employment upon release, includes participation in mock job
fairs, life skills and resume writing classes, varied apprenticeship programs,
and hands-on-training and work experience while working in Federal Prison
Industries (UNICOR). The video presents the many services available to
ex-offenders at local ONE STOP CAREER CENTER, including related private and
government agencies that provide education and training that help the
ex-offender find well-paying jobs.
Federal Bureau of Prisons, 22 minutes. 40 seconds, 2006
VIDEO HV9288 .U548 R63 2006
Roads to Memphis-Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr.
This DVD documents the story of assassin, James Earl Ray, his target, Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr. and the turbulent forces in American society that led
these two men to their violent and tragic collision in Memphis in April 1968.
Boston, MA: WGBH Educational Foundation/PBS Distribution, 90 minutes, 2010.
VIDEO E185.97 .K5 R63 2010
Satellite Feeding in the Federal Bureau of Prisons
This video program, intended for food service and correctional staff,
describes and depicts the types of satellite feeding services used by the FBOP.
The video covers food preparation techniques, microwave feeding, plating and
containers, transportation, reheating, hot/cold trays, and bulk feeding.
Federal Bureau of Prisons, 18 minutes, 1997
VIDEO HV8848 .S28 1997
Security Levels in Correctional Facilities
Examines the physical features that characterize minimum, medium, and maximum
security prisons as well as inmate management procedures associated with each
security level.
American Correctional Association, 23 minutes, 1997
VIDEO HV9469.S43 1997
Security Skills
This is a detailed step-by-step instructional video on performing a personal
body search (frisk).
Indiana Correctional Training Institute, 40 minutes, 2001
VIDEO HV8142 .S43 2001
Selma, Lord, Selma
This feature film is a story of a young school girl in Selma, Alabama in
1965, who is inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to resist the degradation
that her fellow African-Americas are suffering.
Burbank, CA: Walt Disney Home Videos, 89 minutes, 2003
VIDEO PN1997 .S455 2003
Senior Level Leadership Training
NIC and the Federal Bureau of Prisons provide training via satellite
broadcasts for senior managers who want to increase their capacity to guide
institutional operations, staff, and inmates. The broadcast covers leadership
and management skills; values and ethics for leaders; team building; and career
development. This resource package contains 7 discs; 2discs of 8-hour satellite
broadcast of training for facilitators held May 2005; 4 disc of 16-hours
satellite broadcast of the leadership training; 1 CDROM disc containing
participants manual, lesson plans, and site facilitator preparation materials.
National Institute of Corrections, 8 hours, 2005
VIDEO HV8756 .S46 2005
Sex Offender Treatment: Skills for Corrections Professionals
Effective assessment, treatment, and management of incarcerated sex offenders
are enhanced by this 36-hour distance learning event. The content of this
training program is divided into five sections: characteristics of sex offenders
and treatment programs (what works/what doesn't work); comprehensive
psycho-sexual assessment; treatment issues, such as sex offender treatment vs.
traditional treatment, denial/cognitive distortion and empathy, stages of change
and interviewing strategies, social and emotional competence, sexual arousal
control, substance abuse and sexual offending, mental health issues, integrating
polygraph. National Institute of Corrections, 8 videocassettes, 948
minutes, 2001
VIDEO HV6592 .S49 2001
Sex Offender Treatment: Skills for Corrections Professionals
Effective assessment, treatment, and management of incarcerated sex offenders
are enhanced by this 36-hour distance learning event. The content of this
training program is divided into five sections: characteristics of sex offenders
and treatment programs (what works/what doesn't work)' comprehensive
psycho-sexual assessment; treatment issues, such as sex offender treatment vs.
traditional treatment, denial/cognitive distortion and empathy, states of change
and interviewing strategies, social and emotional competence, sexual arousal
control, substance abuse and sexual offending, mental health issues, integrating
polygraph.
National Institute of Corrections, 8 videocassettes, 948 minutes 2001
VIDEO HV6592 .S49 2001
Sharing Gang Intelligence: Bridging The Gap
Gangs are a growing natio0nal problem that all elements of the public safety
community must effectively manage. Collaboration and information sharing are key
to management gangs effectively and safeguarding public and institutional
safety. A diverse panel of experts addresses various process, methods,
technologies, partnerships, and information sharing programs related to gangs
and their potential networks of intelligence. This broadcast will be of interest
to police, corrections, military, and criminal justice education agencies.
Discussion topics include the following; value of correctional intelligence;
available technologies and good intelligence sharing programs; how gang
intelligence is gathered in prison and jail and the correctional intelligence
cycle; recruitment of terrorists in prison or jail; and police/corrections
partnerships.
Washington, DC: National Institute of Corrections www.nicic.gov
3 videodiscs, 249 minutes 2009
VIDEO HV6439 .U5 S53 2008
Sin by Silence
This DVD tells the story of Convicted Women Against Abuse, and inmate-led
group in California prison, and ist quest to raise awareness about domestic
abuse. Its special features include: Violence and abuse (40 minutes), CWAA
Meetings (11 minutes), Batterer's perspectives (14 minutes), Law enforcement and
corrections (22 minutes), Legal aspects (24 minutes), Faith-based (15 minutes)
and Brenda Clubine (12 minutes)
New York, NY, Women Make Movies, 49 minutes, 2009
VIDEO HV6626.2.S556 2009
Site Coordinator Training and Sex Offender Treatment Skills
This video conference is intended to train site coordinators and enable them
to train personnel using the program. This discussion covers training site
coordinators and facilitators to understand their area of responsibility.
Objectives are to identify key areas of responsibility for site coordinators
and/or facilitators, review the role of the facilitator trainer and to identify
and understand the modules of the larger training program.
National Institute of Corrections, US Dept. of Justice. 480 minutes, 2000
VIDEO HV6592. S58 2000
Solitary Confinement
This DVD explores issues surrounding solitary confinement, as exemplified at
the Florence, Arizona super-maximum security facility.
New York, NY: A&E home Video, 50 minutes, 2000
VIDEO HV8728 .S6 2000
Strategies for Building Effective Work Teams
These two training programs, originally broadcasted June 14-15, 2005 and
September 12-15, 2005, cover strategies for developing, implementing, managing,
and evaluating work teams within a corrections agency work unit or agency wide.
Topics discussed are: individual/group leadership; group dynamics; why teams?;
dimensions of teamwork; and managing team conflict. This resource package
contains 7 discs: 3 DVD discs of 16 hours satellite broadcast held Sept. 2005; 3
DVD discs of 12 hours satellite broadcast of Training for Facilitators held June
2005; 1 CD-ROM disc containing participants' manual, lesson plans, and other
preparation materials for training.
National Institute of Corrections, 16 hours, 2005
VIDEO HV 8756 .S77 2005
Strategies for Building Effective Work Teams: Training for Facilitators
This DVD video set covers strategies for developing, implementing, managing,
and evaluating work teams within a work unit or agency-side.
National Institute of Corrections, 12 hours, June 2005
VIDEO HV9470.T72.N38 2005
Suicidal Inmates
This film provides correctional officers with the information they need to
identify behaviors that are possible signs of suicide. It shows how to deal with
a suicidal inmate and with a suicidal inmate in possession of a weapon.
AIMS Multimedia, 22 minutes, 1985
HV6545.6 .C67 1985
Suicide Prevention and Intervention in the Special Housing Unit
This video is designed to assist correctional workers with suicide prevention
and intervention strategies specifically for use in the Special Housing Unit.
The impact of suicide, including safety and security, emotions, and liability
issues, on the organization is discussed. Five areas of focus for suicide
prevention are: (1) Identify; (2) Reporting; (3) Responding; (4) Walking; and
(5) Monitoring. Also covered are obvious and less obvious indicators of inmates
and possible suicide intentions.
Management and Specialty Training Center, 14 minutes, 2008
VIDEO 6545.6 .M36 2008
Suicide Prevention in Custody
Assists the correctional staff with identifying suicidal behavior among
inmates and how to prevent suicides.
American Correctional Association, 23 minutes, 1997
VIDEO HV6545.6.S94 1997
Supermax Prisons
Defines a supermax prison and explains why inmates are housed at such
facilities. Examines the history and development of supermax prisons and
explores the internal and external features found in one. Covers details
regarding staffing, mental health issues, and inmate transportation.
American Correctional Association, 23 minutes, 1999
VIDEO HV8735.S87 1999
Supervising Adult Inmates with Mental Health Disorders
Teaches correctional officers how to recognize and effectively supervise
offenders with mental health disorders.
American Correctional Association, 31 minutes, 40 seconds, 1999
VIDEO RC 451.4.P68 S87 1999
Surviving a Shooting: Your Guide to Personal Body Armor
Presents the facts on personal body armor: what it is, what it can and cannot
protect against, how to select it, and how to wear and care for it properly. It
depicts how the National Institute of Justice tests and validates body armor and
how performances levels are developed.
Office of Law Enforcement Technology, 14 minutes and 10 seconds, 1998
VIDEO HV7936 .E7 S87 1998
Telemedicine within the FBOP
This video program documents a telemedicine pilot demonstration project being
conducted between the FBOP and the Department of Veterans Affairs which link
Federal Bureau of Prisons institutions in Pennsylvania and Kentucky with the VA
Medical Center, Lexington, KY. The program outlines the benefits of telemedicine
to both inmates and staff in FBOP institutions.
Federal Bureau of Prisons, 20 minutes, 1997
VIDEO HV8841 .T45 1997
Ten Commandments of Communicating with People with Disabilities, The
A video demonstrating the proper way to communicate with people with
disabilities.
Irene M. Ward & Associates, 52 minutes, 1994
VIDEO HV1553 .T45 1994
Thinking for a Change: Sustaining Program Integrity after Implementation
Designed for individuals and agencies already using the Thinking for a Change
program, the 3-hour broadcast covers skills and tools that help sustain the
sustain the quality of staff efforts, enhance their motivation and endurance,
and protects the program's integrity overtime.
National Institution of Corrections, 3 hours, April 2005
VIDEO HV9469.N38 2005
Touch, The: Preventing Sexual Misconduct in Law Enforcement
Presents a case where two female inmates conspire to seduce a male
correctional officer. This video illustrates Atraps sometimes set by inmates to
manipulate officers into inappropriate behavior.
Co-Star International Inc., 23 minutes, 2001
VIDEO HV8836 .T68 2001
Town Hall Meeting, A -Addressing the Prison Rape Elimination Act
The intent of this satellite/Internet broadcast is to provide education and
information on the Prison Rape Elimination Act(PREA) to the field of
corrections. Discussion topics include issues of misconduct that initiated the
legislation; what drove the Act through Congress; and other issues of
misconduct.
National Institute of Corrections, 2 hours, January 2005
VIDEO HV6561.N38 2005
Toy Makers: The Toy Building Program at FCI Sheridan
This video program is designed to tell the story of an innovative toy-making
operation at the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) at Sheridan, Oregon.
Inmates who are involved in the program are making toys out of scrap wood
generated at the institution's adjacent Federal Prison Industries' furniture
factory and through the local Kiwanis Club, donating them to nearby children's
hospital.
Federal Bureau of Prisons, 158 minutes, 1991
VIDEO HV9475.07 U63 1991
Toys for Kids
Toys for Kids is a program at the Federal Correctional Institution in
Sheridan, Oregon where inmates use excess wood from furniture construction to
make toys for kids. The toys are distributed to children at local children's
hospitals and volunteer organizations.
Toys for Kids, 15 minutes and 15 seconds, 2001
VIDEO HV9475 .O7 T69 2001
Transition from Prison to the Community
This video presentation provides information on NIC's transition initiative
and a transition model, based on extensive practitioner input that was created
for use by state correctional systems. This initiative is designed to assist not
only offenders released to community supervision but also those offenders who
have served their full sentence.
U.S. DOJ, National Institute of Corrections, 89 minutes, 6 seconds, 2003.
VIDEO HV9304 .T73 2003
Transition from Prison to the Community: Making It Work
NIC's Transition from Prison to Community (TPC) Model involves community
organizations and partnering agencies in creating system change that holds
offenders accountable and supports their success with leaving prison and
returning to the community. This 2 DVD set contains the 3-hour
satellite/Internet broadcast on the TPC implementation experiences of two
states- Missouri and Michigan.
National Institute of Corrections, 3 hours, 2005
VIDEO HV9304 .T73 2005
Transporting Inmates
This DVD provides training in the safe transport of inmates. Officer and
safety issues are explored.
AIMS Multimedia, 1 videodisc 33 minutes, 1999
HV8796 .T73 1999
Turned Out: Sexual Assault behind Bars
Turned Out looks at the intricate social hierarchy of prison rape. Film maker
Jonathan Schwartz went inside Alabama's infamous Limestone penitentiary of
prison rape. Five inmates reveal the workings of an elaborate inner society.
Cinema Guild, 50 min, 2003
Video HV8836 .T87 2003
The Turning Point: Breaking the Cycle of Addiction and Incarceration
As part of the Hazelden Community Corrections program, this video was
developed for male clients who are dealing with alcohol or other drug addiction.
It includes interviews with African American men in difference states of
recovery and reintegration, along with counselors, community activists, a
neighborhood pastor, and a drug court judge. Viewers will learn strategies to
create a healthy environment, find positive support, overcome shame and guilt,
rebuild self-esteem, identify triggers, avoid relapse, and ensure that core
beliefs and values align with positive goals. While this program features
African American men in an urban environment, the information show applies to
all men in recovery.
Center city, MN: Hazelden Foundation, 45 minutes, 2009
VIDEO WM270 .T955 2009
UNICOR Today
UNICOR, the trade name for the Federal Prison industries, is a wholly owned
government corporation that produces and sells products made by inmates. In
operation since 1934, UNICOR's primary mission is to employ inmates that may
otherwise be idle. Thereby making for better management of the inmate
population. This video shows inmates at work making metal, wood, textile, data
graphics, electronics, plastics, and optics products. UNICOR sells only to other
federal agencies.
Capitol Communication Systems, 13 minutes, 1990
VIDEO HV8925 .U55 1990
Use of Deadly Force
This video presentation identifies the requirements pertaining to the Ause of
deadly force in accordance with the program statement on firearms and badges. It
also allows the viewer to analyze twelve scenarios and determine when Ause of
deadly force is authorized. In the Bureau of Prisons there are four situations
when firearms may be used. This video will assist staff in making decisions when
faced with those situations.
Management & Specialty Training Center, Bureau of Prisons, 38 minutes, 1996
VIDEO HV8665 .U83 1996
Use of Force Field Guide - Vol. One: Landmark Cases
This video training course addresses what goes into the decision making
process when law enforcement officers apply "use of force." It looks
at the "use of force" at several complex events, all of which unravel
at the same time. This video is part 1 of a 4-part DVD series entitled,
"Use of Force Field Guide." Part 1 goes through the historical
perspective of landmark "use of force" cases and discusses legitimate
"use of force" elements.
TI Training Corp. 30 minutes, 2007
VIDEO HV8143 .U84 2007
Using Labor Market Information to Promote Positive Employment Outcomes for
Offenders
The instructional disk is to provide a comprehensive overview Labor market
Information (LMI) and give informational tools to increase short-term and
long-term employment outcomes for offenders under your supervision.
National Institute of Corrections, 1 CD-ROM
VIDEO HV9304 .N38 2009
Using Self-directed Essential Skills for New Supervisors
The NIC's self-directed Essential Skills for New Supervisors training
curriculum is designed for participants to learn independently at their own
pace. It focuses on core competencies for supervisors including developing
personal and professional goals, demonstrating leadership, problem solving
critical thinking, decision making, managing conflict, coaching, counseling
providing discipline, and encourage staff performance. This video broadcast
highlights the features and components of the self-directed curriculum.
National Institute of Corrections, 147 minutes, 2010
VIDEO HF5549 .15.UB5 2010
Verbal Judo 102 Series
Verbal Judo 102 series: Verbal Abuse is designed to prepare officers to face
the intense verbal confrontational situations that they will encounter in their
real worlds duty assignments. Officers are call every name in the book and are
insulted and threatened in every kind of way. Officers must be trained to manage
this verbal abuse so they can de-escalate the situation in order to resolve the
matter, hopefully, without having to respond with physical force. In addition,
officers must be desensitized to this type of language so they will not be
provoked into inappropriate language or behavior. Dr. George J. Thompson,
president and founder of the Verbal Judo Institute, developed this training.
Gary T. Klugiewicz, director of the Policy One training Network, who brings his
realistic simulation training program for understanding the nature of verbal
abuse, how to desensitize yourself to it, and how to deflect this verbal abuse
to enable you to diffuse the verbal situation in order to generate voluntary
compliance.
Englewood, CO: Ti Training Corp., 20 minutes, 2007
VIDEO HV9470.T46 2007
Victim Impact: Listen and Learn
Fourteen men and women share their experience as crime victims and
demonstrate the "ripple effect" that one crime can have on an
individual, family member, and the greater community at large. This DVD was
created to enhance existing Impact of Crime on Victim's (ICV) curricular so that
offenders in prisons, community-based facilities and other institutional
settings can view first-hand accounts to help them understand how criminal and
delinquent behavior harms others. It can also be effective training resource for
victim service providers and allied professionals seeking to improve their
understanding of the physical, emotional, financial, and psychological impacts
that crime has on its victims.
Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. Of Justice/ Office of Justice Programs, Office for
victims of Crime, www.ovc.org 57
minutes, 2006
VIDEO HV6250.3 .U5 V5385 2006
Victim Issues for Parole Boards
This video shares the perspectives of victims and parole board members of the
value of victim participation in the parole decision making process. It
demonstrates that the inmate is not the only person affected by the decision of
the parole board and depicts and actual parole board hearing.
Office for Victims of Crime, US Dept. of Justice. 17 minutes, 2000
VIDEO HV6250.25 .V535 2000
Video Camera Techniques in the FBOP
This video program acquaints the camcorder operator with operation procedures
and techniques which will assist them in producing better video coverage. High
quality videotaping of incidents is critical to Federal Bureau of Prisons for
documentation evidence, and training purposes.
The Center, 23 minutes, 19989
VIDEO TK6655.V5 V53 1998
Vital Connection, The: Mock Job Fairs
This video describes a new and vital Federal Bureau of Prisons program
designed to prepare inmates for post release employment. Mock job fairs are
designed to provide soon to be released federal inmates with job interview
experience with real community based company recruiters.
Management and Specialty Training Center, Federal Bureau of Prisons, 28 minutes,
2000
VIDEO HV9288 .V58 2000
War on the Family: Mothers in Prison and the Children They Leave Behind
This documentary film is about the impact of mothers in prison. Through first
person narratives, formerly incarcerated mothers give account of physical,
emotional, and sexual abuse suffered. Their individuals stories along with
observations from drug policy experts, social workders, academicians, ministers,
and lawyers, paint a clear picture of the far reaching effects on the children
of mothers in prison.
www.peaceproductions.org 48 minutes, 2010
VIDEO HV8886 .U5 G65 2010
We Shall Remain: American Through Native Eyes
This 3-disc DVD package is a five-part PBS television series that shows how
Native people adapted and fought back from the Wampanoags of New England in the
1600s who used their alliance with the English to weaken rival tribes, to the
bold new leaders of the 1970s who harnessed the momentum of the civil rights
movement to forge a pan-Indian identity.
DISC1-The Mayflower
DISC2-Tecumseha's Vision/Trail of Tears
DISC3-Geronimo/Wounded Knee
www.pbs.org , 450 minutes, 2009
VIDEO E77 .W4 2009
Welcome to Warren: Inmates and Guards on Life in Prison
This program features correctional officers and inmates alike, giving their
interpretations of life at Ohio's Warren Correctional Institution. This video
includes small details like how cellmates rig a partition around the toilet to
the broader sociological issues of the effects of confinement on both inmates
and corrections staff.
Films for the Humanities & Sciences, 1 videodisc 31 minutes, 2005
VIDEO HV9475.03 W37 2005
When Billy Broke His Head and Other Tales of Wonder
A documentary about how the handicapped experience life in the United States.
Personal interviews portray realities, hardships and coping mechanisms in the
face of government bureaucracy and overwhelming odds.
Fanlight Productions, 57 minutes, 1994
VIDEO RC387.5 .W44 1994
Why Bother?: Find the Will to Carry On
The author, Ned Rollo, is an ex-offender and recovering addict who has become
a national recognized correctional training specialist with 36 years experience
in the corrections field. This DVD is designed t help offenders constructively
answer the question, WHY BOTHER? Its goal is to empower the inmates in his or
her efforts to build and sustain a motivational foundation based on a sense of
connection and concern on a positive sense of community and the realistic hope
of future good. Its message is very clear: Life is worth living when you have
hopes and dreams to pursue.
Garland, TX: Open Inc., 22 minutes and 37 seconds, 2005
VIDEO HV6089.R65 2005
Wild Horse Redemption. The
This documentary is about the Wild Horse Inmate Program through which inmates
at the East Canon Correctional Complex (East Canon, CO) learn the non-coercive
methods of horse whisperers to tame and train the horses for adoption.
Docurama.com, 91 minutes, 2009
VIDEO SF360.3 .C6 W53 2009
Women in American Life
An overview of women's role in the development of the United States from the
Civil War through the 1950's.
National Women's History Project, 64 minutes, 1998
VIDEO HQ1410 .W645 1998
Women in Prison
A look at the women who are in prison. Interviews with some of the inmates
exploring some of the factors that put them there. Investigative reports and
documentation on why women are becoming a large part of the growing prison
population and searches for the root cause of the inmates incarceration. Many of
the women interviewed are from the Central California Women's facility in
Madera, CA.
A&E Home Video, 50 minutes, 1993
VIDEO HV6046.W6 1993
Women's Prisons: Old Problems and New Solutions
Once solely a realm of punishment, some prisons now offer choices intended to
educate, empower, and, ultimately, liberate. This program goes inside three
women's prisons in the U.S. and Canada, contrasting old and new correctional
philosophies. Key differences between the countries system are noted, such as
the level of tolerance for sexual relationships between inmates. Interview with
the women poignantly highlight their struggles with drugs, suicide, motherhood,
and physical and sexual abuse. The warden of the Kentucky Correctional Institute
for Women, the District Director of the Burnaby Correctional Center for Women in
British Columbia, and other prison officials discuss giving a second chance to
women who often never had a first.
Films for the Humanities & Sciences, 47 minutes, 2003
VIDEO HV9471 .W692 2003
Word of God, The
This video documents the United
Prison Ministries International (UPMI) presenting the Gospel to inmates inside
prisons through their prison ministry program. Individual inmates tell how
affiliating with United Prison Ministries has changed their lives.
Verbena, AL: United Prisons Ministries International,
1992
VIDEO BY4340.W67 1992
Workforce Development and Women Offenders
This self-paced course covers the characteristics
and special needs of women offenders and suggested approaches assessment and
career development planning. Introduction, common characteristics of women
offenders, facilitation skills for women offenders, differences between female
and male offenders, assessing women offenders, career planning for women
offenders, resources for women offenders, and Post assessment.
National Institute of Corrections, 1CD-ROM
VIDEO HV6046 .W675 2006
Working with the Female Offender
This video discusses strategies for working with female offender. It will
help the viewer to understand her governing values, promoting effective and
positive interactions between staff and inmate.
AIMS Multimedia, 22 minutes, 1998
VIDEO HV6046.C67 1998
World's Most Dangerous Gang
National Geographic's Explorer takes you inside a world hidden in plain
view- the shadowy culture of MS-13. It is an organization that recruits the most
desperate, including children, who turn into hardened criminals capable of the
most heinous crimes. World's Most Dangerous Gang reveals how MS-13 works from
those who know it best-detailing its extreme culture and rituals through
revealing interviews with active members, those struggling to break free, and
investigators dedicated to go beyond our borders. National Geographic Channel. 1
videodisc 53 minutes, 2006
VIDEO HV6437 .W67 2006
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