Exhibits and Demonstrations: The congress may feature exhibits and demonstrations showcasing the latest products, technologies, and services related to the corrections industry. Participants can explore innovative solutions, engage with vendors and service providers, and stay informed about advancements that can enhance the efficiency, security, and effectiveness of correctional facilities. Policy and Legislative Discussions: The congress provides a platform for discussions on policy and legislative issues impacting the corrections field. Participants have the opportunity to engage in dialogue about emerging trends, policy reforms, and the implementation of evidence-based practices. These discussions aim to shape the future of corrections by addressing challenges, proposing solutions, and advocating for policies that support effective and humane correctional systems. Professional Development and Certification: The congress may offer opportunities for professional development and certification in the corrections field. Participants can attend training sessions, workshops, and seminars to enhance their skills, gain new certifications, and stay current with industry standards and best practices. These professional development opportunities contribute to the continuous improvement of the corrections workforce and the quality of correctional services. Research and Best Practice Presentations: The congress may feature presentations of research findings and best practices in corrections. Researchers, practitioners, and experts share their insights and experiences, highlighting successful approaches to addressing challenges in the field. These presentations contribute to evidence-based decision-making, inform policy development, and promote innovation in corrections. Awards and Recognition: The congress may include ceremonies or events to recognize outstanding contributions and achievements in the field of corrections. Awards may be presented to individuals, organizations, or programs that have made significant advancements or demonstrated exemplary performance in areas such as inmate rehabilitation, staff training, community engagement, and facility management. These awards serve as a means of acknowledging and celebrating excellence in corrections. The American Correctional Association Congress of Correction serves as a platform for professionals in the corrections field to come together, share knowledge, and advance the field. Through workshops, networking, exhibits, policy discussions, professional development opportunities, research presentations, and recognition of achievements, participants can contribute to the ongoing improvement of correctional practices and the promotion of safe and effective correctional systems.