There are countless stories of women of KDOC who have contributed mightily to our mission and vision of this agency. It take a lot of courage to step into a male-dominated field, making a difference in the lives of residents and helping the overall security of our great state. These are just a few of those stories.
KDOC’s Women in Corrections
David Thompson
Mar 09, 2023 (03:34 PM)
In honor of International Women’s Day and National Women’s History month, KDOC celebrates these special recognitions, as we highlight several women throughout our agency shining a light on the essential work they provide whether in facilities or through parole supervision. We look at why women got into this profession, the strengths they bring to the table, and why they are an integral asset for all units.
LCF worker and former Army Medevac veteran is honored with Quilt of Valor.
LCF’s Joe Wilson Receives Quilt of Valor 09 19 24
More than 20 years ago, an Iraqi war veteran’s mother...more
David Thompson
Sep 20, 2024 (07:49 AM)
One promising approach for prison reform and rehabilitation is the use of Yoga. A growing number of residents at the Topeka Correctional Facility are finding that the practice of yoga can help reduce stress, increase self-awareness, and develop a greater sense of inner peace and well-being. Namaste'
Yoga at TCF 2024
One promising approach for prison reform and rehabilitation is the...more
David Thompson
Sep 13, 2024 (02:04 PM)
The Keys to Old Kansas State Penitentiary/LCF are officially in the hands of the Lansing Historical Society. Museum/Tours open 9-13-24.
KDOC Turns Keys to Old Kansas State Penitentiary/LCF to LHS
KDOC officially hands over the keys to the old Kansas...more
David Thompson
Sep 10, 2024 (08:27 AM)