Wardens have gathered for their first nationwide training aimed at ending a toxic culture that allowed sexual abuse to run rampant in women’s prisons. The Associated Press gained exclusive access to the training after its investigation uncovered deep flaws within the federal Bureau of Prisons. (April 26)
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Only on AP: training aims to root out sex abuse in prisons

Wardens have gathered for their first nationwide training aimed at ending a toxic culture that allowed sexual abuse to run rampant in women’s prisons. The Associated Press gained exclusive access to the training after its investigation uncovered deep flaws within the federal Bureau of Prisons. (April 26)
 
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