The national incarceration association (nia) was born from the personal story of its president and chief executive officer, kate boccia and her husband frank Their son daniel spent years incarcerated in a medium security prison in georgia. As crime and anger become more normalized across america, there is still too little being done to actually reverse the numbers of desperate and irresponsible behavior We're explorers and innovators in the movement to end mass incarceration To end the absurd patterns in why and how we incarcerate. In 1974, congress granted authority to form nia to provide leadership in aging research, training, health information dissemination, and other programs relevant to aging and older people.
Our system provides instant access to much of the prior authorization information that our call center staff provides. It conducts and supports genetic, biological, behavioral, social, and economical research on aging and the challenges and needs of older adults.
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