Welcome to the Next Move™ blog
Why we're starting a blog, what we plan to write about, and how often you can expect new posts. A short hello from the Next Move team.
By Olga Milman
Blog
Writing on decision training and high-stakes life transitions
Notes from the Next Move™ team on building decision-training scenarios for reentry, veteran transition, foster care aging-out, and the corrections-tech category.
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The First 30 Days After Release: Where Reentry Risk Concentrates
Reentry risk is not evenly distributed. It's front-loaded. Across overdose mortality, housing instability, and supervision violations, the highest-stakes window is the first 30 days.
FedRAMP Just Changed. What It Means for Justice-Tech.
FedRAMP 20x is the biggest shift in federal cloud security in over a decade. Here's what changed in 2026 — and what it unlocks for platforms serving corrections, reentry, and workforce agencies.
Five Reentry Research Corrections Worth Knowing in 2026
Older statistics keep showing up in policy conversations. Here are five places the 2019–2025 reentry research has materially updated the older narrative.
Reentry Research 2019–2025: A Literature Review
A condensed, sourced reference to what the 2019–2025 reentry research literature actually says — across housing, employment, mental health, family, and supervision policy.
Corrections Without Reentry: An Expensive Waiting Room
The return on the public-safety dollar is produced after release, not during custody. And the thing that decides whether reentry succeeds is the ability to make fast decisions under cognitive load.
What decision training is, and why it matters
Decision training is interactive practice for real-life decisions where the wrong answer is recoverable in the simulation. Why it matters for reentry, veterans, and others.