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Center staff conducted planning calls with the Muscogee (Creek) Nation Reintegration Program and the Oneida Domestic Violence Men’s Reeducation Program. Staff the drafted 2 concept papers for videos featuring these programs and created a production timeline.
Center staff contacted 17 tribes (33 total individuals) to generate additional information about programs to be profiled on the TAJI website. 9 profiles were finalized and posted to the TAJI website. An additional 12 profiles were approved by the appropriate tribes and are undergoing final edits.
4 recorded interviews were transcribed: Navajo Peacemaking, DNA Legal Services, Aneth Community Court, and Village of Kake Peacemaking
2 podcasts were edited (but not finalized): Kake Peacemaking and Navajo Peacemaking
The Building Communities of Trust (BCOT) initiative focuses on developing trust among law enforcement, fusion centers, and the communities they serve to address the challenges of crime and terrorism prevention.
The Building Communities of Trust (BCOT) initiative focuses on developing trust among law enforcement, fusion centers, and the communities they serve to address the challenges of crime and terrorism prevention.
The Building Communities of Trust (BCOT) initiative focuses on developing trust among law enforcement, fusion centers, and the communities they serve to address the challenges of crime and terrorism prevention.
The Building Communities of Trust (BCOT) initiative focuses on developing trust among law enforcement, fusion centers, and the communities they serve to address the challenges of crime and terrorism prevention.
The Building Communities of Trust (BCOT) initiative focuses on developing trust among law enforcement, fusion centers, and the communities they serve to address the challenges of crime and terrorism prevention.
At the annual Global Strategic Solutions Working Group (GSSWG) priority scoping meeting, the GSSWG agreed to address priorities via GSSWG task teams or offline groups who volunteered to explore the topics further and report their findings/activities to GSSWG. Priorities include: 1. Opioid Abuse, 2. Juvenile Risk and Needs Assessment, 3. Video Evidence Guidance, 4. Trustmarks.
To address problems and discuss enhancements to the Justice Domain of the National Information Exchange Model (NIEM).
