Technology Standards - Global Standards

Premier leaders and practitioners from across the justice landscape met October 8, 2019 Global Justice Information Sharing Initiative (Global) Advisory Committee (GAC, Committee) Meeting at the Office of Justice Programs offices. To maximize resources and provide opportunities for Global engagement by an even greater range of subject-matter experts (SME), the majority of hands-on Committee efforts are conducted virtually. However, once a year, this collaborative Federal Advisory Committee, under the long-standing guidance and support of the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA), U.S.

Premier leaders and practitioners from across the justice landscape will meet for the Spring 2018 Global Justice Information Sharing Initiative (Global) Advisory Committee (GAC, Committee) Meeting at the Office of Justice Programs offices. To maximize resources and provide opportunities for Global engagement by an even greater range of subject-matter experts (SME), the majority of hands-on Committee efforts are conducted virtually.

Premier leaders and practitioners from across the justice landscape will meet for the Spring 2018 Global Justice Information Sharing Initiative (Global) Advisory Committee (GAC, Committee) Meeting at the Office of Justice Programs offices. To maximize resources and provide opportunities for Global engagement by an even greater range of subject-matter experts (SME), the majority of hands-on Committee efforts are conducted virtually.

GAC members and partners met to discuss current and emerging issues in justice information sharing and integration initiatives, including ongoing Global priority projects such as the Nationwide Criminal History Records and Methamphetamine Abuses Associated with the Opioid Crisis projects. GAC members also took required Ethics Training through BJA.

Premier leaders and practitioners from across the justice landscape will meet for the Spring 2019 Global Justice Information Sharing Initiative (Global) Advisory Committee (GAC, Committee) Meeting at the Office of Justice Programs offices. To maximize resources and provide opportunities for Global engagement by an even greater range of subject-matter experts (SME), the majority of hands-on Committee efforts are conducted virtually.

The Mending the Rainbow Training was a 2 day on-site training to increase awareness of the issues faced by the LGBTQ2S community in the tribal justice System and what courts can do to make their court-rooms more inclusive. The training explored the history of LGBTQ2S people in Native American focused historic and contemporary contexts to help attendees become more aware of the population.

The Red Lake Minnesota Band of Chippewa Indians requeste assistance to enhance information sharing processes across its departments, specifically through the creation of a systems implementation/IT strategic plan. BJA NTTAC is working to idenify a provider and coordiante technical assistance