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CSG JC staff accomplished the following goals: 1) Discussed sustainability, met with child support representative and learned how special agreement was developed 2)Strategized for sustainability of program components and transition away from SCA funding 3) Observed workship facilitation 4) Observed partners' meeting and discussed potential for additional collaborative reentry work 4) Discussed efforts made by grantee to incorporate tribal cultural competency into agency
Request for presenters from or sanctioned by PRC to deliver workshops and be present for all PRC workshops at the conference. There was a comprehensive track of PREA and sexual safety related workshops at the conference.
Center staff provide on-going technical assistance for the Second Chance Community Improvement Program, which includes regular phone calls (approximately 1-2 times/month), regular email communication, supplying planning guides and other resources, and connecting local stakeholders to subject matter experts.
Center staff provide on-going technical assistance for the Cook County Restorative Justice Community Court, which includes regular phone calls (approximately 1-2 times/month), regular email communication, supplying planning guides and other resources, and connecting local stakeholders to subject matter experts.
Mentor Courts serve as models for individuals and court teams interested in starting an Adult Drug Court or for established courts interested in learning innovated practices.
Three day onsite training as part of the adult drug court planning initiative.
On March 4th Deb Lolai, staff attorney at The Bronx Defenders spoke on a panel regarding the need for holistic advocacy when representing LGBT youth in both juvenile and criminal courts.
Due to a growing number of information and referral calls coming into NCCJD about sex offender issues, the Center created a subcommittee on the topic formed by parents of teens or adult children who have been charged with a sex offense or are on the sex offender registry. NCCJD is supporting the committee to organize on this issue and provides technical assistance in this effort. To date a total of 5 individuals have joined the subcommittee (June 2016).
CSG Justice Center staff participated in VA?DJJ's first ever reentry summit, in which state leaders will come together to review and be trained on the new policies and procedures developed through JSR. CSG Justice Center staff presented on the core principles.
