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CSG JC staff presented to the TN task force.
This will be the first of 5 meetings of the task force. The meeting discussion provided a brief history of how juvenile justice has been handled in Tennessee (operationally/state level/ local level/ courts/ etc.) for context. Senator Norris provided a national perspective - what other states are doing, how they are doing, results, etc, and trends in reform.?
CSG JC staff met with Policy Research Associates/NCMHJJ to reflect on the overall joint technical assistance experience and partnership, and identified some clear lessons learned through the support we received from PRA in being able to support grant recipients in improving behavioral health outcomes for youth in contact with the juvenile justice system.
CSG JC staff visited two aftercare facilities in Brownsville, Brooklyn and Jamaica, Queens as part of?OJJDP site visit.?.
CSG JC staff me with ACS?leadership to discuss reentry priorities and TA?next steps.
NCCJD was asked to review OJJDP's literature review on youth with intellectual and developmental disabilities that will be placed online in OJJDP’s Model Programs Guide (www.ojjdp.gov/mpg).
Provide training to practitioners working in drug courts and other problem solving courts.
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.
