Youth (under 15)

The PRC at the request of BJA PREA Management Office facilitated a webinar to convey information regarding the FY'15 Competitive Grant Solicitation for PREA site-based awards. The PRC managed the creation of the webinar registration, webinar slides and coordinated the speakers for the webinar.

Call with PRC providers to create an opportunity to share any updates about the PRC and to allow time for each provider to provide updates on PREA implementation challenges and successes.

PRC to present two workshops at the ACA Summer 2015 conference. The sessions will be a general PREA update and LGBTI sensitivity and screening.

Webinar on standards related to outside reporting, third party reporting, and access to confidential support services, and introducing a new PRC fact sheet.

Co-present with Marnie Shiels at OVW at the STOP Administrator Conference on PREA and STOP formula funding. Co-lead two breakout sessions to discuss PREA implementation.

After reviewing new statistics on LGBT people in confinement, this webinar will provide case studies of one county probation department and one state criminal justice system that have begun collecting data on sexual orientation and gender identity. Participants will leave with specific questions that they can add to their data collection and case management systems.

In collaboration with the National Sheriff's Association, the National PREA Resource Center presented updated information on resources for PREA implementation including the audit process. Practical recommendations for PREA implementation will also be addressed.

Presentation to ASCA members during the Winter ASCA meeting at the ACA conference. PREA Resource Center staff coordinated the information and assisted BJA staff in the presentation of the information.

Conference hosted by the International Association of Chiefs of Police. The PRC was invited to address the attendees on PREA to further promote PREA and gain buy-in for implementation at the local law enforcement level.

NCJTC staff will provide training on suicide prevention and reduction of risk factors: alcohol and substance abuse, lethal means restriction and mental health/distress. Presentation will be culturally sensitive and provide education and discussion on historical and intergenerational trauma. The first training will include the Ho-Chunk Family Services planning committee. The second training will include a session at their youth conference.