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Featured panelist on the United States Department of Agriculture's webinar on Interagency Working Group on Cooperative Development: Cooperatives After Incarceration, a Strategy for Welcoming Returning Citizens. Shared and discussed the blueprint report that was published through BJA and discussed the needs of returning citizens.

Emergency drills can induce stress among school staff, but integrating mental health support and breaking down safety practice silos can bolster resilience.

In this webinar, presenters from the Colorado School of Public Health discuss improving systems around emergency drills through tailored training, gathering staff feedback, and identifying local resources. Participants will learn to customize training for their districts, lead effective feedback sessions, and implement changes based on staff input.

Join us for the upcoming Summer STOP TTA Quarterly Meetings and connect with fellow grantees from your region. This quarter’s theme is “Developing Partnerships in School Safety.” You will hear updates from the NCSS, gain insights from a STOP grantee in Wayne County, NY, on their successful partnership strategies, and participate in a networking activity to discuss your collaboration successes and opportunities. This is a valuable chance to enhance your school safety efforts through effective partnership development.

Join us for the upcoming Summer STOP TTA Quarterly Meetings and connect with fellow grantees from your region. This quarter’s theme is “Developing Partnerships in School Safety.” You will hear updates from the NCSS, gain insights from a STOP grantee in Wayne County, NY, on their successful partnership strategies, and participate in a networking activity to discuss your collaboration successes and opportunities. This is a valuable chance to enhance your school safety efforts through effective partnership development.

Join us for the upcoming Summer STOP TTA Quarterly Meetings and connect with fellow grantees from your region. This quarter’s theme is “Developing Partnerships in School Safety.” You will hear updates from the NCSS, gain insights from a STOP grantee in Wayne County, NY, on their successful partnership strategies, and participate in a networking activity to discuss your collaboration successes and opportunities. This is a valuable chance to enhance your school safety efforts through effective partnership development.

General inquiries and questions, as well as requests for one-on-one Technical Assistance, are processed through our Virtual Help Desk (TeamDynamix).

Reaching out to PA for Q1 check in call to introduce new COSSUP elements (TA coaches,SLE team structure). Will also be discussing the needs assessment that will be implemented for each grant. Call held 3/13. FY19: expressed interest in an additional NCE. Working on GAM with TJ Uni to assist with prevention point and data collection. FY20: Will not need an NCE, looking to do similar work with FY24 grant. FY22: planning for 5 counties, 3 have been awarded funding. No TTA at this time.

MA DPS is requesting any tools or TTA support that could provide guidance on navigating local politics and their impact on COSSUP implementation. Namely, one subgrantee (the City of Brockton) is navigating harmful, city-level homelessness policies that may impact the substance use/overdose prevention work that the subgrantee plans to implement with COSSUP funding. Site would appreciate and insight on strategies for navigating policies like these as a state entity, when the issues are taking place at the local level.

MA DPS is requesting any tools or TTA support that could be provide guidance on monitoring the progress of all subgrantees effectively, given that each site is at different stages. Site is currently planning on using a combination of work plans and check-ins with subgrantees, but would appreciate any insight on additional strategies to effectively keep track of sites.

2025 regular site engagement call #1 scheduled with Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (FY22) for 3/17/25.