reentry

National Reentry Resource Center (NRRC staff) visited DOC's MCF-Red Wing facility to support the implementation of the project and the overall goal, which is: A coordinated juvenile reentry model in Minnesota that supports successful community reintegration for juveniles returning to communities from secure placement, while promoting public safety. There are three objectives that correspond to this larger goal, and those objectives include: 1) Developing a fully engaged Juvenile Reentry Task Force with multi-disciplinary representation; 2) Establishing an effective Juvenile Reentry Pla

Met with Jay Sanders and Monique Grier to discuss the expectations of P&I Guide Section 4. Reviewed the requirement of drafting sustainable recommendations and highlighted the importance of ensuring quality assurance in all areas of implementation. Discussed next steps and upcoming site visit (5/27 and 5/28).

Met with SRR planning team workgroups to provide updates templates, discuss coordination with JRI work on parole, and faciliate continued strategic planning around sections 3 and 4 of the P&I Guide.

Met with SRR planning team workgroups to provide updates templates, discuss coordination with JRI work on parole, and faciliate continued strategic planning around sections 3 and 4 of the P&I Guide.

The Basic Tribal Probation Academy (TPA)* is a comprehensive training academy that provides an opportunity for new and experienced probation officers to obtain up-to-date information and critical skills needed for effective case management, officer safety, and career development. TPA training provides tribal probation officers with current information on topics relevant to their work in the field.

The Basic Tribal Probation Academy (TPA)* is a comprehensive training academy that provides an opportunity for new and experienced probation officers to obtain up-to-date information and critical skills needed for effective case management, officer safety, and career development. TPA training provides tribal probation officers with current information on topics relevant to their work in the field.

The Basic Tribal Probation Academy (TPA)* is a comprehensive training academy that provides an opportunity for new and experienced probation officers to obtain up-to-date information and critical skills needed for effective case management, officer safety, and career development. TPA training provides tribal probation officers with current information on topics relevant to their work in the field.

The Basic Tribal Probation Academy (TPA)* is a comprehensive four-week training academy that provides an opportunity for new and experienced probation officers to obtain up-to-date information and critical skills needed for effective case management, officer safety, and career development. TPA training provides tribal probation officers with current information on topics relevant to their work in the field.

The conference provided an outstanding opportunity for you to meet fellow federal grantees from around the country and learn about best practices and promising approaches to reducing recidivism and improving outcomes for people released from prisons, jails, and juvenile correctional facilities.