20160513-160123-38
This TA is a remote policy review of the Hawaii Youth Correctional facilities PREA related policies.
Attention
This website is under construction. Please send questions or comments to bjanttac@usdoj.gov.
20160422-114816-85
Identify and document common functional requirements of prosecution case management systems, and publish a set of functional requirements to improve the monitoring and tracking of charges for more effective reporting of firearm purchase disqualifying records. JAN-JUNE 2016 PROGRESS UPDATE: SEARCH staff solicited existing functional requirements documents among several jurisdictions and national associations to gather and assess baseline functionality across the country.
20160412-150056-62
Identifying potential candidates for Advisory Council.
20160202-160814-63
Research Partners from a number of sites and Julia Ryan from LISC attended the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, November 18-21 in Washington, DC. LISC and the Police Foundation arranged an informal get together so BCJI representatives could network and meet one another.
20160202-160812-87
Dana Hunter from the Baton Rouge BCJI site and Matt Perkins from LISC presented on how BCJI and developer-law enforcement partnerships can contribute to neighborhood revitalization and safety efforts at the Solutions for Restoring Neighborhoods convening, November 6-7 2015, at the Marriott Convention Center in New Orleans, LA.
20160202-160810-55
LISC and the Center for Community Progress partnered to offer sites the opportunity to attend CCP?s Code Enforcement Academy in Dallas, November 16-17. BCJI partners from Erie, Omaha, Milwaukee, Highland County, Phillipsburg, Rockdale County and Worcester were approved for peer learning grants to cover all or part of travel costs.
20160202-160758-75
LISC and TA partner Center for Community Progress teamed up to provide special access to registration and support for travel to CCP?s Codes Academy held in Dallas in November.
20160202-160751-59
On September 24 the Center for Community Progress highlighted the work of Flint?s University Avenue Corridor Coalition (UACC) in a Remake or Break webinar featuring Flint Project Coordinator Tom Wyatt. The webinar highlighted UACC?s cross-sector partnership of universities, law enforcement agencies, health care providers, government, businesses, organizations, and residents.
20160202-160712-95
Seattle BCJI team members presented August 6 at the Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America Conference in Indianapolis. Their session under the Cross-Sector Collaborations track was: ?A Community-led, Place-based Approach to Reducing Crime that Affects Youth at Hotspots.? San Bernardino BCJI staff were in attendance.
20160202-160647-45
The Lowell and Worcester sites spoke about BCJI and the intersections of community development, public safety and health in Boston on September 21st. LISC sponsored a training as part of a professional development series for Massachusetts community development corporations (~ 25 attendees).