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CHJ Office Hours that will take place every 3rd Friday of the month. These Office Hours are meant for sites to come and ask any questions or concerns that they may have. There will be members of the CHJ team, with appearances from various subject matter experts, present for the duration of the call to assist with any topics/questions that are brought up. Any site can simply join throughout the hour to speak with the CHJ team.

CHJ Office Hours that will take place every 3rd Friday of the month. These Office Hours are meant for sites to come and ask any questions or concerns that they may have. There will be members of the CHJ team, with appearances from various subject matter experts, present for the duration of the call to assist with any topics/questions that are brought up. Any site can simply join throughout the hour to speak with the CHJ team.

CHJ Office Hours that will take place every 3rd Friday of the month. These Office Hours are meant for sites to come and ask any questions or concerns that they may have. There will be members of the CHJ team, with appearances from various subject matter experts, present for the duration of the call to assist with any topics/questions that are brought up. Any site can simply join throughout the hour to speak with the CHJ team.

ATJRC Staff prepared and invited Robert Dorton from Tanana Chiefs Conference and Sara Chivers from Cook Inlet Tribal Council to present with Caroline Lee, ATJRC, on a panel. This panel addressed Peer Recovery Support Services in Alaska. The panel was a collaboration with Fox Valley NCJTC, Altarum, RurAL CAP (ATJRC), Tanana Chiefs Conference, Cook Inlet Tribal Council and the National COSSUP partners. Robert Dorton opened with a drum and song, both Robert and Sara presented on their current Peer Recovery Support Services programs. Ms.

This last of the four quarterly convenings of the Community-based Reentry Initiative Track grantees was held in-person over 1.5 days in Annapolis, MD. Participants engaged in a variety of sessions with the following objectives:
- Explore best practices in reentry services
- Identify lessons learned, areas for growth, and next steps for grantee programming and for the field
- Connect with other community-based grantees to share and learn about challenges, successes, and innovations

In this fourth and final virtual convening for the YR Track of SCA grantees, CCETAC coaches brought together track grantees, including Tribal grantees, and experts for an interactive virtual convening to discuss, share experiences and lessons learned, and build community. Participants heard from presenters on the Critical Importance of Integrating Culturally Specific Approaches for Justice-Involved Youth.

In this third virtual convening for the YR Track of SCA grantees, CCETAC coaches brought together track grantees and experts for an interactive virtual convening to share best practices, discuss topics of interest, share experiences and lessons learned, and build community. Participants heard from presenters on Solutions and Support for Reducing Revocation and Keeping Young People in their Communities.

Advancing racial equity and responsiveness as Law Enforcement and Behavioral Health (LE-BH) teams respond to encounters with people living with mental health needs and/or substance use disorders continues to be challenging for communities.

Following onsite training with the San Luis Valley in March 2023, the original requestor asked CHJ to help facilitate quarterly calls to reconvene the group to discuss the training and opportunities for future collaboration. The convening was held 10/20/23. CHJ worked with the team from Alamosa to host and facilitate the second San Luis Valley Deflection Stakeholder Collaborative Call. The call serves as a follow-up to previous Deflection Workshop in March, 2023, and the previous collaborative call in June.

A representative from the CSG Justice Center presented at the CIT International Conference along with a representative from Denver 9-1-1. The title of the presentation was "Sending Civilian Responders to 9-1-1 Calls". The importance of sending specialized responses to behavioral health calls for service was discussed. The presentation also highlighted the success of the Denver learning site. The call triage protocols for the STAR Program were discussed, and the presenters answered questions from the audience.