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Describe the components of the VET-S and VTQ-C; Differentiate the potential uses of each assessment as an eligibility screener or case planning tool; Practice scoring the instrument(s) with sufficient accuracy.

Describe the components of the VET-S and VTQ-C; Differentiate the potential uses of each assessment as an eligibility screener or case planning tool; Practice scoring the instrument(s) with sufficient accuracy.

Define and recall the principles of risk, need, and responsivity (RNR); Summarize the evidence on RNR and how it applies to justice-involved veterans; Identify ways the RNR model may need to be modified to enhance services for justice-involved veterans

On 11/20/24 emailed Ashley and her partners a revised logic model based on our discussion and suggestions for SMART objectives. We will schedule another time to meet to go through their logic model since we ran out of time

On 11/20/24 met with Ashley and her partners to talk about the BTG logic model

On 11/19/24 emailed Cossup Logic Model Tip Sheet to Ashley and her partners in advance of our meeting on 11/20

On 11/19/24, emailed Judge Fiore with my recommended revisions to the SMART objectives and included the Cossup Logic Model Tip Sheet for our next meeting

On 11/13/24, met with Judge Fiore to review his SMART objectives and to discuss logic model development

On 11/25/2024 met with Neomed team to talk through what we can help them with and whether they would like to be co-presenters on future webinars

HAVEN of Lee County in Sanford, North Carolina has requested training and technical assistance to help their staff provide support to incarcerated survivors in their service area. Provide training on the PREA standards related to advocacy, best practices for providing in-person and remote support to incarcerated survivors, and accompaniment during forensic exams and investigatory interviews.