Crime Prevention

American Probation and Parole Association (APPA) through a partnership with the Institute for Intergovernmental Research (IIR), in support of the Bureau of Justice Assistance’s Student, Teachers, and Officers Preventing (STOP) School Violence Program, hosted a webinar to educate juvenile probation officers, and other stakeholders, on their role in preventing and reducing violence in K-12 school populations.

The SAA asked for specific anti- school-gun violence relevant SCIP examples of approved subawards. NCJA provided a wealth of information about what other states are doing in this area and also what is likely possible based on our understanding of the grant.

IL reached out asking a few questions regarding subaward approval from: one pertaining to budget and the other pertaining to responding to the newest. We were able to offer them the support they needed by answering their questions.

Following up on a conversation that started at NCJA's annual criminal justice forum, we shared the contact information for the JHU TTA providers with the DC SAA so that they could explore potential uses for SCIP funds.

Following up on a conversation that started at NCJA's annual criminal justice forum, we shared the contact information for the JHU TTA providers with the DC SAA so that they could explore potential uses for SCIP funds.

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We provided MA with 4 examples of strong subaward submissions which included varying level of detail across the subawards.

I emailed the Minnesota Office of Justice Programs to request further information regarding their inquiry on data collection for missing or murdered black and indigenous persons. The email requested further details on their inquiry as to what avenues they would like to talk and how they would like the NCJA Data Center to assist.

We provided the SAA's office with information on the formatting of subaward budgets. Specifically, we shared 3 subaward examples that had particularly strong budget components.

USVI LEPC requested NCJA assistance in facilitating discussions with their stakeholders regarding the newly implemented USVI behavioral health act and criminal justice data sharing over the course of two days. Day 1 focused on SIM mapping and discussions of regarding risk factors, community responses and environmental designs related to the behavioral health act and criminal justice policy programming. I acted in a support role via note-taking for the the NCJA facilitators.