Faith-Based Organizations

Over the month of August, CSG Justice Center staff provided office-based technical assistance to support non-SCA grantees and projects. Staff conducted approximately 3 phone calls, 2 emails, and 19 NRRC Helpline requests.

Over the month of July CSG Justice Center staff provided office-based technical assistance to support non-SCA grantees and projects. Staff conducted approximately 16 phone calls and 15 NRRC Helpline requests.

Over the month of December, CSG Justice Center staff provided office-based technical assistance to Second Chance Act grantees and responded to inquiries from the field. Staff conducted approximately 45 phone calls and 8 emails.

Over the month of November, CSG Justice Center staff provided office-based technical assistance to Second Chance Act grantees and responded to inquiries from the field. Staff conducted approximately 62 phone calls and 30 emails.

Over the month of October, CSG Justice Center staff provided office-based technical assistance to Second Chance Act grantees and responded to inquiries from the field. Staff conducted approximately 100 phone calls and 44 emails.

Over the month of September, CSG Justice Center staff provided office-based technical assistance to Second Chance Act grantees and responded to inquiries from the field. Staff conducted approximately 110 phone calls and 54 emails.

Over the month of August, CSG Justice Center staff provided office-based technical assistance to Second Chance Act grantees and responded to inquiries from the field. Staff conducted approximately 154 phone calls and 68 emails, and 1 information request.

Over the month of July, CSG Justice Center staff provided office-based technical assistance to Second Chance Act grantees and responded to inquiries from the field. Staff conducted approximately 131 phone calls and 44 emails, and 6 information requests.

In 2016, the federal Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention funded the Council of State Governments Justice Center, and its partners, to provide technical assistance to states seeking to revamp the "front end" of their juvenile justice systems to improve outcomes for youth and to reduce racial and ethnic disparities.
Presenters will share lessons learned from this and other diversion system improvement initiatives, including:?

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