Greater than $100,000

The National PREA Resource Center is piloting PREA Academy Investigations Training (PAIT), a new course for corrections professionals who are responsible for conducting administrative sexual abuse and/or sexual harassment investigations at their facilities. This eleven-week virtual training course will utilize asynchronous learning, group discussions, and skills-based training focusing on investigative methods and techniques. Learners will also have the opportunity to build an investigation through the development of an investigative scenario.

This meeting brings together all SAKI grantees to provide guidance towards 1) acheiving goals and objectives of their awards, 2) identify effective ways to incorporate sexual assault as part of violent crime reduction strategies in their respective jurisdictions and 3) learn strategies on how to establish multidisciplinary teams to support violent crime response.

The NRTAC hosted the 7th Annual Regional CGIC Multi-Site Training in Cincinnati, Ohio. The Cincinnati CGIC assisted in the organization of the conference and invited participating CGIC grantees to tour their facilities. The conference was a mix of panel presentations and breakout sessions. Presentation topics included the state of gun violence in the U.S., leveraging NIBIN in violent crime investigations, NIBIN and the preservation of forensic evidence, and using acoustic gunshot detection evidence in the courtroom.

Operate the SCF Resource Center, a collection of experts, resources, and assistance accessible online to include: Develop a series of resources, such as publications, technical assistance plans, reports, webinars, and other resources, that meet the priority needs of policymakers and practitioners in responding to behaviors; Develop protocols to help jurisdictions have a clear understanding of SCF principles, common program elements, and related issues; Develop a process and materials to ensure that the SCF principles are implemented with fidelity; Maintain and update the SCF Resource Center

IIR continued its work to maintain the 28 CFR Part 23 website and LMS to ensure proper performance and efficient user experiences when accessing and taking the online training.

An integrated and comprehensive week of memorial activities that honor the memory of the officers lost in the line of duty, and building the basis for law enforcement survivors to understand ways they can begin to rebuild their shattered lives. C.O.P.S. Survivor's Conference includes over 70 counseling and debriefing sessions facilitated by professional counselors and peer support staff each year.

The National Center for School Safety, in collaboration with the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA), hosted a school safety conference in Richmond, VA on August 8th through August 10th for recipients of BJA STOP School Violence Awards and other school safety practitioners.

Grant Management
-Grant coordination with existing provider
-General Grant Management
-Project Closeout

Annual Reports
-Provide annual reports to BJA

Create and Share Materials
-Develop and curate Articles, Publications, Materials and Guides
-Develop and conduct quarterly webinars.
-Annual Train the Trainer virtual program
-Communications: Website Updates & Deliverables Messaging

Online Resources
-Customize NLADA Community Portal
-Develop and curate materials for library (in concert with Strengthen the Sixth website)
-Moderated management of learning cohorts and contribution to community portal
-Communications: Website Updates & Deliverables Messaging

Identifying Gaps in Knowledge
-Cull needs from TTA clients and use to develop online resources, materials and agendas for regional meetings

Action Research
-Conduct research with site partners and share relevant findings with field