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Objective 5: Place data analysts in residence at State DOCs to increase the utility of data for decision-making while also building the corrections analyst workforce._Ê
7/12/24 - Video call with Maeve Blake (RCA, WYDOC), Joseph Llanes (RCA, CCJBH), and Chelsey Wright (RCA, LDPSC) to discuss project updates and walkthrough presentations for the Advancing Data in Corrections Summer Conference. (3 participants representing 3 agencies)Ê

7/9: Video call with Katie Zafft (Manager, CJI), Abigail Strait (Manager, CJI), and Maureen Flanagan (Policy Specialist, CJI) to discuss project updates, the review process for the state briefs, and updates to website content.

49 video calls and 20 phone calls from July - December 2024 with 195 participants, representing 89 agenciesObjective 8: Educate policymakers about how JRI can help address their stateÕ most pressing needs and assess the readiness of interested states.July7/1: CSG Justice Center staff met with Mark Patterson, Cara Compani to discuss the upcoming HCR 23 Task Force meeting on July 22. (2 participants, 2 agencies)7/2: Video call with Richard Sparaco and Julie Kempker to discuss coordinating efforts between NDCS and the NBOP.

Phone/Video Conference Calls:32 Phone Calls/Virtual Meetings through July to December with 42 Participants Representing 28 AgenciesÊ

Objective 5: Place data analysts in residence at State DOCs to increase the utility of data for decision-making while also building the corrections analyst workforce.Ê
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7/12/24 - Video call with Maeve Blake (RCA, WYDOC), Joseph Llanes (RCA, CCJBH), and Chelsey Wright (RCA, LDPSC) to discuss project updates and walkthrough presentations for the Advancing Data in Corrections Summer Conference. (3 participants representing 3 agencies)Ê

29ÊmeetingsÊwith 29Êparticipants representing 29Êagencies.
Objective 2: Provide sustainability assistance to four states completing the JRI process in FY22.
07/02: Video call with Tara Holt (State Substance Abuse Strategy Coordinator, MN Department of Human Services) to discuss data required for the stateÕs 1115 Medicaid waiver for expanded eligibility groups and select benefit expansions. (1 participant, 1 agency)

Phone/Video Conference Calls:
25 Phone Calls with 25Êparticipants representing 24Êagencies.
Objective 2: Provide sustainability assistance to four states completing the JRI process in FY22.
7/1/2024: Phone call with Representative Linda Harriott-Gathright (Representative, NH Legislature) to provide a project overview. (1 person, representing 1 agency)
7/16/2024: Meeting with Jake Berry (VP of Policy, New Futures) to provide a project update and final presentation preview of the policy recommendations. (1 person, representing 1 agency)

July: 7 Phone Calls with 42 participants representing 23 agencies.
Objective 2: Recruit New Agencies

Objective 5: Place data analysts in residence at State DOCs to increase the utility of data for decision-making while also building the corrections analyst workforce.__Ê
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7/3/24 - Video call with Rebecca Hildebrand (Research Analyst) and Debbie Richmond (Criminal Justice Specialist) to discuss dashboard development. (2 participants representing 1 agencyÊ
7/17/24 - Video call with Rebecca Hildebrand (Research Analyst) and Debbie Richmond (Criminal Justice Specialist) to discuss dashboard transition and next steps. (2 participants representing 1 agency)Ê

Objective 5: Place data analysts in residence at State DOCs to increase the utility of data for decision-making while also building the corrections analyst workforce.Ê
7/12/24 - Video call with Maeve Blake (RCA, WYDOC), Joseph Llanes (RCA, CCJBH), and Chelsey Wright (RCA, LDPSC) to discuss project updates and walkthrough presentations for the Advancing Data in Corrections Summer Conference. (3 participants representing 3 agencies)Ê
7/16/24 Ð Video call with Maeve Blake (RCA, WYDOC) to walkthrough the dashboards and provide feedback. (1 participant representing 1 agency)Ê