jrassessment

In July, CSG Justice Center staff collaborated with CJI staff to discuss the framework for the JRI website?s anticipated expansion, as well as the website launch press release. Further, the group met throughout the month to plan the development of the Category 2 and Category 3 briefs that will be posted on the JRI website. CJI staff created a template for Category 2 briefs, allowing CSG Justice Center staff and CJI staff to begin developing briefs for their respective states.

MARCH

3/21: Video call with Katie Zafft (Manager/CJI) to discuss next steps for finalizing all content items to meet the April 3rd deadline. (1 people, 1 agency)

3/28: Video Call with Katie Zafft (Manager/CJI), Abigail Strait (Senior Policy Analyst), Maureen Flanagan (Policy Specialist/CJI)) to discuss project status updates. (3 people, 1 agency)

In June, CSG Justice Center staff worked with Crime and Justice Institute (CJI) staff to review and revise all website content in response to feedback from the BJA policy and communications teams. CSG Justice Center staff then finalized all the necessary changes with the web developer, Eleventy, for the final website design. On June 23, CSG Justice Center staff, CJI staff, and Eleventy presented a demo for BJA evaluation. Feedback and updates were successfully incorporated on the website platform by the deliverable deadline of June 30.

In May, CSG Justice Center staff worked with Crime and Justice Institute (CJI) staff to finalize the website mockup and interactive map based on incorporated feedback from BJA, CJI, and CSG Justice Center staff. Web developer Eleventy then began the site build based on the revised website mockup. In addition, CJI and CSG Justice Center staff reviewed and revised project content in response to feedback. This included adding outcome statements in the state summaries document, revising the interactive map to match the approved updated matrix categories, and revising the landing page text.

In April, CSG Justice Center staff worked with CJI staff to finalize and submit all the related assessment content items for the JRI website to BJA. The content featured summaries of each stateÕs JRI project, an update to an existing Pew Charitable Trusts matrix that categorizes statesÕ JRI policy and practice changes, and language for the JRI landing page, state-level TTA process landing page, and interactive map landing page. In addition, CSG Justice Center staff collaborated with the web developer, Eleventy, to develop a first draft of the website mockup.

CSG Justice Center staff worked with CJI to draft the assessment content items for the JRI website throughout March. The content featured summaries of JRI statesÕ projects; an update to an existing Pew Charitable Trusts matrix that categorizes statesÕ JRI policy improvements; and language for the JRI landing page, state-level TTA process landing page, and interactive map landing page on the website where the content will be housed.