Advance and grow the valued workforce of CVI workers
Increas the understanding and application of trauma-informed practices among CVIPI-funded and other CVI organizations to address CVI workers' needs relative to vicarious trauma career progression.
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Provide expert guidance to BJA
Provide expert guidance to BJA on the current challenges and needs of state corrections agencies and local jails with respect to leveraging Medicaid to support its populations.
Help corrections entities create a bridge to community-based care providers
Help corrections entities create a bridge to community-based care providers allowing in-reach to facilities to start care and increase the likelihood of continuity of care post release.
Support corrections entities to implement those plans.
Support corrections entities to implement those plans.
Help corrections educate their Medicaid counterparts
Help corrections educate their Medicaid counterparts about operational considerations for healthcare in corrections settings.
Provide assistance to corrections entities
Provide assistance to corrections entities to plan for changes by quantifying eligibility and needs of people incarcerated, as well as assess implications for infrastructure, reinvestment to improve quality of healthcare for remaining incarcerated population, operations, and workforce capacity.
Develop user-friendly resources
Develop user-friendly resources, tailored to corrections, that help to explain and operationalize guidance and requirements set forth by CMS and state agencies.
Educate corrections entities to understand financing for health care in corrections generally and through Medicaid in particular.
Educate corrections entities to understand financing for health care in corrections generally and through Medicaid in particular.
To unveil a pioneering training program aimed at refining Internet of Things (IoT) forensic investigation techniques.
The BJA IoT program seeks to expand upon the achievements of our existing "Innovative ICAC investigation training on IoT, OSINT, dark web, and crypto" initiative, funded by the OJJDP under award #15PJDP-22-GK-03108-MUMU. Initially, we launched a foundational IoT course as part of this project. Following positive feedback from law enforcement attendees and an external evaluation team, our plan now includes the development of two intermediate-level courses and an advanced course specifically designed for the BJA IoT program.
Enhance the expertise of the entities to support quality post-conviction and appellate legal representation in the identified cases.
We will provide ongoing educational opportunities for those engaged in post-conviction investigations and litigations of wrongful conviction cases. This will include monthly webinars on vital topics, as well as training programs directed toward high-level case representation.