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The conference is open to spouses, life partners, parents, adult children, and siblings of fallen firefighters honored at the National Memorial in Emmitsburg, Maryland.
The conference will address the changes that have challenged family members through their loss and provide strategies to help them optimize health and build resilience. They will learn about navigating milestones, managing stress, mindfulness, and self-care.

The National PREA Grantee Convening brought together Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) grant recipients, PREA Targeted Implementation Planning and Support (TIPS) Program grant recipients, and subject matter experts to share ideas and lessons learned during PREA implementation projects. Peer grantees came from an array of facility types and sizes from all across the country and from various stages in their PREA implementation journey. The Convening included virtual plenary presentations, engaging workshops, and networking opportunities.

The IACP hosted a virtual Kevin and Avonte All Grantee Meeting. It was two half-days and consisted of FY21 site presentations, three panels (Public Education Campaign, Lived Experiences, Program Sustainability), and network breakout rooms. IACP also met with the grantee meeting panelists (Ascendigo Autism Services, Minot State University, National Autism Association, Pathfinders for Autism, Harris County Sheriff's Office, LA Found, and Alzheimer's LA) and moderators before the meeting to discuss presentations, timings, the agenda, and the prepared questions.

Since 1995, NADCP has convened the only national conference for treatment court professionals. Over the past 27 years, our numbers have grown to include a wide array of public health and public safety leaders working to expand treatment for people with substance use and mental health disorders who become involved in the legal system.

What remains constant is the unparalleled education, networking, and fellowship enjoyed by every attendee!

Since 1995, NADCP has convened the only national conference for treatment court professionals. Over the past 27 years, our numbers have grown to include a wide array of public health and public safety leaders working to expand treatment for people with substance use and mental health disorders who become involved in the legal system.

What remains constant is the unparalleled education, networking, and fellowship enjoyed by every attendee!

Now in its 27th year, RISE annually convenes leaders in public health and public safety for four energizing days of education, innovation, and collaboration.

At RISE22, you will learn from the brightest minds in treatment, law, and recovery while interacting with justice innovators from across the globe. From cutting-edge resources to unparalleled networking, RISE22 is the premier conference event of the year for anyone working at the intersection of addiction, mental health, and justice reform. 

The NSA Annual Conference is one of the largest of its kind and displays products and equipment relevant to every facet of police work, jails, prisoner transport, and courtroom security. Exhibitors, therefore, contribute in large measure to the overall success of the conference. There are also numerous seminars and workshops covering all aspects of the duties and responsibilities for sheriffs’ offices, including, but not limited to, law enforcement, jail operations, service of process, transportation of prisoners, and court & judicial security.

This workshop will present innovative initiatives in prisons and jails which are increasing the effectiveness of wellness programs for their staff. Don’t miss out on learning how correctional associations, external government agencies and universities can assist corrections to improve staff wellness and a sustainable staff workforce.
Learning Objectives:
1. Participants will be able to explain how staff wellness programs support a sustainable workforce and improve recruitment and retention efforts.

The second Institute on Restorative Reintegration was a public-facing event and took place on June 11, 2022 in San Diego, CA. It was both an in-person and live-streamed event and featured seven speakers with lived experiences of reintegration sharing their stories in TedX-style talks. This event promoted restorative approaches to reintegration while elevating the voices and expertise of those with lived experience of incarceration and reentry.

The NCORJ held a Restorative Justice Institute on the topic of Restorative Reintegration on February 10-11, 2022. This "think tank" involved 25 participants, including academics and practitioners with expertise in restorative justice approaches to reentry after incarceration. Program descriptions were provided by participating practitioners.