Provision of Resources/Systems

During the month of December 2024, 63 new SLATT user accounts were created. Of the new accounts, 22 were approved as SLATT direct accounts, 29 were created via Regional Information Sharing Systems program credentials, and 12 were created via Federal Bureau of Investigation, Law Enforcement Enterprise Portal, program credentials.

National CVIPI Center staff attended the 2024 NCJA Forum on Criminal Justice, presenting with OJP Leadership (Eddie Bocanegra) and state leaders (Damon Bocante, NY and Colleen Curtin, CA) on state CVI training and technical assistance efforts. Panel was attended by about 75 participants and was met with great interest from the field. LISC and BJA have discussed potential future efforts to be more intentional about utilizing the CVIPI Center to support state CVI efforts.

LISC attended the 2024 PSP Summit as an exhibitor. There, we engaged DOJ Public Safety Partnership (PSP) grantees from around the country and shared National CVIPI Center resources and explored potential opportunities for future engagement with the National CVIPI Center.

LISC delivered a presentation for Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL) to about 32 staff from CVI organizations on federal resources for CVI organizations and discussed capacity building around application development. The symposium was designed to bring together violence interrupters (VI) from various programs across the nation for mutual learning, collaboration, and advocacy.

December 17, 2024: virtual meeting with ICJIA to discuss community based participatory research methods. Brooke Abrams led discussion for Abt

December 10, 2024: email check in with ICJIA about the EA materials

During the month of November 2024, 68 new SLATT user accounts were created. Of the new accounts, 22 were approved as SLATT direct accounts, 33 were created via RISS program credentials, and 13 were created via Federal Bureau of Investigation, Law Enforcement Enterprise Portal, program credentials.

During the month of October 2024, 93 new SLATT user accounts were created. Of the new accounts, 33 were approved as SLATT direct accounts, 40 were created via RISS program credentials, and 20 were created via FBI, Law Enforcement Enterprise Portal, program credentials.

NCJTC has been participating in collaborative calls with IIR focused on increasing awareness of overdose fatality reviews (OFRs) among tribal communities and making connections with the Arizona Department of Health Services regarding the upcoming Arizona Tribal Opioid and Substance Use Summit. Based on these collaborative calls and the tribal opioid summit opportunity, NJCTC proposes providing faculty to co-present a panel session regarding OFRs and considerations for implementing OFRs in tribal communities or OFR partnerships with local, county and state-based OFRs.