Training Delivery - Webinar

A Grant Management Orientation webinar will be held for FY 2024 Shepard/Byrd, Community-based Approaches and Emmett Till award recipients. This mandatory webinar for new grantees provides information on fundamental components of their awards, grant activities, performance metrics, and financial reporting.

90-minute webinar that addressed the impact of tragedy and introduce post-traumatic growth. Webinar also allowed a mental health professional and two police professionals to share the elements and potential benefits of post-traumatic growth and practice strategies and interventions that can support individuals in their journey towards post-traumatic growth.

This webinar highlights the essential components of a successful focused deterrence call-in strategy. The discussion will cover practical steps for planning, executing, and sustaining this strategy, drawing on promising practices and examples from the field. 84 attendees

This webinar focuses on federal prosecution and availability of resources to address youth reentry as well as how these resource influence charging decisions at the federal and state level. It will highlight effective strategies for supporting youth reentry and feature resources from OJJDP. 41 attendees

Webinar description: Hear how tribes and their courts have exercised criminal jurisdiction or taken other steps to enforce criminal law on tribal ground.

Webinar description for tribal court judges: Learn best practices for oversight of the attorneys who appear before you, from your bar exam/admissions to attorney discipline.

Participated in the Sept 2024 online DCRA Transparency Through Public Data Tables Webinar to inform SAAs about the release of aggregate level DCRA data. JIRN presented on how JIRN can help SAAs prepare for the release.

NCORJ hosted an information session for the subaward solicitation to support the development of new restorative justice programs or the expansion of existing restorative justice programs. The goal of the program implementation subaward is to increase access to restorative justice opportunities and services across different points of the criminal legal system continuum.

"The Community of Practice (COP) series is an ongoing TTA resource for CRIT grantees, led by IACP and in collaboration with project partners. This series of virtual meeting sessions will focus on different topics and allow grantee sites to interact with one another and exchange peer-to-peer.

Hosted a new grantee orientation webinar with BJA for FY24 CRIT grantees. Webinar onboarded grantees to CRIT grant award.