Tribal Justice

This reporting period planning for the design and development of a tribal-specific foundational training curriculum began. Curriculum development workgroup members were identified, and content requirements were discussed. The THWC team also found it is necessary to simultaneously work on 2 related tasks for this objective: 1) a pilot testing plan as this could affect the target completion date of the draft curriculum; 2) how current Category 1 Planning and Implementation grantees will meet their planning phase requirement while the curriculum is developed.

This TTA will investigate 1) three type of general IOT Hardware Development Kits, HDKs (low profile, medium profile, and high profile based on their capabilities) devices, 2) the forensics analysis for IoT devices and applications for personal or commercial use, and 3) the artifacts of IoT applications on computers, cell phones, and other mobile devices, such as Windows 10 laptop, an iPhone, and an android phone.

Two meetings with veteran consultants occurred this reporting period supporting Objective 3.5: Expand services to native veterans.

In this final of four quarterly convenings for the IRI Track of SCA grantees, CCETAC coaches brought together track grantees and experts for an interactive virtual convening about how to use the resources in the National Reentry Resource Center (NRRC) to help advance their reentry programs. During the session, participants were able to
• Learn about what the NRRC is
• Explore creative ways to use NRRC tools to tell their story
• Share grantee experiences using the NRRC

The Tribal Law and Policy Institute sent each FY23 CTAS Purpose Area 3 - Tribal Healing to Wellness Court grantee a welcome letter. This letter introduced the TLPI organization, TLPI THWC staff, possible TTA services available, links to THWC resources and potential team training, links to a scheduling poll for a virtual Tribal TTA overview and a short questionnaire to gauge implementation progress, and information about meeting at the in-person CTAS New Grantee Orientation in Seattle, WA.

The Tribal Law and Policy Institute sent each FY23 CTAS Purpose Area 3 - Tribal Healing to Wellness Court grantee a welcome letter. This letter introduced the TLPI organization, TLPI THWC staff, possible TTA services available, links to THWC resources and potential team training, links to a scheduling poll for a virtual Tribal TTA overview and a short questionnaire to gauge implementation progress, and information about meeting at the in-person CTAS New Grantee Orientation. Primary and secondary TTA coaches were included in this letter so that grantees begin to recognize contact names.

The presentation highlighted ATJRC's free Training and Technical Assistance Services and the Coordinated Tribal Assistance Solicitation Purpose Area funding, including the different purpose areas and some of the examples for each purpose area, noted this funding is available to all Federally Recognized Tribes.

ATJRC Staff prepared and invited Robert Dorton from Tanana Chiefs Conference and Sara Chivers from Cook Inlet Tribal Council to present with Caroline Lee, ATJRC, on a panel. This panel addressed Peer Recovery Support Services in Alaska. The panel was a collaboration with Fox Valley NCJTC, Altarum, RurAL CAP (ATJRC), Tanana Chiefs Conference, Cook Inlet Tribal Council and the National COSSUP partners. Robert Dorton opened with a drum and song, both Robert and Sara presented on their current Peer Recovery Support Services programs. Ms.

This course offers a general introduction to several core areas and provides practical skills involved with the role of serving Tribal Court Clerks in Alaska Tribal Courts.

We presented the IoT database and presented on a few devices and associated data included in the database. Participants attended in person and online (via Microsoft Teams).