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On July 12, 2022, Center staff hosted an in-person site visit for Mark Dietrich, Vice President, and Nicholas Mansfield, Director of Legal Programs, at East-West Management Institute (EWMI). EWMI is a philanthropic firm that works to strengthen democratic societies by bringing together government, civil society, and the private sector – to build accountable, capable and transparent institutions. EWMI has many locations across the globe.
Center staff organized and hosted a structured virtual site visit to Midtown Community Court for the prosecutor at the Albany Works! Community Court from Albany, Georgia. The site visit included an overview of the court's history and operations as well as a discussion of the role of a prosecutor in a community court
On July 25-28, 2022, The National Association of Drug Court Professionals (NADCP) held its annual training conference in Nashville, Tennessee. Center staff provided five presentations at the conference.
Center staff Kelly Van Develde, Senior Program Manager, delivered a presentation entitled "Introducing the Brand New Drug Court Certification Toolkit." Ms. van Develde presented alongside statewide treatment court coordinators Taylor Jones of Georgia and Scott Ronan of Idaho.
Investigating and Prosecuting Domestic Violence Homicide Day 2
Training on Going Forward Without the Victim
Training on Evidence-Based Prosecution of Domestic Violence
Training on Evidence-Based Prosecution in Domestic Violence Cases
Workshop series as part of the 2022 American Indian Justice Conference on topics related to addressing violent crimes in tribal communities.
TTA staff responded to a wide range of email and phone requests for assistance from criminal justice practitioners around the country.
On June 14, Center staff organized and hosted an in-person site visit to Newark Community Solutions (NCS) for Candy Cooper, author. The site visit included an observation of the Youth Impact Network for research on her book about best and worst practices in juvenile justice.
