Faith-Based

This webinar was held focused on grant-related processes and guidelines. Topics included grant objectives; the role of the policy office; the role of the Program Office; grants management guidelines, processes, performance measures, and reporting requirements; budget issues; and an introduction to the TTA provider team.

This virtual training was held on 6.24.22 and was aimed at defining Restorative Justice by describing what it is and what it is not. There were approximately 1070attendees and it lasted for 2 hours.

This virtual training was held on 6.3.22 and was aimed at defining Restorative Justice by describing what it is and what it is not. There were approximately 14 attendees and it lasted for one hour.

This virtual training was held on 5.12.22 and was aimed at defining Restorative Justice by describing what it is not. There were approximately 22 attendees and it lasted for 2 hours.

This virtual training was held on 1.18.22 and was aimed at defining Restorative Justice by describing what it is not. There were approximately 26 attendees and it lasted for 2 hours.

CJI staff, along with national victims' advocate Anne Seymore, hosted three Victims' Roundtables, one in Jackson on October 30, one in Nashville on October 31 and one in Knoxville on November 1. During the roundtables, CJI staff presented key data findings from the Data and System Assessment Presentation given earlier in the month and participants discussed gaps in the system. The goal of the roundtables was to receive input from the victims' perspective to help inform the policy development process and achieve buy-in from victims' rights groups.

San Gabriel Valley Islamic Center (CA) requested security training for their staff.

Two Center staff members visited the Community Domestic Violence Advocacy Program. The Center staff met with tribal program staff, toured the facility, and provided them with updates on the profile that was provided by the tribe.

Throughout the month of July, 2015, NCJA continued to provide technical assistance to the GA SAA staff via phone calls and emails, providing information, guidance, and sample documents to inform the state’s strategic planning process. SAA reports the planning project was completed successfully.

Conference Goals
•To highlight successful strategies for developing effective services
•To reveal the latest and most innovative child welfare and children’s mental health service delivery practices
•To highlight tactics and strategies for financing and sustaining services that impact children
•To showcase strategies for involving youth and families in developing services and policies that lead to systems change