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In this meeting, we go over research on racial and ethnic disparities in treatment courts, review the court’s Racial and Ethnic Disparities (RED) Program Assessment Tool (RED tool) results, and identify topics for future TTA workshops.
In this meeting, we go over research on racial and ethnic disparities in treatment courts, review the court’s Racial and Ethnic Disparities (RED) Program Assessment Tool (RED tool) results, and identify topics for future TTA workshops.
This interactive workshop allows for participants to alearn about why inclusive treatment practices are important, provide an overview of inclusive treatment practices, and explore and strategize improvement to current practices.
An interactive workshop that discusses tips and strategize on how to meet the needs of minority participants to ensure that they succeed in treatment court.
The interactive workshop allows participants to analyze their court’s diversity hiring practices and initiatives and learn how to implement improvement strategies and evidence-based practices to current hiring processes.
This workshop provides participants with a discussion of different types of data collection and reporting techniques, review key data elements that treatment courts should be collecting, and discuss strategies for incorporating regular data reporting and continuous improvement into court operations.
An interactive workshop to review policy best practices, understand the unintended policy consequences, and analyze current/potential policies for unintended consequences.
On October 11 and 12, Center staff Taylor DeClerck and Shawn Rogers traveled to the 2023 Coordinator/Case Manager conference hosted by the Wisconsin Association of Treatment Court Professionals (WATCP). They delivered two presentations. First one titled "Case Management for Justice Professionals: How to lead from the front line" provided the fundamentals for comprehensive case management, how to become participant-oriented and community based, and assisting with needs outside of substance use treatment.
E5: Utilizing Existing Tribal Court Systems Data to Increase Outcomes and Identify Areas of Support
NAICJA staff, Johanna Farmer and Mary Rodriguez, submitted a presentation proposal that was selected for the 2023 Legal Symposium. NAICJA will share their work on the policy project regarding collateral consequences and their inherent role in preventing access to housing in Indian Country. Conference registration is waived for the day the staff presents.
Subject: Legal and Advocacy Updates
Title: Perpetual Punishment: Impacts of Criminal Justice System Involvement on Housing
