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The monthly TA Grantee Hour is a group Technical Assistance opportunity for STOP School Violence grantees. TA Lead and Specialists discuss grantee questions and TA needs, and grantees have the opportunity to network with other grantees.
Uncertainty about school, economic wellbeing of families and communities, ongoing racial tension and unrest, and COVID-19 have increased all stakeholders’ concerns about the emotional and physical wellbeing of students and staff as they prepare for the 2020-2021 school year. In Part II of Trauma-Informed Practices Across all School Settings, the focus will shift from overall environmental practices to prevention and management of behavior arising from stress, distress, and trauma through positive and thoughtful interactions between staff and students.
BJA’s STOP School Violence Grant Program is designed to improve school security by providing students and teachers with the tools they need to recognize, respond quickly to, and help prevent acts of violence. This live webinar is available for interested applicants to learn and ask questions about the solicitation.
The National Center for School Safety provides one-on-one technical assistance to STOP grantees. This one-on-one assistance was first offered in January 2021, and capacity was increased due to the addition of two Technical Assistance Specialists in April 2021. Intensive TA was provided to select agencies requiring more assistance. Illinois State Board of Education was one of these agencies. TA Specialists conducted 4 one-hour meetings via Zoom with them to assist with mental health evidence-based programming resources and work plan changes.
The National Center for School Safety provides one-on-one technical assistance to STOP grantees. This one-on-one assistance was first offered in January 2021, and capacity was increased due to the addition of two Technical Assistance Specialists in April 2021. From January-June 2021, there were 309 one-on-one Technical Assistance Outreach instances via email and phone calls.
The National Center for School Safety provides one-on-one technical assistance to STOP grantees. This one-on-one assistance was first offered in January 2021, and capacity was increased due to the addition of two Technical Assistance Specialists in April 2021. From January-June 2021, there were 32 one-hour One-on-one Technical Assistance Meetings via Zoom.
These calls provide an overview of JRI, expectations from BJA for the award, the role of TTA, and provide an opportunity to answer any questions of the newly awarded JRI FY20 sites. These calls occur soon after award of their JRI.
TJSPP mentor assists tribe with their tribal justice strategic plan. Assistance includes phones/conference calls, emails, and plan review/guidance/feedback.
TJSPP mentor assists tribe with their tribal justice strategic plan. Assistance includes phones/conference calls, emails, and plan review/guidance/feedback.
TJSPP mentor assists tribe with their tribal justice strategic plan. Assistance includes phones/conference calls, emails, and plan review/guidance/feedback.
