conference

In compliance with our BJA funding agreement, the NTCRC attended All Rise's RISE24 conference in-person in Anaheim, CA, sponsoring a booth at the exhibitor level. NTCRC staff traveled by plane and shipped materials to distribute at the booth. Eight full-time staff members attended the conference from Tuesday, May 22 to Friday, May 25. Staff were present at the booth for two and a half days to network with attendees, answer questions, and demonstrate resources available from the NTCRC.

This course presented the state’s substance use data repository as a tool to monitor and report the impact of substance use upon resources across justice, health, and human service stakeholders. This course examined how this tool was developed as a solution to creating a comprehensive story about the opioid epidemic using previously siloed data from various state agencies and partners. This course discussed how DDRC was built on this statewide initiative and provided an overview of DDRC.

In compliance with our BJA funding agreement, the NDCRC attended NADCP's RISE23 conference in-person in Houston, Texas, sponsoring a booth at the exhibitor level. NDCRC staff traveled by plane and shipped materials to distribute at the booth. Seven full-time staff members and two graduate students attended the conference from Sunday, June 25 to Thursday, June 29. Staff were present at the booth for two and a half days to network with attendees, answer questions, and demonstrate resources available from the NDCRC.

IIR attended the Alabama Association of School Resource Officers Leadership Conference. At this conference IIR: met with potential, national level SMEs; promoted the new STOP School Violence Law Enforcement program, and conducted an environmental scan of resources and trainings available and presented to the field.

In compliance with our BJA funding agreement, the NDCRC attended NADCP's RISE22 conference in-person in Nashville, Tennessee, sponsoring a booth at the exhibitor level. NDCRC staff traveled by plane and road to bring a truck of printed resources and SWAG. Eight full-time staff members attended the conference from Sunday, July 24 to Thursday, July 28. Staff were present at the booth to network with attendees, answer questions, and demonstrate resources available from the NDCRC.

The CAR Team attended the International Association of Crime Analyst 2022 Conference in Chicago Illinois from August 22nd-August 26th. The CAR Team's presentation was on August 25, 2022. The presentation was an overview of the project, the projected timeline of the project, a discussion about the different types of analysis and time for questions from the audience.

At the request of BJA, a member of the SLATT team participated in the National Fusion Center Association Annual Training Event in April 2022 in Alexandria, Virginia. The team member attended the Director’s Day meeting on April 11 and discussed the SLATT Program with several attendees.

At the request of BJA, a member of the SLATT team participated in the National Fusion Center Association Annual Training Event in April 2022 in Alexandria, Virginia. The team member provided a presentation at the morning plenary session on April 14, which was attended by approximately 800 participants.

In compliance with our BJA funding agreement, the NDCRC attended NADCP's RISE21 conference in-person, sponsoring a booth at the bronze level. Preparation began in spring of 2021 while booth materials and giveaways were designed and ordered. Eight full-time staff members attended the conference from Saturday to Wednesday and were present at the booth to network with attendees, answer questions, and demonstrate resources available from the NDCRC.

On 10/20/2020 we attended the three-day National American Indian Court Judges Association (NAICJA) Annual Conference to support allied organizations and to interact with tribal conference attendees to inform of our availability to provide TTA.