Referral from Other Source

Presentation Title: “Working Together to Help Families-Holistic Defense, ICWA Attorneys, and Parent Mentors”
Learning Objectives:
Acquire knowledge of collaborative approaches taking place to address parent representation in child welfare cases.
Assess potential solutions that are appropriate to implement and/or adapt into your community.

Met with DC Office of Gun Violence Prevention to discuss ERPO.

Present to Project Change DC meeting on ERPO

Webinar training for Dutchess County’s Resiliency Council for Suicide Prevention.

Met with IL Byrne SCIP advisory board to discuss ERPO Implementation and Promising Practices.

At Joyce Convening of GVP Advocates, facilitated a panel on funding updates under BSCA, including with one of the ERC's SMEs, to share information on ERPO funding for implementation and promising practices.

Presented to undergraduate students in victimology course overview of ERPO.

Discussion with GVP consultant in DC regarding petitioners in the District and promising practices for physicians petitioning for ERPO, overcoming obstacles.

NW3C provides TA services to assist agencies with various resource needs in areas such as adjudication, counter-terrorism, crime prevention, justice information-sharing, law enforcement, tribal justice, and capacity-building, just to name a few. In so doing, NW3C supports TA at various levels of time, resources, and intensity including:
• Assistance with strategic planning
• Curriculum development
• Customized technical assistance from subject matter experts
• Data analysis
• Facilitation of advisory group meetings

Violent crime is on the rise in many jurisdictions, including rural communities. Rural law enforcement agencies are left to tackle these issues, often with a decreasing tax base, personnel shortages, expansive geographic territory, and lack of access to medical treatment that can make violent crimes more fatal than in urban settings.