Referral from Other Source

NDCRC co-directors Kristen DeVall and Christina Lanier participated in the National Drug Court Institute's Drug Court U program, during which they met virtually with representatives from individual courts who had requested time slots. For April 12-13, 2022, the theme for Drug Court U was data collection.

NDCRC co-directors Kristen DeVall and Christina Lanier participated in the National Drug Court Institute's Drug Court U program, during which they met virtually with representatives from individual courts who had requested time slots. For March 25 and 28, 2022, the theme for Drug Court U was grant writing; assistance would have focused on courts' needs in this area.

IACP identified grantee sites that have local Public Safety Partnership (PSP) programs, and performed outreach to see if grantee sites have existing relationships or if IACP couid facilitate connections between programs.

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

NCORJ participated in Justice Day, a day where local participants learn about the justice system in the Upper Valley (Vermont and New Hampshire). NCORJ’s training division gave an introductory presentation about restorative justice with an opportunity for learners to apply the RJ principles to criminal case studies.

Kelly Stoner drafted and revised a mini-report for NCAI on VAWA Special Domestic Violence Criminal Jurisdiction. The topic is Victim Rights and Safety. Chia Halpern assisted with editing and ensuring footnotes were correct for three mini-reports: Victim Rights and Safety, Judicial Qualifications and Jury Composition.

Kelly Stoner and Chia Halpern provided revisions, comments and suggestions to the Pueblo of Pojoaque regarding their tribal domestic violence ordinance as the Pueblo prepares to implement VAWA Special Domestic Violence Criminal Jurisdiction.

Kelly Stoner and Chia Halpern provided revisions, comments and suggestions to the St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin regarding their tribal domestic violence code as the tribe prepares to implement VAWA Special Domestic Violence Criminal Jurisdiction.

In September 2021, NCVC met with Kyndra Simmons from Youth Alive, Inc, to discuss the planning, implementation, and success of her organization’s prevention and intervention strategies. NCVC also discussed the possibility of some peer-to-peer support for The Western District of Washington. NCVC will support this engagement in 2022.

Follow up with John Rogers, Program Manager with Alabama Law Enforcement and Traffic Safety Division, who requested a check in after attending SP101. Reviewed strategic plan and reminded them to send an annual update. Update was provided on same day.