$75,001 - $100,000

Analysis Area 1: Analyze crime trends, including recent increases in of violent crime, to help the state understand the impacts of these trends on the criminal justice system, and maintain recent changes that make more effective use of corrections resources, including prison space.

The PRC is contracting with the Message Agency to build an integration between Salesforce, our in-house central database platform, and Drupal, our website content management system. This integration will enable a number of functions, including creating an online space where PREA Coordinators can login, save bookmarked resources, network with one another, and ask the PRC to weigh in on discussions. Because of the data integration, they will also be able to access records of audits conducted in their agencies.

Analysis Area 1: Analyze crime trends, including recent increases in violent crime, to help the state understand the impacts of these trends on the criminal justice system, and maintain recent changes that make more effective use of corrections resources, including prison space.

In July, CSG Justice Center staff continued extensive planning, coordination, and communication both internally and with project partners. Discussions focused on further refining plans for the data scan in Phase 1 of the project that will facilitate the collection and distribution of aggregate criminal justice data in all 50 states. CSG Justice Center staff refined the data collection framework and worked closely with a number of project partners to establish operational priorities, assess data availability, and begin creating the necessary technological infrastructure for the data scan.

Analysis Area 1: Analyze crime trends, including recent increases in all categories of violent crime, to help the state understand the impacts of these trends on the prison and jail populations, as well as other parts of the criminal justice system.

Analysis Area 1: (A) Assess behavioral health (BH) challenges, especially opioid addiction, and their impacts on people in the criminal justice system, including assessing the availability, funding, and oversight of treatment resources; (B) Analyze jail and prison-based programming and treatment, including that related to diversion and reentry.

This meeting is primarily intended for the designated FY 2019 BWC Policy and Implementation Program (PIP) grant agencies. Attendance of two individuals is required as part of BJA BWC grantee activities. Attendees should include points of contact from the funded sites, as well as their key partners in local project implementation (e.g., police executive and command staff, technology and IT representatives, researchers, police agency project 'champions', and important partners such as prosecutors). Previous year BWC-PIP grantees are also welcome to attend.

CNA provides content expertise and TTA resources and support, working in collaboration with IIR, for the PSP communities of practice.

CNA consultant/Subject Expert Joan Brody is providing TTA to all PSP sites in grant strategies and funding opportunities. TTA is conducted virtual through phone and email, as well as on site visit.

Analysis Area 1: (A) Assess behavioral health (BH) challenges, especially opioid addiction, and their impacts on people in the criminal justice system, including assessing the availability, funding, and oversight of treatment resources; (B) Analyze jail and prison-based programming and treatment, including that related to diversion and reentry.