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Objective 2: Technology Development Technical Assistance
CSG Justice Center staff visited Washington in 11/3-11/6 to meet with WADOC staff and leadership, as well as to conduct observations of case management meetings.
5 meetings in November with 35 participants representing 1 agency
Objective 1:ÊIndividualized Technical Assistance to GranteesÊ
1 phone call in July withÊ2 participants representing 1 agency.
7/9/2024: Phone call with Julie Dames Ryan (Grants Administrator, WADOC) and Brooke Hays (Management Analysist, WADOC) to discuss progress on monthly goals and objectives.Ê(2 participants, representing 1 agency)
1 phone call in August with 3Êparticipants representing 1 agency.
Objective 2: Technology Development Technical Assistance
2 phone calls in July with 8 participants representing 3 agencies.
áÊÊÊÊÊÊÊ7/10/2024: Video Conference with Thea Mounts (Chief Data Officer, WADOC), Julie Dames Ryan (Grants Administrator, WADOC), Ryan Johnson (Counsel, WADOC), Amrit Dhir (Partnerships, Recidiviz), Kelly Schulz (Partnerships, Recidiviz), and Ramin Tohidi (Partner, Orrick) to discuss lingering provisions in data-sharing agreement and contract.Ê(6 participants, representing 3 agencies).
In October, CSG Justice Center staff continued to meet with WADOC staff to discuss the progressing partnership with the Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) to complete the legislation proposal for the Superior Court DV Court. WADOC's legal department has sent a draft scope of work agreement and contract to the YWCA legal department for review.
Objective 1: Individualized Technical Assistance to Grantees
Objective 2: Technology Development Technical Assistance
In December, the Recidiviz team fine-tuned the incident labeling model and used this model in the second meeting of the Machine Learning Model Training series with the WADOC's research and technology team.
Objective 1: Individualized Technical Assistance to Grantees
Objective 2: Technology Development Technical Assistance
In November, Recidiviz created the first, most basic version of the incident labeling model and used this model as a starting point in the first of a three-part series of discussions with WADOC's research and technology team on Machine Learning Model Training.
In October, the Recidiviz data scientist received access to the required WADOC data and set up the necessary environment to begin analysis of and familiarization with the data.
Objective 1: Individualized Technical Assistance to Grantees In September, CSG Justice Center staff continued to meet with WADOC staff to discuss the progress regarding the partnership with the Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA), who is expected to complete the legislation proposal for the Superior Court Domestic Violence Court. WADOC finalized the YWCA contract for the services they will be offering program participants and the creation of the legislation proposal.
