Fund Speaker

To fund speakers to present at the Hawaii conference as part of the Adult Treatment Court Initiative (ATCTI).

This training allowed Westchester District Attorney's Office to speak to police officers from their local community and surrounding New York State communities on the topic of hate crimes and bias incidents. Importantly, because the training was offered in many geographical areas, it gave access to this kind of training to officers who may not otherwise have the ability to attend such trainings. Since the training was open to all law enforcement, not just NYSP, other local departments benefitted from this training as well.

This training allowed Westchester District Attorney's Office to speak to police officers from their local community and surrounding New York State communities on the topic of hate crimes and bias incidents. Importantly, because the training was offered in many geographical areas, it gave access to this kind of training to officers who may not otherwise have the ability to attend such trainings. Since the training was open to all law enforcement, not just NYSP, other local departments benefitted from this training as well.

This training allowed Westchester District Attorney's Office to speak to police officers from their local community and surrounding New York State communities on the topic of hate crimes and bias incidents. Importantly, because the training was offered in many geographical areas, it gave access to this kind of training to officers who may not otherwise have the ability to attend such trainings. Since the training was open to all law enforcement, not just NYSP, other local departments benefitted from this training as well.

This training allowed Westchester District Attorney's Office to speak to police officers from their local community and surrounding New York State communities on the topic of hate crimes and bias incidents. Importantly, because the training was offered in many geographical areas, it gave access to this kind of training to officers who may not otherwise have the ability to attend such trainings. Since the training was open to all law enforcement, not just NYSP, other local departments benefitted from this training as well.

This training allowed Westchester District Attorney's Office to speak to police officers from their local community and surrounding New York State communities on the topic of hate crimes and bias incidents. Importantly, because the training was offered in many geographical areas, it gave access to this kind of training to officers who may not otherwise have the ability to attend such trainings. Since the training was open to all law enforcement, not just NYSP, other local departments benefitted from this training as well.

TLPI will fund speaker, TLPI Consultant, Dempsey Harvey Navajo Nation Peacekeeper Program Coordinator, to present on Navajo Nation Peacemaking Court for the 5th Annual National Tribal Judicial and Court Personnel Conference on October 21 - 24, 2024 for the workshop: Returning to Hózhó: How Peacemakers Restore Harmony and Balance through the Navajo Peacemaking Program.

TLPI funded speaker, TLPI Consultants, Linda Sue Edgar and Wayne Edgar, Chickasaw Nation Peacekeepers, to present on Chickasaw Nation Peacemaking Court for the 2024 American Indian Justice Conference on July 31, 2024 for the workshop: Promising Practices in Peacemaking and Peace Circles

TLPI funded speaker, TLPI Consultant, Judge William Thorne, to present on Tribal-State Collaboration and relevant resources for the 2024 American Indian Justice Conference on July 30, 2024 for the Plenary #1: Our Sacred Trust: How Tribal-State Collaboration led to Greater Protections for Native American Children.

TLPI supported a statewide conference/meeting by presenting a workshop titled “Joint Jurisdiction Courts 101: An Overview” on Wednesday, April 10, 2024 at the 2024 Arizona Association of Drug Court Professionals Annual Treatment Court Conference in Prescott, AZ ( Task 3.3). TLPI will continue to offer conference presentations and support statewide meetings, as feasible (Task 3.2-3.3).