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The meeting will discuss the public health frameworks for case review, the critical role of different team members, and the ethics of case review, along with covering the nuts and bolts of an effective Overdose Fatality Review Program.
Tucson, AZ SPI requested assistance to attend Pycon in Pittsburgh, PA in May 2024. The conference attendance is to increase the site team’s understanding of Python, a programming language they are using to build out automated tasks for their SPI efforts.
NW3C plans to send staff Robin Elkins to attend various sessions and networked for future NW3C webinar presentations.
NW3C plans to send staff Michelle Kreps James Lee to run booth exhibit and attend sessions.
NPI allocated a portion of the remaining microgrant funding to support conference and event attendance. This training and event support will give many agencies access to events and trainings that they would not otherwise have access to in an effort to help further enhance their departments and agencies. NPI will support up to two individuals to attend this conference.
NPI allocated a portion of the remaining microgrant funding to support conference and event attendance. This training and event support will give many agencies access to events and trainings that they would not otherwise have access to in an effort to help further enhance their departments and agencies.
NPI allocated a portion of the remaining microgrant funding to support conference and event attendance. This training and event support will give many agencies access to events and trainings that they would not otherwise have access to in an effort to help further enhance their departments and agencies. NPI will support up to two individuals to attend this training course, which includes the training.
On May 5–8, 2024, members of the State and Local Anti-Terrorism Training (SLATT) team attended the Association of State Criminal Investigative Agencies (ASCIA) Spring Conference in Columbus, Ohio. Approximately 180 ASCIA members attended the event. SLATT team members engaged with attendees and provided information regarding the SLATT Program, to include SLATT promotional cards with a Quick Response (QR) code that links to the SLATT website and numerous SLATT resources.
NPI allocated a portion of the remaining microgrant funding to support conference and event attendance. This training and event support will give many agencies access to events and trainings that they would not otherwise have access to in an effort to help further enhance their departments and agencies. NPI will support up to 10 individuals to attend this training course, which includes the training and a year-long membership to IACA.
Provide 20 subawards to small, grassroots organizations in both urban and rural communities.
