Using Peer Supports to Improve Pretrial Outcomes Training Application

Advancing Pretrial Policy and Research (APPR) is offering a free virtual training, Using Peer Supports to Improve Pretrial Outcomes. The training will explore how peer support specialists—people with lived experience navigating the justice system—can play a meaningful role in improving pretrial outcomes and supporting pretrial practitioners. The training will be held on Thursday, May 28, 2026, 1 to 2:30 p.m. ET. The registration deadline is Thursday, May 21.

*1.Contact Information(Required.)

First Name

Last Name

Email Address

Position/Title

Organization

State

City

County

*2.What is your current role in the legal system?(Required.)

Pretrial services officer

Pretrial services supervisor, manager, or director

Defense counsel

Probation officer

Corrections/detention staff

Judicial officer

Court services

Law enforcement

Prosecutor

Victim services/victim advocate

Technical assistance provider

Case manager

Other (please specify)

*3.Does your home jurisdiction currently use the Public Safety Assessment?(Required.)

Yes, we use the Public Safety Assessment.

No, we use a pretrial assessment tool but not the PSA.

No, we do not use a pretrial assessment tool.

N/A (TA providers, choose this option.)

Other (please specify)

4.Do you have any specific questions you would like answered during this training? Specify them here.

Participation in this training session may be limited. APPR will make selection decisions immediately after the registration deadline. Upon confirmation of your participation, you will receive further information about the training, including how to attend the sessions and access related resources.

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