2024 Forum on Criminal Justice Session Evaluations
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Welcome/Opening Keynote: Taking Stock: Reflections on 50 Years of Crime and Punishment in America
Morning Plenary Session: Multijurisdictional Crime Solutions to Prevent Crime and Victimization
Lunch: It Can’t Happen Here
Implementing Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) in Jail-based Corrections
Building a State-level Community Violence Intervention (CVI) Support Framework
Violent Crime Reduction Strategies for Rural Law Enforcement Agencies
Peer Support Partnerships: Improving Treatment Engagement and Outcomes in Corrections
Exploring Different Ways SAAs Issue Subawards
Youth Violence What is Working and What Isn’t
Subrecipient Monitoring
Breaking the Cycle: Exploring the Lethal Nexus of Intimate Partner Violence and Firearms
Practical Strategies for Breaking Down Siloes with Behavioral Health
Deaths in Custody Reporting Act (DCRA) Updates and Q&A
50 Years of Supporting State and Local Criminal Justice: NCJA 50th Anniversary
Inside the Beltway
Language Access What You Need to Know
Artificial Intelligence: The Future of Criminal Justice
Rehabilitative Technologies in Corrections: Problem, Solution and Roadmap
Lunch and Keynote Crime Trends: Are They Up or Down and Why is the Data so Unclear?
Equity in Grants Administration and Public Safety Funding
Designing Safe and Secure Communities: Implementing Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)
Combating Hate Crimes Where We Learn and Worship: Understanding hate crimes and how technology can keep houses of worship and schools safe
Measuring Efficacy of Programs
Office for Victims of Crime, Human Trafficking Division: Overview of Services, Support and Trends
Jail and Prison Substance Use Disorder and Suicide
Closing Keynote with ONCDP Director Rahul Gupta
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