Mental Illnesses & Developmental Disabilities Training
While exact numbers may be hard to authenticate, many research studies over the years have concluded that individuals with mental illnesses and/or disabilities experience crime…
While exact numbers may be hard to authenticate, many research studies over the years have concluded that individuals with mental illnesses and/or disabilities experience crime…
This training provides a strategic overview on best practices in media relations and social media engagement to increase the agency’s ability to “tell its own…
Intimate partner violence (IPV) and domestic violence are often used interchangeably, but the unique challenges associated with IPV require special considerations. In 2017 nearly 1…
The Bureau of Justice Assistance Project Safe Neighborhoods Fundamentals of Social Network Analysis (SNA) training teaches law enforcement professionals about what SNA is and how…
This training focuses on definitions, practical examples, and application of crime analysis for strategic crime reduction. It includes exercises, discussion, fieldwork, and application to the…
Focused Deterrence is an evidence-based, proactive collaborative approach for reducing violent crime. As with any crime reduction strategy, proper development, application, and modifications over time…
The SME will conduct a five-part webinar series presented in 60-minute segments. The five webinar topics are as follows: Grants 101 – A grant primer that…
Drug Market Intervention (DMI) is a strategic problem-solving initiative aimed at disrupting and eliminating open-air drug markets and the associated crime, violence, and disorder that…
This training provides attendees with an in-depth understanding of domestic violence and the resulting trauma it places on victims and their families. It includes data…
As first responders, police officers are frequently the first criminal justice officials on the scene of traumatic events, where they encounter victims, witnesses to violence,…
Nearly 52 percent of individuals currently incarcerated in state systems, and 63 percent of individuals incarcerated in federal systems, are parents of minor children. Additionally,…