This publication serves as a primer to assist with understanding issues of chronic absenteeism, truancy, prevention, and intervention processes. It addresses historic education policy and contemporary approaches utilized by Tribal […]
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A dialogue presented at the 2021 OJJDP Tribal Youth Virtual National Conference (Session C1) that focused on establishing and strengthening Tribal and State partnerships, discussed the cultivation of collaborative relationships […]
Read More… from Panel: Tribal State Relations to Support Juvenile Justice Improvements
Using data to support capacity within tribal communities to help programs thrive. […]
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A step-by-step guide for implementing the Communities That Care prevention-planning system focusing on building positive youth development by addressing risk and protective factors. […]
Read More… from Tools for Community Leaders: A Guidebook for Getting Started
Information on preparing for engaging in family assessments for direct service providers. […]
From the Cross-Site Evaluation of OJJDP’s Tribal Green Reentry Program. Tribes that are implementing community-based reentry designed to help tribal youth successfully reintegrate into their communities. […]
Read More… from Experiences with Incorporating Culture into Tribal Green Reentry Programs
Information from tribal communities on effective communications and resource development. […]
Read More… from Native Organizations: Working Together for our Common Benefit
The purpose of this communication strategy is to develop and maintain the efforts of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Adminsitration (SAMHSA) to improve overall communications and achieve meaningful […]
Read More… from SAMHSA American Indian/Alaska Native Communication Strategy
Key findings from interviews with 15 tribal leaders and tribal communications officers from across the country. […]
Read More… from Leadership and Communications in Indian Country
Tribes have a unique status as sovereign nations, and tribes can take many steps to build partnerships. […]
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