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NCORJ hosted a webinar about restorative justice legislation and the key components for establishing legal frameworks that support the implementation, expansion, and sustainability of restorative justice in the criminal legal context.
NCORJ is hosting a webinar focusing on how restorative justice approaches are adapted and implemented to meet participants’ needs related to neurodiversity and mental health. By integrating principles of trauma-informed care and recognizing the diversity of human experiences and abilities, restorative justice can offer a more holistic and compassionate approach to addressing harm, promoting accountability, and supporting the mental health and well-being of individuals within communities.
NCORJ is hosting a webinar series that highlights restorative justice work in different geographic regions across the United States. Attendees are invited to listen and learn about different implementation models from restorative justice practitioners, researchers, community-based organizations, and system actors.
Spoke for a CRIT 101 webinar for RTI grantees, per BJA's request. Provided historical context for the CRIT curriculum and discussed the uses and benefits of CRIT for crisis response programs and communities at large.
Webinar Recordings Hosted on NW3C's Platform (July 30, 2024 - Dec. 31, 2024)
Webinar Recordings Hosted on NW3C Platform (July 30, 2024 – October 4, 2024)
The PRC hosted a virtual Auditor Refresher training with a webinar on a variety of topics for auditors including auditing LGBTI+ PREA protections and a discussion on promising practices with the Oregon DOC. There was also a small group breakout activity following the session where auditors discussed scenarios and things to consider when auditing PREA protections. The training was mandatory for certified and probationary auditors and counted toward the maximum hours of annual continuing education requirements for auditors.
A request for a training presentation was requested for Maine's SAFE program and SA/DV coalition about PREA Standards, dynamics of sexual abuse in confinement, risk factors of abuse in confinement, processes and expectations of facilities, and any other topics a forensic nurse should know. The presentation was built using prior materials from JDI and PRC.
The PRC developed a three-part Introductory Topics Webinar Series on protections in the PREA Standards for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, and gender nonconforming (LGBTI+) people in custody. The three (3) webinars in this series provide relevant introductory training for staff who are responsible for implementing PREA Standards that rely on effective and professional communication with LGBTI+ people who are confined.
