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Tribal Access to Justice Innovation Project (TAJI Project)
Note:
This awardee has received supplemental funding. This award detail page includes information about both the original award and supplemental awards.
The goal of the Tribal Justice System Capacity Building Training and Technical Assistance (TTA) Program is to strengthen tribal governments' ability to plan, implement, and enhance tribal justice systems to be able to prevent, control, and investigate crime; to effectively administer justice; and to meet the needs of the community. The programs funded will provide TTA to: assist tribes in using data to inform justice system strategic planning, implementation and enhancement; integrate the rich community values of tribal cultures in tribal justice systems and programs; foster tribal and state collaboration to address jurisdictional and legal issues with regard to law enforcement, courts, corrections and reentry within Indian Country, including tribal justice based relationships with service providers; build capacity for community-based alternatives to incarceration; enhance tribal justice information sharing; and meet other tribal justice system capacity building needs.
The Fund for the City of New York/Center for Court Innovation will continue to provide TTA to enhance the ability of tribes to plan and implement effective justice system enhancements in a manner that is consistent with local priorities, research, and values. The Center will enhance the ability of tribal justice practitioners to access information about innovative, culturally-informed tribal court practices that are being used by other tribes across the country by disseminating practical, practitioner-friendly information about promising practices in tribal justice systems; and provide culturally appropriate training and technical assistance to federally recognized tribes on request to help strengthen their justice systems.
NCA/NCF
The Fund for the City of New York/Center for Court Innovation (the Center) will continue to provide training and technical assistance to enhance the ability of tribes to plan and implement effective justice system enhancements in a manner that is consistent with local priorities, research, and values. The Center will enhance the ability of tribal justice practitioners to access information about innovative, culturally-informed tribal court practices that are being used by other tribes across the country by disseminating practical, practitioner-friendly information about promising practices in tribal justice systems; and to provide culturally appropriate training and technical assistance to federally recognized tribes on request to help strengthen their justice systems. NCA/NCF
The Fund for the City of New York/Center for Court Innovation (the Center) will continue to provide training and technical assistance to enhance the ability of tribes to plan and implement effective justice system enhancements in a manner that is consistent with local priorities, research, and values. The Center will enhance the ability of tribal justice practitioners to access information about innovative, culturally-informed tribal court practices that are being used by other tribes across the country by disseminating practical, practitioner-friendly information about promising practices in tribal justice systems; and to provide culturally appropriate training and technical assistance to federally recognized tribes on request to help strengthen their justice systems.
