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The purpose of this training is to provide guidance on reporting prison-based deaths in accordance with DCRA.

The purpose of this training is to provide guidance on reporting deaths from the full universe in accordance with DCRA.

The purpose of this training is to provide guidance on reporting arrest-related deaths in accordance with DCRA.

The purpose of this training is to provide guidance on non-reportable versus reportable deaths in accordance with DCRA.

The purpose of this training is to provide guidance on adding, revising, and removing DCRA records from the Performance Measurement Tool system.

The purpose of this training is to provide guidance on reporting jail-based deaths in accordance with DCRA.

Held February 20, 2024, this webinar provided prospective applicants with information on planned fiscal year 2024 funding opportunities that support prosecution, defense, and courts.

This video explains who can apply for funding through the FY24 Prosecuting Cold Cases Using DNA solicitation and how the funds can be used. It also offers tips on developing a program budget and what can be included and supported through program funds.

At the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA), there are a variety of ways to put your professional experience in criminal justice to work. Learn about the available careers at BJA.

Held February 15, 2024, this webinar provided prospective applicants with information on planned fiscal year 2024 funding opportunities that are available to community-based organizations.

Held February 14, 2024, this webinar provided prospective applicants with information on planned fiscal year 2024 funding opportunities that address behavioral health.

Held December 18, 2023, this webinar provided FY 2023 Rural and Small Department Violent Crime Reduction program grantees with an introduction to the Bureau of Justice Assistance and the program, as well as details about how to manage their grant and access resources.

Held November 9, 2023, this webinar provided FY 2023 Residential Substance Abuse Treatment (RSAT) Program grantees with an introduction to the Bureau of Justice Assistance and the RSAT Program, as well as details about how to manage their grant and access resources.

Held September 13, 2023, this webinar provided information to SCIP grantees about the training and technical assistance available through the program.

Ruby Qazilbash, Deputy Director of the U.S. Department of Justice's Office of Justice Programs, Bureau of Justice Assistance offers closing remarks on a successful Recovery Month 2023.

During this interview from RISE23, hear from Jacqueline van Wormer, Ph.D., Director of the Center for Advancing Justice at All Rise. In the interview, Dr. van Wormer discusses the differences between juvenile and adult treatment courts and the importance of programs and services that specifically support the needs of juveniles.

During this interview from RISE23, hear from Abby Frutchey, Co-Founder, National Treatment Court Alumni Association. In the interview, Ms. Frutchey speaks to how treatment courts impacted her recovery journey and how that led to her working to bring alumni together to help support courts across the country.

During this interview from RISE23, hear from Mary Kay Hudson, Executive Director of the Indiana Office of Court Services. In the interview, Ms. Hudson speaks about her background in helping to develop treatment courts in her state. She also speaks to the importance of states adhering to best practices and standards when establishing and managing court programs.

During this interview from RISE23, hear from Judge Shannon A. Holmes, 36th District Court, Detroit, Michigan. In the interview, Judge Holmes discusses mentor courts and what she has learned while serving on such a court. Judge Holmes also provides some insight to those considering developing a treatment court.

During this interview from RISE23, hear from Judge Karen Freeman Wilson, President and CEO of the Chicago Urban League. In the interview, Judge Freeman Wilson discusses equity and the role of the judge and highlights the importance of access to treatment courts and the impact these courts can have on communities as a whole.

During this interview from RISE23, hear from Judge Bill Meyer, Senior Judicial Fellow with the National Drug Court Institute and former Denver (Colorado) District Court judge. In the interview, Judge Meyer speaks to the improvements and the evolution of treatment courts over the last 30 years, as well as how the Bureau of Justice Assistance was a part of the evolution. Judge Meyer also discussed how treatment courts provide individuals with the tools and support they need to make change.

During this interview from RISE23, hear from Carlos Gonzales, Statewide Program Manager, Alumni and Peer Initiatives, New Mexico. In the interview, Mr. Gonzales speaks about how treatment courts impacted his recovery journey, providing him with a way to become accountable in and a part of his community. Mr. Gonzales also discusses the role that treatment court alumni can have in the treatment court process.

During this interview from RISE23, hear from Brian Meyer, Ph.D., clinical psychologist and traumatologist with the Veterans Health Administration. During the interview, Dr. Meyer speaks to the different components that help create a successful veterans treatment court and how such courts help veterans deal with trauma.