Mentoring
Expanding Orlando Community Violence Intervention Program
Louisiana Western District PSN 2023
Office of Neighborhood Safety Community Violence Intervention Programs Project
Gate City Coalition/Cure Violence Model Program
Justice Movement Community Coordinated Violence Intervention Project
Rescue and Recovery Reentry Project for Men of Color. (RARCRP)
Change Matters Community Based Violence Intervention & Prevention Initiative
The Importance of Positive Social Support During Reentry From Prison: Examining the Role of Volunteer Mentoring
Louisiana Western District Gun and Gang Reduction Project
Retraining the Village Second Chance Community Based Adult Reentry Project
Support and Training for Restorative Justice
FY21 Project Safe Neighborhoods - Western District of NC
Louisiana Western PSN Project
RYOC Unlocking Networks (RUN)
Strengthening of the Medical Examiner System in Virginia
Veterans Treatment Court Program
This program supports state, local, and tribal efforts to plan and implement or enhance the operations of veterans treatment courts.
FY2020 John A. Ketcher Youth Shelter Expansion to Enhance Victim Services
Justice Systems and Alcohol and Substance Abuse
Applications Being Accepted for the Evidence-based Treatment in Custody Jail-based Mentor Site Program
COSSAP Overdose Fatality Review Mentor Site Selection Application Available
National Mentoring Summit
Washington, DC
Publication Offers Considerations for Incorporating Mentoring into Adult Reentry Programs
With support from BJA, the National Reentry Resource Center has released Mentoring as a Component of Reentry: Practical Considerations from the Field. This resource offers five broad, field-based considerations for incorporating mentoring into reentry programming for an adult population.
Expanding Access to Probation Services in Coconino County
The BJA-supported Coconino Online Probation Education (COPE) program supports clients living in outlying areas of Coconino County, Arizona. COPE includes a virtual mentoring initiative, providing clients with a support system they may otherwise be lacking.
Probation officers work to help people break free from a cycle of crime by matching the right supervision and service to the right person at the right time. But breaking...