American Indians or Alaska Natives
City Year Student Engagement Mentoring Project
Soccer for Success - An Evidence and Sports Based Group Mentoring Program for At-Risk, High-Risk and Underserved Youth
Building Perseverance and Thriving Mindset through Mentoring: A Project to expand and enhance mentoring in high risk neighborhoods
Salaried, Professional Mentoring for High Risk Youth
Sea Research Foundation, Inc. STEM Mentoring Program
OJJDP FY 2016 Studies Program on Trauma and Justice-Involved Youth
OJJDP is seeking applications for funding under its fiscal year (FY) 2016 Studies Program on Trauma and Justice-Involved Youth. This program will support original research; design expansions to current research; and/or secondary analysis of existing data to provide objective, independent knowledge about (1) the developmental pathways of youth from violence exposure and trauma to justice involvement; (2) the implications of justice involvement on possible retraumatization...
OJJDP FY 16 Tribal Defending Childhood Demonstration Program
This solicitation is intended to help a number of Tribes develop or modify Tribal codes to support juvenile justice systems that focus on prevention, treatment and healing and/or that strengthen Tribal efforts to develop trauma informed, culturally appropriate Tribal child welfare services, in line with recommendations from the Attorney General's Advisory Committee on American Indian/Alaska Native Children Exposed to Violence.
The Facts on Children's Exposure to Violence
Model Programs Guide Literature Review: Tribal Youth in the Juvenile Justice System
OJJDP FY 16 Second Chance Act Smart on Juvenile Justice: Community Supervision
This grant program will provide implementation grants to state and local government agencies and federally recognized Native American/Alaskan Native Tribes to support their efforts to actualize comprehensive juvenile community supervision reform strategic plans that will implement evidence-based supervision strategies to reduce recidivism and improve outcomes for juveniles under community supervision.