Tribal Youth Programs and Services
Practice Brief 10: Why Should My Tribe Consider Developing a Multidisciplinary Team?
Practice Brief 12: Relationships as the Key to Effective Tribal Child Advocacy Center Management: An Interview with Jade Carela Tulalip CAC Director
Practice Brief 11: Funding for Tribal Child Advocacy Centers
Practice Brief 9: Honoring Indigenous Lifeways: For the Children
Practice Brief 8: Creating a Welcoming CAC Environment for Native Children and Families
Alaska Native Youth TTA Project
Culture as Prevention Webinar Series: Tribal Notification when Native Youth are Involved in State or Local Juvenile Justice Systems
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Native LGBTQ+ & Two-Spirit Resources
Victims of Child Abuse Act – National American Indian Alaska Native Subgrants Program
OJJDP Announces Upcoming Webinars and Events
FY 2023 Coordinated Tribal Assistance Solicitation (CTAS)
Tribal Youth Fellowship Project: Empowering Tribal Youth Leadership
OJJDP Is Taking Action To Achieve an Equitable Juvenile Justice System
By Chyrl Jones, Acting OJJDP Administrator
When President Biden proclaimed October 2021 as National Youth Justice Action Month, he noted that far too many young people have been "sidelined by unnecessary encounters with the justice system." Citing the adverse effects of system involvement, the President called for a national shift from incarceration to prevention.
National Youth Justice Action Month supports intervention and prevention strategies...
The Resource Basket – Alaska Native Youth Provider Network and Community Connection
Tribal Youth Resource Center
Tribal Law and Policy Institute: Tribal Youth Leadership Development
Department of Justice Awards More Than $295.8 Million To Improve Tribal Public Safety
On September 30, 2020, the Department of Justice announced more than $295.8 million in awards to improve public safety, serve victims of crime, and support youth programs in American Indian and Alaska Native communities. More than $103 million was awarded under the Justice Department’s Coordinated Tribal Assistance Solicitation (CTAS) to enhance law enforcement and tribal justice practices, expand victim services, and sustain crime prevention and intervention...