Tribal Law And Policy Institute

Programs: To establish and maintain the national child welfare resource center for tribes (nrc4tribes), a service of the children's bureau (cb), serving as a member of the cb child welfare training and technical assistance network, is designed to improve child welfare systems and to support states and tribes in achieving sustainable, systemic change that results in greater safety, permanency, and well-being for children, youth, and families.

1) bureau of justice assistance (bja) tribal collaborative promising practices and curricula training and technical assistance (t/ta) program: tribal justice capacity building program to enhance tribal and state collaborations. Developed, maintained and updated the walking on common ground website (www. Walkingoncommonground. Org). Provided resources on tloa and vawa. Revised, disseminated and developed new tribal legal studies and tribal code resources. $629,145. 452) bja tribal court assistance t/ta program and tribal justice system capacity building t/ta program: provided a wide array of training and technical assistance to tribes to build capacity to plan, develop, or enhance alternatives to incarceration. Assisted tribal jurisdictions in developing tribal adult, juvenile, family, dwi, and/or veteran's healing to wellness courts (also known as "drug courts" or "wellness courts"). Provided t/ta to strengthen existing healing to wellness courts. Provided field with state-of-the-art information and resources on effective strategies for addressing substance-abusing offenders in tribal drug courts. $409,401. 06

other program activities:1. Office of juvenile justice and delinquency prevention (ojjdp) t/ta program: provided support to the advisory committee of the attorney general's task force on american indian and alaska native children exposed to violence, including assisting the advisory committee to conduct public hearings and listening sessions and primary technical writing services for the final report. $702,8362. Office for victims of crime (ovc) sane-sart t/ta program: provided training and technical assistance to three tribal sites to support and enhance their capacity to provide effective and sustainable high quality, victim-centered multidisciplinary services and support for adult and child victims of sexual assault through development of a sant-sart demonstration project. $108,058. 693. Ovc 14th national indian nations conference: justice for victims of crime: administered, managed, coordinated, planned and monitored project activities and implementation of a three day national conference to address the unique needs of crime victims in indian country. $364,541. 224. Office on violence against women tribal coalitions sexual assault and sex trafficking t/ta program: provided training and technical assistance to assess the needs in the tribal coalitions field; develop resources to address those needs; design a website for tribal coalitions; develop a train the trainers resource for tribal coalitions; design and deliver a meeting to pilot test the curriculum and; provide on-site training and technical assistance. $24,065. 955. Passed through colorado seminary/university of denver: acyf children's bureau capacity building center for tribes: provided technical assistance to title iv-b and title iv-e american indian and alaska native nations. $128,255. 286. Subawards and contracts through kauffman and associates, inc. And the educational development center, inc. $29,310. 10