[Mdt_members] CAMI MDT Weekly News: November 7-11, 2015

Thu Dec 10 14:53:58 PST 2015

CAMI News of the Week
December 7 - 11, 2015
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Reminder

2016 OCFIT applications now being accepted for Eugene & Bend dates!
Eugene: January 12-15, 2016

*        Holiday Inn Eugene-Springfield

*        Registration Deadline December 16!

Bend: February 23-26, 2016

*        Riverhouse Hotel and Convention Center

*        Registration deadline January 22!

See the attachment for more details

Please forward any questions about the application or the training to Katharine Flug at  training at childabuseintervention.org<mailto:training at childabuseintervention.org>.
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New Tools

[JUVJUST OJJDP's E-mail Information Resource]

Juvenile Justice Geography, Policy, Practice, & Statistics Website Adds State Profiles

[NCJJ Logo]The National Center for Juvenile Justice<https://n1.m.tt/a/qoorrirrar-qliaolmm.html?utm_source=DynamicsMarketing&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=JUVJUST_NCJJ_JJGPS_12_07_15> (NCJJ) has added state juvenile justice profiles<https://n1.m.tt/a/zvvbbmbbnv-qliaolmm.html?utm_source=DynamicsMarketing&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=JUVJUST_NCJJ_JJGPS_12_07_15> to its Juvenile Justice Geography, Policy, Practice, & Statistics (JJGPS)<https://n1.m.tt/a/zvvbbmbbnf-qliaolmm.html?utm_source=DynamicsMarketing&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=JUVJUST_NCJJ_JJGPS_12_07_15> website. JJGPS is an online resource featuring national and state statistics on state laws and juvenile justice practices to help policymakers and stakeholders chart juvenile justice system change. The new profiles explore juvenile justice systems in each state across six topic areas. The profiles also contain state trend data on arrests and custody issues with comparisons to national data.

Resources:

NCJJ is the research division of the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges<https://n1.m.tt/a/zvvbbmbbnm-qliaolmm.html?utm_source=DynamicsMarketing&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=JUVJUST_NCJJ_JJGPS_12_07_15>.

The JJGPS is one of several strategies in support of juvenile justice reform through the Models for Change initiative<https://n1.m.tt/a/vttccvccmf-qliaolmm.html?utm_source=DynamicsMarketing&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=JUVJUST_NCJJ_JJGPS_12_07_15>.

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[Facebook icon]<https://n1.m.tt/a/vttccvccmj-qliaolmm.html?utm_source=DynamicsMarketing&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=JUVJUST_NCJJ_JJGPS_12_07_15> [Twitter icon] <https://n1.m.tt/a/vttccvccmg-qliaolmm.html?utm_source=DynamicsMarketing&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=JUVJUST_NCJJ_JJGPS_12_07_15>  [YouTube icon] <https://n1.m.tt/a/erraanaatu-qliaolmm.html?utm_source=DynamicsMarketing&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=JUVJUST_NCJJ_JJGPS_12_07_15>  [Stay Connect] <https://n1.m.tt/a/erraanaatt-qliaolmm.html?utm_source=DynamicsMarketing&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=JUVJUST_NCJJ_JJGPS_12_07_15>

The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention<https://n1.m.tt/a/ovvuunuvuu-qliaolmm.html?utm_source=DynamicsMarketing&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=JUVJUST_NCJJ_JJGPS_12_07_15> is a component of the Office of Justice Programs<https://n1.m.tt/a/ovvuunuvuv-qliaolmm.html?utm_source=DynamicsMarketing&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=JUVJUST_NCJJ_JJGPS_12_07_15> in the U.S. Department of Justice<https://n1.m.tt/a/ovvuunuvua-qliaolmm.html?utm_source=DynamicsMarketing&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=JUVJUST_NCJJ_JJGPS_12_07_15>.

Subscribe<https://n1.m.tt/a/jaawwvwawv-qliaolmm.html?utm_source=DynamicsMarketing&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=JUVJUST_NCJJ_JJGPS_12_07_15> or Unsubscribe<https://n1.m.tt/a/jaawwvwawc-qliaolmm.html?utm_source=DynamicsMarketing&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=JUVJUST_NCJJ_JJGPS_12_07_15> to JUVJUST or OJJDP News at a Glance<https://n1.m.tt/a/jaawwvwawj-qliaolmm.html?utm_source=DynamicsMarketing&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=JUVJUST_NCJJ_JJGPS_12_07_15>. Browse past issues of JUVJUST<https://n1.m.tt/a/tuuxxcxuxz-qliaolmm.html?utm_source=DynamicsMarketing&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=JUVJUST_NCJJ_JJGPS_12_07_15> and OJJDP News at a Glance<https://n1.m.tt/a/tuuxxcxuxh-qliaolmm.html?utm_source=DynamicsMarketing&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=JUVJUST_NCJJ_JJGPS_12_07_15>.

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800-851-3420

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New Predictive Analytics Tool Helps Child Welfare Systems Reduce Risk of Delinquency
Screening assessment helps agencies identify at-risk youth and better target appropriate services

[http://content.delivra.com/etapcontent/NationalCouncilonCrimeDe/Press%20releases/2015/Young-boy.png]Los Angeles, CA-To prevent youth in the child welfare system from becoming involved in the juvenile justice system, the National Council on Crime and Delinquency<http://tracking.etapestry.com/t/31140176/1236193179/57935031/0/64819/> (NCCD) and the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) partnered to develop an actuarial screening assessment<http://tracking.etapestry.com/t/31140176/1236193179/69252723/0/64819/>. A new report<http://tracking.etapestry.com/t/31140176/1236193179/69364913/0/64819/> from NCCD outlines how Los Angeles County used the assessment to classify youth by their likelihood of subsequent juvenile justice involvement, enabling the county to focus prevention service programming on youth at highest risk of dual-system involvement.
"Children in the child welfare system are already more likely to experience negative outcomes such as lower educational attainment and higher rates of contact with the juvenile justice system," said Kathy Park<http://tracking.etapestry.com/t/31140176/1236193179/66822948/0/64819/>, chief executive officer of NCCD. "When those children become formally involved in the juvenile justice system, the challenges they face in their transition into successful adulthood become exponentially greater. This study positively shows the potential to effectively identify and target services to the young people most likely to become involved in the juvenile justice system."

The screening assessment helps workers gather information such as child demographics; prior child protective services history; and a variety of child and family needs, including educational performance, substance abuse, and mental health. An automated program analyzes these data and issues an email alert to workers when a youth is identified as being more likely than average to become involved in the juvenile justice system. A worker can then connect the youth with prevention services such as mental health treatment, youth development, or educational services.
NCCD found that youth who received such prevention services had lower rates of juvenile justice involvement than those who did not; however, these findings are considered preliminary due to data limitations.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors supported the Delinquency Prevention Pilot project via a Board Motion. The new report was funded with support from the Center for Juvenile Justice Reform<http://tracking.etapestry.com/t/31140176/1236193179/65593010/0/64819/> (CJJR) at Georgetown University's McCourt School of Public Policy through a grant from the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation<http://tracking.etapestry.com/t/31140176/1236193179/69252724/0/64819/>.
"CJJR has worked to support Los Angeles County in the implementation and improvement of multi-system reform efforts," said Shay Bilchik, founder and director of CJJR. "The screening assessment further supports our efforts to enable information sharing across agencies and reduce the number of youth in Los Angeles who are involved in both the juvenile justice and child welfare systems."
Since 2008, CJJR has supported DCFS's efforts to improve the outcomes and experiences of youth who are known to both systems of care by providing leadership training at Georgetown University and onsite and distance technical assistance through the Crossover Youth Practice Model.
In a webinar on Friday, January 22, 2016, Bilchik; NCCD's chief program officer, Dr. Jesse Russell; and representatives from Los Angeles County DCFS will discuss the report's findings. Register for the webinar here<http://tracking.etapestry.com/t/31140176/1236193179/69252725/0/64819/>.
Highlights<http://tracking.etapestry.com/t/31140176/1236193179/69364915/0/64819/> of the study and the full report<http://tracking.etapestry.com/t/31140176/1236193179/69364913/0/64819/> can be found on NCCD's website.

About NCCD
NCCD promotes just and equitable social systems for individuals, families, and communities through research, public policy, and practice. The NCCD Children's Research Center<http://tracking.etapestry.com/t/31140176/1236193179/65729526/0/64819/> works with child-serving agencies to construct actuarial risk assessment instruments, design and implement decision-support and data analysis systems, conduct workload studies, and evaluate agency service-delivery programs. For more information about NCCD, please visit our website<http://tracking.etapestry.com/t/31140176/1236193179/56218824/0/64819/>.
About CJJR
The Center for Juvenile Justice Reform supports and educates leaders across systems of care to advance a balanced, multi-systems approach to improving outcomes for, and promoting the positive development of, youth at risk of juvenile justice involvement. Learn more about CJJR on their website<http://tracking.etapestry.com/t/31140176/1236193179/65593010/0/64819/>.
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Job Opportunities

Who: Oregon Department of Justice, Crime Victims' Services Division
What: Grant Fund Coordinator (Program Analyst 3)

The purpose of this position is to manage state and federal grant funding programs for the Department that support the delivery of effective victim services by government, Tribal, and non-profit providers across the State. This position is the official liaison with federal agencies including the U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (specifically the Office on Violence Against Women (OVW), the Office for Victims of Crime (OVC), and the Office of Adolescent Health). The position represents DOJ in formal collaborative state partnerships with the Oregon Department of Human Services and the Oregon Health Authority, and with major key stakeholders including state and county elected officials, state and county agencies, Tribal Nations and non-profit organizations. This position closes on December 22, 2015. To apply or learn more about this position, click here<https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/oregon/jobs/1284307/program-analyst-3-grant-fund-coordinator>

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Who: The Department of Community Justice's Crime Victim Services Unit
What: Team Member

Looking for a future team member who has knowledge and experience navigating the criminal justice system, victim services coordination and collaborating with community partners. This position is a lead member of a grant funded team working to sustain and enhance our current services by: addressing gaps in our system of care for minor trafficking victims; expanding services for victims who are over the age of 18; and developing partnerships to support these efforts. The role will be responsible for creating and maintaining a system response for victim services and will serve as a subject matter expert (SME) within the jurisdiction. The role will focus on facilitation and implementation of the project.

This Limited Duration position is a grant funded position and is expected to last 2 years.

This recruitment is scheduled to close on Friday, December 18th, 2015.  If you or someone you know is interested in this position, please share the attached job announcement or visit www.multco.us/jobs<http://www.multco.us/jobs> for more information and to apply. You can also contact Stephanie Bolson, CVA at stephanie.bolson at multco.us<mailto:stephanie.bolson at multco.us> or call her office at (503)-988-5634

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Who: Lutheran Community Services
What: Two Crime Victim Advocates

Two positions are open, one in Portland, OR and one in Vancover, WA. The staff in the greater Portland metropolitan area provides mental health counseling services, immigration services, and refugee resettlement services, among many other social services. We are looking for someone who is flexible, supportive, and able to travel to appointments throughout Multnomah County. Our Vancouver office is currently seeking a part time (15 hours per week) Crime Victims Advocate to provide support, advocacy, and crisis intervention for people who are primarily and/or secondary victims of crime. This individual will also develop, coordinate, and facilitate outreach efforts, particularly with marginalized and underserved communities.

If you are interested please see the attachment and email your cover letter, resume, completed LCSNW application (can be found on our website at www.lcsnw.org<http://www.lcsnw.org>), and 3 professional references to Human Resources at hrpdx at lcsnw.org<mailto:hrpdx at lcsnw.org>.  Application materials need to be received by December 13th, 2015 in order to be considered.

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