BJA Feedback Session: BJA Grant Solicitation
Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2:15-3:30
Room Location: Mojave
To learn your perspectives on:
- Solicitation strengths and areas for improvement
- Barriers to applying for grants
- Resources needed to help you
We want to hear from you! All Rise and NPC Research are hosting Feedback Sessions with support from the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA). In this session, participants will be asked to share barriers to applying for grants, strengths of current solicitation, resources needed to help with the application process, and how the solicitation process can be improved. Results will be shared in a report that will identify strengths to continue or expand, as well as challenges and concerns to focus on for potential improvements in the process. The results may also be used to shape future training opportunities. Participants can be practitioners from any Adult Treatment Court type (Adult, DUI/DWI, Mental Health/Co-occurring, and Veterans Treatment Courts, and Tribal Healing to Wellness Courts) and from all disciplines (e.g., judges, coordinators, prosecutors, defense counsel, community supervision, law enforcement, and treatment providers, among other roles). We ask all participants to keep the discussions confidential. Any information you provide will not be presented in a way that could be identified with you. This session will be facilitated by Carolyn Hardin from All Rise and Laura Hunter from NPC Research.
This project was supported by Grant No. 2019-MU-BX-K005 awarded by the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA).
Attendees will receive gift bags provided by NPC Research.
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