Resource guide to support beginning and running a Tribal girls’ empowerment program and running commentary of three years of La Jolla Yawaywish Girls’ Program reflections. […]
This toolkit is to raise awareness and prevent trafficking of Native youth by educating them on what human trafficking is, available resources, safety tips, and ways to get involved in […]
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An Exploration of evidence-based practices for Native Americans. It looks at contemporary behavioral health and substance abuse treatment and prevention practices of Native Americans in a context that is both […]
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This briefing describes key implementation challenges in the context of evidence-based programs and presents research based strategies that can be used to facilitate sound implementation in real-world settings. It is […]
Suggestions for caseworkers and frontline staff. […]
Presentation by RurALCap that includes the Key components of a Tribal Youth Program. 2016 […]
The Wellness Court integrates a multidisciplinary approach. Learn more about this approach in this OJJDP Tribal Youth Training and Technical Assistance Center 2017 Resource. […]
Resource discusses the Tribal Ten Key Components for Healing to Wellness Courts, Trauma-Informed Care and Tribal Youth Considerations. Anna Clough, JD 2017. OJJDP Tribal Youth Training and Technical Assistance Center […]
Developed by the Education Development Center under an OJJDP cooperative agreement. The Kinship Mentoring Framework Group Session Facilitator’s Guide reflects the lessons learned during the Seventh Generation National Tribal Mentoring […]
Model Indian Juvenile Code provides detailed statutory framework for tribal juvenile justice systems. Adaptable to support unique needs and priorities. Primary Authors Matthew Ficcaglia and Ron J. Whitener. 2016. […]
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