How To Prepare For A Family Assessment
Suggestions for caseworkers and frontline staff.
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Suggestions for caseworkers and frontline staff.
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Presentation by RurALCap that includes the Key components of a Tribal Youth Program. 2016
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The Wellness Court integrates a multidisciplinary approach. Learn more about this approach in this OJJDP Tribal Youth Training and Technical Assistance Center 2017 Resource.
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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 Program, a project that used culturally specific mentoring to guide court-involved and at-risk American Indian and Alaska Native youth (ages 10-17) toward healthy lifestyle choices. The Framework’s guide was developed to assist facilitators in creating 12 group mentoring sessions (called “moons”) appropriate to a specific tribe and its culture. It is a companion piece to the Seventh Generation National Tribal Mentoring Program Mentor Handbook, which provides guidance on the Seventh Generation approach to one-on-one mentoring.
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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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Resource to support considerations for Tribal Juvenile Justice Code Development.
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This 2009 report by Sarah Pearson provides case studies, youth views and themes that contribute to tribal youth programmatic success.
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Standards for creating and sustaining quality youth mentoring programs. Developed by the National Mentoring Partnership.