Session Description: This session focuses on the impact of trauma on how Tribal youth grow up and who they grow up to be, especially the impact that multiple traumatic experiences […]
Session Description: The Indigenous model of restorative practices is a strength-based approach that fosters stronger human relationships with each other within the constructs of our families, community, and educational, human […]
Read More… from C3: Transforming Justice Systems: Indigenous Model of Restorative Practices
Session Description: Alaska’s deeply held values contribute to the development of youth-serving programs, including juvenile healing to wellness courts. As courts implement and enhance their programs, the values and principles […]
Session Description: Participants will learn how exposure to trauma and historical trauma can affect the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors of Tribal youth in the juvenile justice system. The aim is […]
Session Description: Developed collaboratively by the Tribal Youth Justice Resource Center Youth Ambassadors, this session explores youth substance abuse and self-harm awareness from a Native youth perspective. The presenters share […]
Read More… from B3: Youth Perspectives on Substance Abuse and Self Harm
Session Description: This session will feature a mock intake as well as a Juvenile Healing to Wellness Court hearing where the presenters create a script that addresses some common issues […]
Read More… from B2: Best Practices in Conducting a Juvenile Healing to Wellness Court Hearing
Panel Description: Alaska is home to 229 of the 574 federally recognized Tribes in the United States, and has a variety of cultures, languages, and histories, as well as unique […]
Session Description: The National Native Children’s Trauma Center staff have set aside time for a greet and meet with OJJDP Tribal Youth and Juvenile to Healing Court grantees. This is […]
Read More… from A4: National Native Children’s Trauma Center Information Session
Session Description: Crisis intervention is an immediate, short-term response to mental, physical, emotional, or behavioral distress. This session will provide an overview of the Winnebago Tribe’s trauma-informed youth Crisis Intervention […]
Read More… from A3: Winnebago Tribe Crisis Intervention Response Model
Session Description: Juvenile Healing to Wellness Court (JHWC) professionals will share their journey to becoming involved in their respective Juvenile Healing to Wellness Courts, including what drew them in and […]
Read More… from A2: Increasing Community Involvement in the Juvenile Healing to Wellness Courts
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