Public Health Meets Public Safety is a new tool for California that compiles over 30 different publicly available data sources on social determinants of health and justice outcomes in one easy-to-use portal. This project, a collaboration between The Council of State Governments (CSG) Justice Center and California’s Council on Criminal Justice and Behavioral Health …
Participate by sharing your story! Share your story Disrupting the Narrative aspires to highlight real-life experiences of those who triumph over the challenges of substance misuse, and how story and creativity is used to be a part of something bigger. Learn more by clicking the link above All entries must be submitted by August 4, …
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Register for the Substance Use Disorder Integrated Care Conference Register now here Last Chance for the Reduced Registration Rate! Our reduced rate of $340 will increase to $390 after July 24. Register today to secure the lower rate!
This episode of the NCJA Podcast examines the ways in which restorative justice practices and models represent a paradigm shift in justice-making. Listen as NCJA Program Manager Amanda Blasko speaks with Dr. Lindsey Pointer, an assistant professor at the Vermont Law and Graduate School and the principal investigator of the National Center on Restorative Justice. …
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In recognition of National Drug Court month, Solano County judge and CACC board member Dan Healy published this article in the Daily Journal: Daily Journal
The California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) is excited to host the annual statewide Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Integrated Care Conference from August 15 – 17, 2023, at the Hyatt Regency in Long Beach, California. This year’s conference is another opportunity for the behavioral health, treatment, and recovery workforce to network and learn about …
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We hear those words every day in treatment courts. I know many of you share an overwhelming feeling of pride in what it conveys about our work. Just as our field continues to evolve, so too must NADCP. Last summer at RISE22, I listened to treatment court professionals from across the country talk about …
Family Treatment Court Training The 2023 Family Treatment Court Practice Academy Series, “Blueprints to the Future” is offering two new courses for 2023! This training series, led by the Center for Children and Family Futures, helps professionals from family treatment courts, child welfare, substance use and mental health treatment, dependency courts, family services, and other partners advance their …
Mary Hale and William Blakeley from Center for Children and Family Futures, a national technical assistance provider, will present two sessions at the 2023 CACC Conference on. MARY HALE Senior Program Associate Mary Hale, MHS, CHC currently serves as Senior Program Associate with the Center for Children and Family Futures (CCFF), which operates the National …
View the Guides As we enter the second week of Recovery Month, NADCP is pleased to release newly updated and completely redesigned online guides on medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD) in treatment courts. We encourage treatment courts to incorporate these new guides into your everyday operations, now accessible via convenient HTML webpages and also downloadable as PDFs. …
