SJI is joining our federal partner agencies in raising awareness of domestic violence (DV) throughout our nation. SJI promotes court-based solutions for the myriad of civil case types, such as domestic relations, which are overwhelming court dockets. SJI is committed to addressing #domesticviolenceprevention, treatment and recovery for survivors. Read about some of these projects here: …
Read MoreCourts must also be prepared for cyberattacks on #court systems, such as denial of service and ransomware attacks on court case management systems, websites, and other critical information technology infrastructure. SJI supports projects that assist courts in preparing for, and responding to, these attacks, and share lessons-learned to courts across the United States. Read about our …
Read MoreThe State Justice Institute is proud to support #NationalSubstanceUsePreventionMonth, funding and cross-collaborating in a significant amount of #substanceuse, mental health and behavioral health projects. To learn about these programs and projects funded by SJI, please visit: State Justice Institute (sji.gov). #PreventionMonth #substanceuseprevention october substance use prevention month (378 kB)
Read MoreProposals due this Friday, October 4th, 2024. The National Association for Court Management (NACM) is now accepting proposals for the 2025 Midyear and Annual Conferences. If you know someone who would be perfect for these conferences, please encourage them to submit a proposal. Midyear and Annual proposals are due by October 4th, 2024. The 2025 …
Read MoreCourt data are in higher demand than ever before. A growing number of users—both within and outside of courts—seek #data that are accessible, accurate, and easy to understand. To support courts’ data-sharing and data-use efforts, the National Center for State Courts has created the National Open Court Data Standards (NODS). Join the NCSC on Thursday, …
Read MoreFunded by the State Justice Institute, the Institute for Intergovernmental Research (IIR) led a site visit to Dayton, Ohio where three teams of justice practitioners, treatment providers, and representatives from the court and child-welfare systems from across the country experienced Dayton’s cross-sector collaboration approach to addressing substance use disorder (SUD) in their community. This site …
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