Thank you JoeyOH and the entire NCJFCJ team for the opportunity to attend #87InTheDesert with Innocence Project to talk about True Lies: Guilt, Innocence, and Advancements in #Interrogation Research and Practice. Appreciate it! #TruthMatters #JusticeMatters #RuleLawMatters

Congratulations to Judge Robert Hofmann, who was sworn in as President of the NCJFCJ on July 23, 2024, during the NCJFCJ's 87th Annual Conference in Phoenix, Arizona. Visit our website to learn more about Judge Hofmann. loom.ly/ZQNQt5A

In 2025, the NCJFCJ will host the National Conference on Juvenile Justice (March 16-19, Boston, MA) and the 88th Annual Conference (July 20-23, Chicago, IL). The Curriculum Committee is accepting 60-minute session proposals for both. Submit here: loom.ly/iPbZ1sM

The NCJFCJ held the National Multidisciplinary Institute on Sex Trafficking in Reno last week. Judges & court teams from across the country discussed the need for domestic child sex trafficking education and training. Thanks KOLO8 for the event coverage! loom.ly/9wcJaHM

Join us on Monday, September 9th for a brand new episode of Monday Morning Moments! Judge Katherine Tennyson will present "Uncomfortable Conversations." The series is sponsored by Our Family Wizard and is brought to you FREE of charge. Register here: loom.ly/TYqQ1uc

The NCJFCJ is pleased to welcome our new Grants Accountant, Dale Hansen. Before joining the NCJFCJ, Dale worked for 20 years with the State of Nevada. He received his Master’s Degree in Public Administration from Brigham Young University. Welcome to the NCJFCJ, Dale!

We are excited to announce conference registration is open for our 2025 conferences! We look forward to seeing you at both events! National Conference on Juvenile Justice: loom.ly/-qMZzw0 NCJFCJ 88th Annual Conference: loom.ly/TT4zmYk

Supreme Court Justice Anne McKeig of the White Earth Nation vows the findings of the new Council for Child Protection and Maltreatment Prevention’s report will not ‘end up gathering dust on a shelf.’ imprintnews.org/top-stories/mi…

Join us on September 25 for a webinar on Race/Ethnicity and LGBTQ2S+ Youth. We'll explore the challenges that LGBTQ2S+ youth of color face, including higher rates of homelessness, mental health issues, and limited access to essential resources. Register: loom.ly/DxWdcPE

While we're proud of the national work we get to do, we truly cherish our home in Reno, NV, especially for its beauty and amazing events! Nearly 100 air balloons take flight during the Great Reno Balloon Race and our future team member, Ellie, loved the Nevada balloon the most!

The NCJFCJ was proud to partner with TheChildren'sCabinet at the NorthernNevada Pride Festival and Community Parade, this past weekend, to educate the community on their Safe Place resource, along with our DEI initiatives and Pride Justice Resource Center.

The NCJFCJ is excited to welcome Christopher Rosa to our team. A graduate of UNR with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, he chose to join NCJFCJ to learn about and make a meaningful impact on the programs we support. Welcome to the NCJFCJ, Christopher!

Congratulations to Judge John W. Parker for receiving the NCJFCJ President’s Award, recognizing his contributions to juvenile justice and education, particularly through his leadership in establishing the partnership between the Alexander Blewett III School of Law and the NCJFCJ.

What an honor! Some of our NCJFCJ team and Board of Directors attended the 30th Anniversary of the Violence Against Women Act at the White House with President Biden. #VAWA has transformed lives and advanced justice for survivors. We remain committed to the important work ahead!

Our 2023 Annual Report is now live! As we look back on 2023, we are filled with pride and gratitude for the combined efforts of our dedicated employees, Board of Directors, members, and supporters who helped make another exceptional year for the NCJFCJ. loom.ly/gkVieLE

Join us for two vital events supporting LGBTQ2S+ youth in the justice system! Community Collaboration Call on Oct. 16: loom.ly/Y0iNYkw Safe and Affirming Data Collection Webinar on Oct. 24: loom.ly/-TTmWso

The NCJFCJ is pleased to welcome our new Program Specialist, Jayden Perez. Previously, he worked for local Reno businesses and non-profits. Jayden chose the NCJFCJ because he appreciates the culture and values the importance of system-wide change. Welcome to the NCJFCJ, Jayden

The NCJFCJ team convened lead judges and court professionals for its Implementation Sites Project in Anaheim, CA last month, featuring key presentations, Implementation Site showcases, Mentor Site graduation, and valuable collaboration and networking.

Join us for the webinar "From Data to Decisions: Leveraging Data Collection in Courts," underscoring the critical role of culturally sensitive data collection practices in enhancing the functionality and responsiveness of tribal courts. Register here: bit.ly/4eakwI4

The NCJFCJ was proud to hold the Trauma-Informed Juvenile Courts Summit led by Dr. Carly Dierkhising, Dr. Shawn Marsh, and NCJFCJ’s Dr. Allison List, along with over 20 national experts, to develop a plan to improve trauma consultations for youth and families in juvenile court.