Holding Up Both Ends of the Sky: Juvenile Justice Partners in Indian Country
Tuesday, July 1, 2003 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM EDT
The
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention’s (OJJDP's)
Tribal Youth Program supports and enhances tribal efforts to prevent and
control delinquency and improve the juvenile justice system for American
Indian and Alaska Native youth. The Tribal Youth Program also provides
mental health and substance abuse services to American Indian and Alaska
Native youth.
This live, national videoconference will be broadcast from Window Rock,
AZ, the seat of government of the Navajo Nation, and will provide an
overview of the purpose, authority, background and funding for the
Tribal Youth Program. Tribal youth programs currently operating in six
tribes will be featured, and information on resources available to
tribal youth programs, state and local policymakers and others working
on behalf of tribal youth will be highlighted.
Broadcast
Objectives
- Address juvenile justice issues in Indian Country
- Showcase promising programs in OJJDP’s Tribal Youth Program
- Highlight resources available to the tribal community
Audience
This broadcast is designed for anyone
concerned with tribal youth, including tribal, federal and state
policymakers; state directors of juvenile justice; judges; local
community leaders; juvenile justice researchers; law enforcement;
educators; school administrators; probation officials; and social
service/child welfare officials.
To register to host the
teleconference, fill out and submit the Satellite
Downlink Registration Form. Information for the site facilitator
(host) will be available at the Teleconference
Resource Page.
To register to view the teleconference live online through streaming
video, fill out and submit the Online
Viewing Registration Form. Information for online viewers will
be available at the Teleconference
Resource Page.
If you would like to view the videoconference at a downlink facility,
please go to the Registered
Downlink Sites Page to locate a registered site in your area.
Contact the closest site near you to register for the teleconference.
Video Rights
You are encouraged to videotape the
broadcast for use as a future resource. No rights are reserved by OJJDP
or its contractors, the Juvenile Justice Telecommunications Assistance
Project (JJTAP). This broadcast will be closed-captioned for the hearing
impaired.
The Juvenile Justice Teleconference Website
For More information, please contact:
'Jenny McWilliams' at 859-622-6671
email: ekujjtap@aol.com
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