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A National Voice in Criminal Justice Policy
The National Criminal Justice Association represents state, local and tribal governments on crime control and crime prevention issues. Our members represent all facets of the criminal and juvenile justice community.
A National Voice in Criminal Justice Policy
The National Criminal Justice Association represents state, local and tribal governments on crime control and crime prevention issues. Our members represent all facets of the criminal and juvenile justice community.
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Connect2Justice is the online portal for NCJA members to manage their online profile, access member resources, and connect with their peers in the criminal justice community.
NCJA’s Career Center is open to job seekers and employers. Search jobs, post openings, upload resumes, and receive job alerts about open positions.
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NCJP provides resources, collaborative opportunities, and strategic planning assistance to ensure that states administer Byrne JAG, Byrne SCIP and other federal funding effectively.
The OVC VOCA Center supports administrators, providing TA and offering opportunities for expert consultation, peer-to-peer collaboration, problem-solving, training, and innovation.
NCJA offers grants management, writing, and administration training including onsite, remote and regional training for state and local agency staff and their subgrantees.
Crime and Justice News is a daily digest of criminal justice stories from across the nation providing summaries of newsworthy reporting. Crime and Justice's news coverage is complemented by expert commentary and research to provide insights into important criminal justice issues and a deeper understanding of the criminal justice system. Visit the CJN webpage for more stories.
The National Criminal Justice Reform Project (NCJRP), supported by Arnold Ventures, and administered by NCJA and the National Governors Association, was a five-year initiative that assisted states in advancing criminal justice reform through a comprehensive strategic planning process and the adoption of data-driven and evidence-based policies, practices, and programs (EBPs).
The NCJRP approach was designed to build capacity in states by leveraging existing knowledge, expertise and resources. By meeting states “where they are” and providing guidance and support to both policymakers and programmatic staff during planning and implementation, the NCJRP sought durable outcomes. The reform efforts focused on improving reentry and reducing recidivism, pretrial release and bail reform, and improving access to data and information sharing.
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