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Implementing Community Based Violence Intervention Strategies

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A 5-part webinar series which will deliver information on a wide range of issues important to successfully implementing CVI strategies. Using the BJA CVI Checklist as a framework, the series will walk through the stages of planning and implementation of CVI strategies and take a deeper dive into several important issues. For more information about the webinar series and for a list of speakers, visit https://bjatta.bja.ojp.gov/content/community-violence-intervention-cvi

September 14 - Bringing a Folding Chair: Planning for Community Violence Intervention and Prevention

October 12 - Elevating the work of CVI: The importance of collaboration in public safety

November 9 - Trauma-responsive CVI practice: What does it mean and what does it look like?

December 14 - Promoting CVI Success: Meaningful Measures and Effective Communication

January 11 - Sustaining the CVI Ecosystem: Sources of funding for CVI strategies

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Message preview	Hi there, You are invited to a Zoom webinar. Topic: Implementing Community Based Violence Intervention Strategies Register in advance for this webinar: https://www.zoomgov.com/webinar/register/WN_vzMBYmZqRoWdyheKiLZ1WQ After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. ---------- Webinar Speakers Philip Rocco (Associate Professor of Political Science @Marquette University) Philip Rocco is an Associate Professor of Political Science at Marquette University. His research focuses on American federalism and intergovernmental relations and the politics of official statistics. He is the author of Obamacare Wars: Federalism, State Politics, and the Affordable Care Act (University Press of Kansas, 2016). Ellen Alberding (President & CEO @Joyce Foundation) As chief executive of Joyce, Ellen is active in the regional and national policy arena. She is one of the founders of the Partnership for Safe and Peaceful Communities (PSPC), a funder collaborative investing in community-based strategies to reduce gun violence in Chicago. Ellen serves as an independent director of the PGIM Mutual Fund's Board of Directors, a member of the Loyola University Board of Trustees, a member of the Chicago Public Education Fund’s Board of Directors, and is a founding board member of Advance Illinois, which advocates for public education reform. She was also a founding board member of Skills for America’s Future, which works to meet the needs of businesses and improve employment opportunities for community college students. Walter Katz (Vice President of Criminal Justice @Arnold Ventures) Walter came to Arnold Ventures from a GovTech provider of research-based police force management and early intervention tools for law enforcement agencies throughout the U.S. There he served as Director of Professional Services, providing advice to law enforcement agencies aligning policy and technology with 21st Century Police Practices. Prior to his time as a consultant, Walter spent more than two decades in public service, beginning with a 17-year tenure as a public defender in Southern California to his 2017 appointment as Deputy Chief of Staff for Public Safety in the administration of Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel. Walter has an extensive background in law enforcement. Walter received his law degree from the McGeorge School of Law at the University of the Pacific and his undergraduate degree from the University of Nevada, Reno Nina Revoyr (Executive Director @Ballmer Group) Nina Revoyr is the Executive Director of Ballmer Group’s Los Angeles team, where she sets and leads strategy and investments to improve economic mobility for children and families in the region and the state, and helps lead Ballmer Group’s national work on public safety. Nina holds two decades of experience in the fields of child and family services and education; is the author of six novels; and has been a visiting professor at Cornell University and Pomona College, among others. Kyle Fischer (Policy Director @The Health Alliance for Violence Intervention) Kyle Fischer, MD, MPH, serves as the policy director for the HAVI. He leads the organization in coordinating, developing, and advocating for evidence-informed policy to end community violence. In addition to this role, he continues to practice as an emergency physician and fellowship director in health policy with the University of Maryland School of Medicine. His interest in violence prevention stems from his emergency medicine residency in Philadelphia, where he volunteered with the Healing Hurt People program. Dr. Fischer possesses health policy experience with both non-profit organizations and state and federal legislatures, including in Wisconsin, Maryland, and the United States House of Representatives. He received a combined MD-MPH from the University of Wisconsin. Currently, he works clinically at University of Maryland Medical Center and University of Maryland Capital Region Medical Center. Calvin Johnson (Deputy Assistant Secretary \| Research, Evaluation and Monitoring @US Department of Housing and Urban Development) Dr. Calvin Johnson is Deputy Assistant Secretary for Research, Evaluation and Monitoring at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). He serves as a principal advisor to HUD leadership on research, demonstration, and evaluation activities and provides executive oversight and leadership on a broad evaluation portfolio examining the impact of housing and rental assistance programs on non-housing outcomes – economic self-sufficiency, health and wellness, and educational achievement, and public safety to name a few.

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