NCJFCJ

Today, the NCJFCJ celebrates Nevada's admission to the Union in 1864. For over 50 years, our headquarters has been in Reno, where we're proud to be affiliated with @unevadareno! We're honored to have a long-standing connection to the Silver State!

Strengthen your understanding of the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) with this virtual 2-day course! Participants will also receive access to related resources to support their learning. 📚 Register today to expand your knowledge: loom.ly/5rBRaJA

We are excited to recognize NCJFCJ Senior Site Manager, Jessica Pearce! Jessica's commitment makes a difference for children, families, and survivors nationwide. Thank you, Jessica!

This Indigenous Peoples' Day, the NCJFCJ honors Indigenous communities. Through our partnership with @NAICJA, we work with state and tribal courts to improve outcomes for Native American children, families, and survivors. Learn more and access resources: loom.ly/-2ithcU

This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the NCJFCJ reaffirms its commitment to supporting survivors and strengthening justice system responses through training, technical assistance, and policy development. Learn about our work and access resources here: loom.ly/b8Xw8g8

Don't forget to submit your proposals at the link below! The deadline for both of our national conferences is this Friday, October 9! 🔗: ncjfcj.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jf…

Join us October 12 for a new episode of Monday Morning Moments! Vivek Sankaran and Rick Barinbaum will present "The Invisible Cost of Administering Justice." This FREE series is sponsored by the NCJFCJ and @OurFamilyWizard. Register: loom.ly/9v5ok78

Join the NCJFCJ and @NACMNET for the second part of our webinar series on the importance of collaboration around secondary trauma for court teams. Register now to gain a clear, actionable pathway from personal awareness to collective resilience!🔗loom.ly/NgTYC0A

Today, on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day, our team honors Indigenous children who were forced into boarding schools. Today and every day, we reaffirm that every child matters. Learn more and access resources: loom.ly/-2ithcU

We're excited to introduce our new CEO, Eryn Jane Branch! Eryn brings more than a decade of leadership experience within the NCJFCJ to her new role. To learn more about her experience and vision for the NCJFCJ, read the announcement ➡️ loom.ly/ay8BNBU

The best resource for juvenile justice data? The oldest juvenile justice research group in the U.S., of course! Our latest publication examines trends in youth arrests for violent crimes focusing on murder, robbery, and aggravated assault. View the report:loom.ly/r1tPlD4

NCJFCJ Treasurer Judge Rodney Thompson recently spoke at the Installation of @SyracuseU College of Law's new Judicial Wall of Honor, which celebrates over 400 of his alma mater's alumni who have served on the bench, including himself!

We are excited to recognize our incredible Senior Conference and Events Manager, Emma Schiller! Emma's hard work in her role at the NCJFCJ positively impacts children and families nationwide. Thank you, Emma!

Last week, members of the NCJFCJ team were honored to attend the Domestic Violence Resource Center's Purple Gala. The annual event celebrates Nevadans who have worked for a more humanitarian environment for Nevada's families.

Planning your 2027 education? Learn and connect with us in Bellevue, WA, in March and New Orleans, LA, in July! Register now to save on registration fees ➡️ loom.ly/Qe9hOFk

The NCJFCJ added new Board Directors in July. Please join us in welcoming Robert A. Simon, Ph.D. from San Diego, California! Learn more about our Board of Directors at loom.ly/gdHpEWQ.

Join us September 14 for a new episode of Monday Morning Moments! Dilan Gomih will present "Judicial Energy Management." The series is sponsored by the NCJFCJ and @OurFamilyWizard and is brought to you FREE of charge. Register: loom.ly/OP-ARIw

The NCJFCJ network works together to improve outcomes for children and families! Recently, NCJFCJ Past President Judge Gayl Branum Carr (Ret.) conducted implicit bias training for Hancock County, MS, court professionals, including NCJFCJ Board Director Judge Trent Favre.

Earlier this month, NCJFCJ team members visited @guamcourts to provide three days of valuable training and technical assistance to strengthen their juvenile justice system. We're honored to support communities through this important work!

The NCJFCJ added new Board Directors in July. Please join us in welcoming Judge Debra M. Giles from Indianola, Mississippi! Learn more about our Board of Directors at loom.ly/gdHpEWQ.