2016 Runner Up: Psychosis Identification and Early Referral (PIER) Program
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An early detection, intervention and prevention model for at-risk youth that identifies and mitigates symptoms of psychosis through community outreach, assessment, and treatment.
Effective Diversion Programming in Illinois
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Success-Oriented Funding: A Proven Model for Criminal Justice Financing
With more than 2 million Americans in jail and 68 million with…
Improving Accountability through Independent Correctional Oversight
With unacceptably high rates of sexual assault and recidivism,…
2015 Runner Up: Los Angeles Police Academy Magnet Programs
Discover a specialized delivery model for high school curriculum developed for at-risk youths interested in a law enforcement career. The LA Magnet Schools provides a better understanding of law enforcement through coursework, training, mentoring, work and volunteer opportunities and also provides the Los Angeles Police Department with a high quality recruiting resource while establishing a bond between juveniles and their local police.
Inmate Vocational Training, Improved Re-entry Programs and Officer Magnet School Win 2015 Better Government Competition
Top Criminal Justice Reform Proposals To Be Highlighted at June…
Congratulations to Rich Bowlen of Northwoods, Winner of the 23rd Annual Better Government Competition
Pioneer Institute Hosts 23rd Annual Better Government Competition
Boston…
The Promise of Big Data for the Public Sector
In recent years, consumers have developed a new reflex. Accepting…
Civic engagement in rulemaking: an e-Government solution
One of the central concerns surrounding government today is the…
Innovations in legislative transparency
The digital revolution has changed the way we look at government,…