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rssHealing Old and New Wounds: Indigenous Mental Health, Culturally Responsive Treatment, and the Criminal Justice System
By Raquel Anakalea, JD, Bishop Paiute and Kanaka Maoli November is Native American Heritage ...
Q&A with Leandru Willie, Program Manager, Iron House Medicine Program, Native American Reentry Services
After being incarcerated, you decided to join the Native American Reentry Services (NARS) HEAL ...
PRA Announces 2021 Partnership with IPH in Regional Food Bank Adopt-A-Program
Policy Research Associates, Inc. (PRA) is pleased to announce that it is continuing its ...
Peers and Volunteers Supporting Recovery: Mountain Top Cares Coalition Battles the Opioid Epidemic in Rural New York
Mountain Top Cares Coalition (MCC) is a peer-run organization in Greene County, New York, ...
Reducing Collateral Consequences through Technology: Two Case Examples
Although they have been around for years, technologies such as virtual reporting, teleservices, and ...
Q&A with David Lund
Idaho incarcerates more people per 100,000 than the United States as a whole, and ...
SAMHSA’s GAINS Center Invites Communities to Apply for Sequential Intercept Model (SIM) Mapping Workshops
SAMHSA’s GAINS Center is currently soliciting applications from communities interested in Sequential Intercept Model ...
SAMHSA’s GAINS Center Seeks Agencies and Communities to Develop Trauma-Informed Training Capacity
SAMHSA’s GAINS Center for Behavioral Health and Justice Transformation, operated by Policy Research Associates, ...
Transportation after Incarceration: Where the Rubber Meets the Road for Sustainable Reentry
Transportation barriers pose significant challenges for individuals involved with the criminal justice system and ...
Serving Indigenous People through Ceremony and Tradition
“Ceremony is life,” says Winona Stevens, M.S.W., founder and executive director of Native American ...
Q&A with Sarai Cook
You are an attorney and are open about your status both as “formerly incarcerated” ...