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Creating & Maintaining Successful Healing to Wellness Courts [CC]
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Tribal Healing to Wellness Courts are innovative implementations of the drug court model, which have been used in native communities across the United States. The drug court movement began in the 1980s and is a criminal justice reform movement meant to better serve those struggling with substance abuse through a court setting. Different native communities modified the drug court model to address severe alcoholism and related crimes in Indian Country through a restorative and non-adversarial approach. This webinar will focus on introducing Healing to Wellness Courts, their history, their efficacy. It will provide contemporary examples of successful courts in two different communities, the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes and the Penobscot Nation. There will also be a portion of the session dedicated to discussing pre-eminent issues in establishing and maintaining a Healing to Wellness Court. The session will conclude with a question and answer session with all presenters.
���Session Educational Goals: After this session, attendees will be able to���
- Define a Healing to Wellness Court and the 10 key components written by the Tribal Law and Policy Institute
- Explain the purpose and the efficacy of the Healing to Wellness Court model
- Assess the implementation considerations for creating a Healing to Wellness Court in your jurisdiction
- Reference the stories of two successful Healing to Wellness Courts
- Address challenges that may arise in administering a Healing to Wellness Court
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JD2105HWCOLC
Duration
180
Publication Date
5/5/2021 12:00:00 AM
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