PbS Announces Training and Technical Assistance To Strengthen Reentry Data

The Performance-based Standards (PbS) Learning Institute, in partnership with the National Center for Juvenile Justice, is accepting applications for OJJDP-funded training and technical assistance to help juvenile justice agencies collect and use reentry data.

The technical assistance is supported by OJJDP’s FY 2022 Second Chance Act Youth Reentry Program. OJJDP designed the program to address reentry challenges faced by young people who are returning to their communities and families following confinement and community supervision.

The technical assistance will include tools and training to analyze reentry data, measure performance, make data-informed decisions, and improve reentry programs, policies, and practices. Up to four agencies will be selected.

Applications are due by September 29.

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