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JJI Annual Report- 2024

JJI 20 Years in Review - 2022

Feature in ACJS Restorative Justice Dialogue - 2022

Empirically Testing Collective Impact in Collaborative Initiatives - Feb. 2017

Evidence-based Nebraska

Annual Report 2020-2022 Evidence-based Nebraska Pre-and-Post Assessment Tool - October 2022

Family Support Evaluation FY 2017-2021 - September 2022

School Absenteeism Guidebook for Program Development and Cultural Components - May 2022

The Impact of COVID-19 on Community-based Juvenile Services Aid Programs - December 2021

Perceptions of Youth on Juvenile Diversion - August 2021

Annual Report 2020-2021 Juvenile Case Management System Definition and Data Fidelity Project - June 2021

School Interventionists: FY 2015-2020 - 2021

Perceptions of Youth on Juvenile Diversion - 2021

Restorative Justice Conferencing Programs: FY 2015-2020

Crisis Response Programs: FY 2015-2020

Nebraska's Community-based Aid Mental Health Services - 2020

Evaluation of System Improvement Funding: FY 2019-2020

Reliability and Predictive Validity of Screener/Assessment Tools in Nebraska Juvenile Diversion - 2020

Evidence-based Nebraska Annual Report 2019: Triumphs and Challenges of Evidence-based Nebraska and Examining Youth Served by Community-based Aid Programs Funded in FY 15-16 - 2019

School Resource Officer Contacts and Perceptions - 2019

Recruiting and Retaining Higher Risk Youth in Promotion Prevention Programs FY 2018-2019

Drug Testing in Juvenile Diversion Programs - 2019

Evidence-based Nebraska Annual Report 2016-2017

Nebraska Truancy & Absenteeism Programs 2015-2016

Evidence-based Nebraska Annual Report 2015-2016 (See Addendum)

Nebraska Alternative to Detention Programs 2015-2016

Nebraska Juvenile Diversion Programs 2012-2015

Evidence-based Practice in Juvenile Justice: Nebraska White Paper - 2014

Diversion in Nebraska: FY 2012/2013

Juvenile Services Comprehensive Community Planning User Manual - 2013

Evaluations and Strategic Plans

Justice Assistance Grant Strategic Plan 2016-2018

Hall County Detention Utilization Study 2015-2020

Nebraska's Strategic Plan for Victims and Survivors of Crime 2015-2020

The Lancaster County Juvenile Reentry Project - Follow-up Report - 2015

Analysis of the Nebraska Intake Risk Assessment Instrument - 2015

State of Juvenile Justice Report: 2014

The Lancaster County Juvenile Reentry Project - Final Report - 2014

Kansas State DMC Assessment - 2013

Youth Reentering Lancaster County After Commitment to a State Youth Rehabilitation Center - 2012

Evaluation of Lancaster County Truancy Diversion Program – Final Evaluation - 2013

Evaluation of Lancaster County Early Identification and Assessment Process – Final Evaluation - 2012

Nebraska State DMC Assessment - 2012

Evaluation of Lancaster County Early Assessment Process – Initial Evaluation - 2010

Evaluation of Lancaster County Alternatives to Juvenile Detention - 2010

Academic Publications

Hobbs, A.M., Wulf-Ludden, T.L., and Strawhun, J. 2013. "Assessing Youth Early in the Juvenile Justice System." Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Journal of Juvenile Justice.

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