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Understanding What It Takes for SAGs and State Agencies to Achieve Better Evidence-Supported Implementation Outcomes
Thursday, November 18th, 2021, 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. ET
Participants engaging in this webinar will learn foundational concepts about the effective use of implementation science to support state and local policies, programs, and practices. As SAG members and administrators responsible for translating evidence into practice to achieve public safety and optimal youth development outcomes, participants in juvenile justice systems should operate with effective, supportive, integrated, and comprehensive approaches. Implementation science-informed practices can significantly improve the leadership, workforce development, continuous quality improvement, communications and collaboration activities required by today’s human services and juvenile justice systems.
Presenter:
Robin Jenkins, Ph.D. , Senior Implementation Specialist & Associate Director, The Impact Center at FPG Child Development Institute
This webinar is free for CJJ members. To become a member click here.
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