On May 7 -8, 2013 Reclaiming Futures Leadership Institute held a series of workshops on juvenile justice reform in Ashville, North Carolina. The workshops, presented by some of the top names in the various fields covered at the forum, included topics on recovery, communication, behavior, faith communities, and treatment, are based on best-practices. Click here to go to website.
The following presentations, listed with the names of presenters, can be accessed by PDF, PowerPoint presentation, or Word Document, by clicking at the link at the end of this article:
Youth Recovery Photo Voice: What Recovery Means to Young People, Laura Nissen
Changing Systems at the Local & Statewide Level: Tools for Collaboration, Analysis & Implementation, Jessica Jones and Doug Easterling
Road Map for Change: Strategic Communications for Maximum Impact, Mac Prichard and Lori Howell
Tools for Change: Implementation & Rapid Cycle Tests, Kari Collins
Global Appraisal of Individual Needs (GAIN): An Introduction & Opportunity to Ask Questions, Michael Dennis and Kate Moritz
The Seven Challenges (Youth Substance Abuse). Robert Schwebel
Road Map for Change: One Faith Community at a Time by Michael Dublin, Consultant, Faith Works Together Coordinator
Communications for the Long Haul – for mature sites, Mac Prichard and Lori Howell
More Than Treatment: What is It and How Do We Measure It?, Evan Elkin
The Future Begins Today: Planning for Sustainability, Dan Merrigan
Facilitating a Culture of Participation and Productive Decision Making (The Three Most Important Elements of Facilitation, Pathfinders Circle of Communication, 12 Facilitation Guidelines), Kathleen Doyle-White
Evaluating the Impact of Adding the Reclaiming Futures Approach to Juvenile Treatment Drug Courts by Michael Dennis, Director - GAIN Coordinating Center, Chestnut Health Systems
How to Manage Yourself and Others Through the Stress of Change by Kathleen Doyle-White, Founder & President, Pathfinders Coaching
Rest Stop: Self-Care and Leadership Survival
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