2004 Tribal Meeting Calendar & Training Schedule

	September 28-30		Wyoming Wind River Native American Conference Lander, Wyoming Districts: Kansas and Eastern, Northern, and Western Oklahoma Contact: Shirley Martinez (307) 772-2124 This 2nd annual conference will feature workshops focusing on methamphetamine recognition, manufacture, and effects on children; elder abuse; understanding cultural issues in prevention programming; best practices in prevention; understanding abusive head trauma in children; medical and legal issues in child sexual abuse; domestic violence; and jurisdictional issues. A sweat lodge will be offered.
	December 9-11		9th National Indian Nations Conference: Justice for Victims of Crime The purpose of the conference is to train victim assistance service providers, criminal justice personnel, and other allied professionals working with victims of crime in Indian Country. The conference also creates an opportunity for individuals and agencies to develop a positive network for exchange of innovative ideas and model program information, to encourage ongoing cooperation and collaboration between tribes, states, and federal victim services, and to provide support and vision for those involved in the day to day work with Indian victims of crime. For more information, contact Jerry Gardner, Executive Director, Tribal Law and Policy Institute, telephone 323/650-5467, fax 323/650-8149, web site http://tribal-institute.org/ovc/.

(To add or change information, contact Norena Henry
at 202/616-3205 or henry@ojp.usdoj.gov)

NCJRS Calendar of Events provides searchable online listings of upcoming criminal justice-related events that focus on a wide range of criminal justice issues.

Archived 2003 Tribal Meeting Calendar & Training Schedule

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