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BJA FY 18 Justice Accountability Initiative (JAI): Pilot Projects Using Data-driven Systems To Reduce Crime and Recidivism
To reduce recidivism and crime, BJA seeks to support innovative and comprehensive approaches to develop and implement improved, more scientifically rigorous, and automated risk prediction tools (based on a computer learning algorithm or comparable algorithm), needs assessments, and criminal justice capabilities
to determine who may reoffend and to apply the appropriate supervisory supports for prevention (Category 1); and to build or improve integrated and data-sharing capacity and notification systems (e.g., between law enforcement agencies and corrections authorities) (Category 2).
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Full Announcement Link
Additional Information of Eligibility:
Applicants are limited to national organizations, including community and faith-based nonprofit organizations.
For the purposes of this solicitation a national organization is defined as organization that has on-going, demonstrable relationships with program connector organizations (i.e., affiliates or membership organizations) or has a significant presence (that includes, having pioneered programs that serve as a basis for other organizations, providing training or technical assistance, etc.) in at least one state in each of the following six regions of the country: New England (Connecticut, Maine, Mass., New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont)
Full Opportunity Web Address:
https://www.bja.gov/JAI18
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Date Posted:
2018-06-28
Application Due Date:
Archive Date:
2011-04-27
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