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grantee panel to learn about the application experience and.

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to learn how they got involved in this type of work and.

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supporting center prevention and programs.

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and partnerships.

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Uhm, mission of preventing targeted.

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violence and terrorism are going to give it a second or two.

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Maybe wait about 2-3 minutes before we get started.

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With the presentation and then will after.

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the. After that we start with. Some introductions will go into the panel.

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where I would ask some questions.

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to get the grantees perspective on.

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The application being a grantee.

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The getting involved in this.

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type. This line of work.

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And.

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After that we will go into some tips for.

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the application process and we'll finish.

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with some questions that the audience will be able to access.

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be able to type.

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Uhm?

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And we thought those questions.

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can be either geared. We'll start with questions geared to the panel.

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members to get their perspective on.

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It's unknown things I mentioned prior and then at the final.

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and you'll be able to asks questions about the TV TP.

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A grant program.

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So we'll give it about a. It's wait about 2 minutes to.

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five. Get some more attendees. We almost got everyone here ready.

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but thank you so much for attending.

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Alright 25, they want to waste anyone's time.

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so let's get started.

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Thank you, first off, thank you all for joining this presentation.

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to learn about.

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The target violence terrorism Frenching grant program.

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to learn a little bit about the application process.

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and to hear about the centre prevention programs.

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and partnerships mission. What we do learn more about it.

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This is going to be a great opportunity. We're going here for some.

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grantees who have actually received the award twice, so.

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And there are buff knowledge to.

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at the end to be able to ask them questions some.

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tips, some how did they get involved?

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in this line of work and not only that, how did.

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they go about drafting a per.

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project and submitting their application?

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And my name is Hector to hear that and program analyst.

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On the grants team, so I manage a number of.

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the grantees, and I'm also heavily.

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involved in making sure that this grant program.

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is heard by communities all across the.

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United States and.

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And also supporting and making sure.

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that we get caught quality applications coming in.

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and that we have diversity represented in awe grantees.

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So I just want to start off with a big brief background.

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CP3 in our office and the TV TP.

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grant program.

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In price endpoint definitions.

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So you can. So everybody here if you have if you're not.

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familiar with Fire grant program, you kind of understand.

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Uhm, the type of programs we want to fund.

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And the type of work we're doing across the country.

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After that, we'll jump into some introductions to the panel members.

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and I will be asking them questions.

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Uhm?

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Mark, so generally this panel is not.

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mostly focused on what their projects are I.

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we do plan to have a panel like that in the future, maybe in February.

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but this but since since the notice of funding.

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opportunity is hasn't been released their approved we want.

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to focus on pass application processes and.

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how they got involved in this work. So that's.

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more my questions are going to lean towards. Of course you're going to hear about their projects.

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cause they're gonna do a brief brief.

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Introduction of who they are, what they do under the grant.

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program, and some of the questions might.

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relate to.

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We might have. They might talk about their.

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projects when I ask some of the questions and then after that.

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I'm going to talk about some common mistakes and.

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Common mistakes, people and misconceptions misconceptions.

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people have about the grant program.

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mistakes when applying.

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Then after that we're gonna. I'm gonna allow you all to ask questions.

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to the panel members.

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Uhm?

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Please note that the panel members there might be some questions.

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that might be a better fit for the TV T grant team.

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to answer, so we're going to have another you can if you don't.

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have too much questions for the panel members they'll be at.

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the end after the conclusion and upcoming announcements questions.

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for the CPT CP3 TBTP.

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grants team and you can ask those questions in the chat and.

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we will try to answer them to the best of our capabilities.

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The CPT office seeks or resilient America where communities communities.

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are united to help and targeted violence and terrorism.

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And we do this by taking public health.

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approach and the mission is to work with the whole society.

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to build local prevention frameworks. So that's really.

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getting involved in the community, having community members.

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getting involved in the projects.

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Different types of target populations that you're working with.

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Building trust in the communities and increasing awareness.

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and knowledge of targeted violence signs.

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of their people might have.

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And like I said, this approach focus on health and well being of individuals.

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and their communities and it's multi disciplinary evidence.

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based proactively places civil rights civil liberties.

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and privacy concerns at the forefront of its program.

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So it's very important that we always play civil rights, civil liberties, and privacy.

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concerns at the forefront of our programs were not trying to target any.

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specific group.

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But here's some definitions, at least our CP3.

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goes about.

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And the finding of the key terms.

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So targeted violence first, so any intentional act against a pre.

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identified target based on that targets perceive identity.

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or affiliation that is intended to intimidate or coerce or.

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generate publicity about the perpetrators grievance.

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And then terrorism refers to violence committed in the name of ideology.

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But we have some other definitions because.

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Ideology.

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We can help lead to a violent act.

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we have to we have to protect freedom of speech.

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and the rights people Americans have on the.

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Constitution.

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So it's when a man in the.

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the individual and individual comes to believe that the.

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threat or use of unlawful violence is necessary or even justified.

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to accomplish a goal. That's the radicalization to violence. That's specifically.

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what we're trying to prevent.

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So here's where we have certain grantees and darker.

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states represent where we have more grantees 5.

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plus Cali, New York reports. Bigger population is big states.

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Uhm, the lighter blue or.

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blue like the sky it's where we have only one grantee, and.

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so you're going to see we still need some work in diversifying.

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grant program, making sure we're reaching new communities.

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I leave this here for a second. We have we do.

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have a grantee in whole tool in Hawaii, so that's noteworthy.

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and we have been expanding since 2016.

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when I grant program was first launched.

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But I don't want to talk too much about CP3. I think this.

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is a great opportunity for the panel members for you from for you to hear.

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from them. So here are some of.

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the grantee panel members being introduced.

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We have Boston Children's Hospital.

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Emma is going to be representing them there if they received.

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the award in fiscal year 2020, and.

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021. The account extremism project.

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problem in parallel networks represented by.

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Jesse Martin, Jody.

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Through sorrow is going to be representing Bay Area.

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Lassie, and finally, we're going to have tablet Garvey.

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Philly PD, representing.

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Uhm yeah, could Philly PD so I want.

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to give them a chance to give a brief very brief.

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introduction of themselves and their project.

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and we're gonna start off with Boston Children's Hospital.

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Hey Hector, sorry to jump in. This is awesome a are.

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you progressing the slides on your end? I don't think they're changing.

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for us. Yes I am.

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Have you tried putting it in present mode?

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Yes I have.

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OK, now it's changing.

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That's really strange.

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But you guys can hear me fine, right?

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Yes, and I can see the Boston children slide now, so we're good.

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OK.

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So, Emma, I'm I'll let you introduce yourself in your.

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project, man yeah, hi everyone. Thanks so much.

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for having me. It's a pleasure to be here. My name is Emma Cardelli.

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I am a clinical psychologist and research associate at the trauma and.

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Community Resilience Center at Boston Children.

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s Hospital. As Hector mentioned, we have an FY20 grant.

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and also in FY21 grant the FY20.

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grant.

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It's a project that I developed that's really focused.

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on building capacity of community based mental health practitioners.

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to assess and manage risk for DVT in collaboration.

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with local multidisciplinary threat assessment teams through.

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one, the development and preliminary validation of a clinically.

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useful risk assessment and management tool and then.

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through tool training and consultation for community based mental.

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health providers all across the country. In collaboration.

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with the Mccain Institute's prevention practitioners network.

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Thank you Emma yeah.

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Alright, I think Jesse I got you here. Now it's presenter if.

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your deer could come.

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Come here you.

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Yes, I'm very sorry I had a problem logging and figuring.

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out how to use teams. I'm not good with it, but thank you for having me and I.

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am honored to be here. We also have fiscal year.

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at 2020 and 2021. Grants my.

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name is Jesse Morton. I'm the executive officer of parallel networks.

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We are a I would say, grassroots, nonprofit.

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ganization for years old. That's dedicated.

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o combating toxic polarization toxic.

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disinformation and hate and violent extremism.

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And our primary partners counter extremism project.

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And so in the 2020 granted we gots we addressed.

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the need of recidivism reduction. We've been working for a long.

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time in the Community trying to provide insights and.

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services to individuals that have been convicted of terrorism related.

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offenses in the United States, very little of which programming.

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has been developed. So in 2020, we designed.

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a program which will develop a comprehensive multidisciplinary.

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theory of change that would inform.

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A workbook development to address the risks of radicalization.

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in prison settings and to be established as a written.

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correspondence course to offer two terrorism related offenders.

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with the opportunity of them connecting to reintegration.

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and rehabilitation services after release and.

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so this year we wrote.

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to expand upon those efforts. They first efforts going well.

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We have a very good evidence based intervention and workbook with.

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a 60% response rates. The small sample that.

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we've already started to work with.

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And things are going well, so the.

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other problem is awareness of the fact that case management.

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services are offered. So in 2021 we.

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wrote to establish the radicalization, rehabilitation, reintegration and recidivism.

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network which will establish a multisectoral network full.

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of people that are on the front lines of the prosecution prison.

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post release pipeline if you will, and.

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establish multi sectoral stakeholder network that would include regular.

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trainings and workshops. But that will also.

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develop an ability of 10 interventionists.

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Then practitioners in this space scattered across the country to.

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implement not only are ten session workbook.

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but potentially to utilize partner that we brought in this year.

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called beyond Conflict. A barefoot field guide to psychology.

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And apart from that, the third grant that I'm involved.

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in is only innovation track project parallel Network has partnered.

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with Care violence, global organization that typically addresses.

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community violence and inner city regions.

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But we're going to synthesize their epidemiological model with.

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Our network theory trauma informed approach to combating.

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extremism and implemented in Portland, and which.

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we consider a radicalization hub or key hub.

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within the country, thanks.

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Thanks, Jesse forgoes the next person. I realized nobody was.

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able to see the slides, so I want to show the picture.

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of where our current grantees are located again.

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so you should be able to see it now. This is what I was referring to when I was.

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speaking. Sorry I could. When I'm presenting, I can't see the chat.

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Uhm?

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But this is you guys, you can find some information.

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on our website as well.

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OK, so now we introduce your Jody from Bay Area, she's.

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one of my grantee, so I know her personally.

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Go ahead, jody. Thank you so much, I.

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work for the Bay Area urban Area Security initiative.

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and I'm an emergency manager and.

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training and exercise person and a great manager in our organization.

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serves about 12 counties, 100 plus cities and.

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many special districts. I think we have 250 school districts.

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but why we were?

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Really interested in getting involved in this grant in particular is.

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that we have this model of and partnerships.

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in place, and we thought when we saw the grant come out that we would.

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try and apply for it. But if you look at our.

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projects in particular, we have a lot of training projects, the.

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Community awareness briefing and behavioral analysis training for.

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s training for schools and houses of faith. We have a a threat assessment.

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eam project where we.

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Hope to build some technology solutions to.

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help with that collaboration that's needed and we also have.

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a building a level one thread assessment protocol in.

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this grant program we have an anti bullying program.

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Uhm it as an early intervention solution.

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for schools, say school, bachelors and.

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then this year we were awarded funding for media literacy training.

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A mental health awareness student film.

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contest across Sector, threat, assessment and management.

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raining, and other other terrorist use of.

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the Internet. Training for law enforcement personnel. But our multi sector.

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multi jurisdiction multi occupation multi partner.

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Programs seem to fit nicely in with.

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the center of for CB3IN TBTP grants.

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and I look forward to sharing whatever I can with.

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our community today.

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Thanks Jody.

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Uhm and lastly, we have terror from PA Police department.

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Right, thank you Hector and for the opportunity to.

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talk about my project today my name is.

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Terra Garvey. I'm a deputy director within the Philadelphia.

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Police Department Intelligence Bureau, and.

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ithin our Intelligence Bureau. We also have what's known as a fusion center.

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The Delaware Valley Intelligence Center, and so.

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we have been in the business of.

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collecting information and on terrorism and violence.

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For many, many years now we have done.

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participated in other DHS programs through.

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being a fusion center where we collect information on terrorism.

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in order to prevent those acts within our.

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Or so my project builds.

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off of what's known as diffusion Liaison Officer program, which.

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is a program commented, fusion centers and a DHS recognized.

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program. So off of that program, what we?

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wanted to do was expand the outreach and training.

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through that program to include some of the new.

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guidance in terms of targeted violence and.

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terrorism, particularly in the behavioral indicators.

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and include that in the training that we already have.

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so.

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We planned.

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In our proposal to train on almost all.

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the patrol officers within the Philadelphia Police Department.

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as well as regional law enforcement officers and private sector.

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personnel, which is similar to the programming already have, but.

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ust expanding it, increasing the numbers and hopes of.

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increasing our reporting in.

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order to provide targeted violence.

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and terrorism prevention in the Philadelphia metropolitan area, thanks.

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Perfect thank you so much. So now I.

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am gonna answer. Ask the panel a couple of questions unfortunately.

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I can't see when they raise their hands so they we do.

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some popcorn style where if they feel very.

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confident or sure about answering the question they can answer it.

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and if someone already answers that question fully.

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we continue to the next question.

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So the first question I'm going to ask is how did you discover a?

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dive into the realm? The realm of CP3 model of terrorism prevention?

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I'm happy to jump in Hector if you'd like. This is Jody.

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from the San Francisco Bay area. We dove into this grant.

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program because in particular we are recipient of Homeland Security.

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grant program Grant and also.

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a FEMA grant. And when we saw the model

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namely the public health approach, to preventing violence and a focus.

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on the whole of society or whole community.

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we thought it would be a nicely fit within our mission and.

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so that's why we tried our best, right?

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Went through the Nofo and.

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Notice of funding opportunity. Dissected it as much as we could, and.

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then submitted our application.

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Thank you darling.

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Uhm it with any other panel members like to add on.

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to that question answer. If not its fine.

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I can't unmute. Hello, yes, I hear you now.

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Yeah, very good yeah. I mean I'll say it for us it was.

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a bit different. We were already established as.

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a nonprofit 51C3 in 2017.

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that looked at the probability.

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that countering violent extremism initiatives.

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would be transformed largely under a public health landscape.

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in general, and we're trying to contribute to that process. So we're.

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very happy to see the 2019 strategic.

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Framework and from there the expectation.

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that there would be grants launched in 2020 and now.

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we're here.

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So I think a lot of organizations were aware of this, the.

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conversations that were being happening amongst.

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governmental officials in particular on what's.

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VE would look like in those very difficult to understand.

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Years 2016, 2017, and.

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we were very excited to see the strategic framework for was an excellent document.

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to push the level of practice forward and.

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And waited and anticipated the opportunity.

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Hey Jesse.

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Uhm?

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Ki Tampa at the next question then?

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Uhm?

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So it's.

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Kind of related to that question, just more specifically.

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how did you figure out your project ideas aligned with this?

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grant program?

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Mr Tara, I can answer this so again.

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We reviewed the Nofo and the guidance in there, and.

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given that we were already structured.

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to collect information on do outreach.

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in terms of making the.

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law enforcement and the Community our Community.

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partners aware of terrorism prevention.

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and targeted violence, we felt that the program we had.

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already fit very well into.

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Uhm, what the grant was asking for.

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being that we had an existing program within the fusion center structure.

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which is a DHS program in itself and.

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since we already had many partnerships with.

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A community public health.

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emergency management, private sector law enforcement.

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As is all part of a fusion center, it was.

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easy for us to incorporate that into.

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our program.

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Thank you Tara.

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When this is Jody Hector, I'm I'd like to add to.

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that beautiful articulation of how they got into.

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this grant program. We did many informational interviews.

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with our fusion centers with our stakeholder groups.

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and when looking at the notice of funding opportunity, it's clear.

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that there's a wide array of early prevention strategies.

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that are eligible for this grant, and I have.

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to say that we thought we're not. We're not quite sure we're going to. We're going.

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to go for it and put them some interesting solutions.

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like a mental health film contest.

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For kids, but we asked national organizations like.

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our.

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Uhm?

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Our fusion center, the gentleman that runs it is actually the President of the national.

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Fusion Center Association, and we also asked our.

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local FBI or schools.

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Just what would make the biggest difference?

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and when looking at the nofo we had to make sure that.

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the programs and projects were evidence based. As you mentioned earlier.

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and that it that we would be able to.

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implement these programs as.

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they were intended according to the notice of funding opportunity.

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But as many, many of our of us.

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will met will relate to sometimes.

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some of these projects and programs have to be translated in a way.

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that.

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Meets the grant language and I think that was one of my early.

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moments. After dissecting that notice of funding opportunity, realizing.

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trauma informed care, or know that there's a different language.

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that's used for some of these projects that I needed to translate into.

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grant language. So I also needed to understand.

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how the projects and application would be evaluated.

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and scored, and that was a big.

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I'm, I'll say it helped me.

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align our project ideas with the grant.

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Hector this is ML piggyback off of.

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what Jody was just beautifully saying I.

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have to say I intersected with this.

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really as.

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By the trainer and consultant in.

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the field of trauma psychology, which is my particular specialty.

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as a clinical psychologist, but really also as a as a.

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itioner.

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And my team at Boston Children's Hospital.

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We have a number of projects through what we call our.

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multidisciplinary violence prevention course. Some of them are.

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research based a lot of community based, participatory research.

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Some of them are more programmed development we.

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have some incredible partnerships that we've developed over the.

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years as a result of that work. And we've.

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also through our research and our own attempts at developing programming.

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really identified some pretty significant.

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gaps.

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That have had impacts on the programs we've tried to develop.

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as well, and in many ways for our FY20.

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project. It really came out of the idea of feeling like.

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As a practitioner.

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Maybe not even wearing my trainer and consultant.

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had, but really as a practitioner.

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Feeling like I was never trained.

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during my clinical training to be able to work.

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with particular populations, and that felt really problematic.

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to me and feeling like as a practitioner, I needed to.

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do something to address that gap so.

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that the general mental.

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health workforce was a bit more prepared to respond to.

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To the unique needs of individual.

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individuals at risk for TV TP. So I feel like I.

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wore. The practitioner had pretty heavily and putting.

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my application together.

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And I'll piggy piggy.

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back briefly off of everybody come in statements.

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so far for us it was a natural fit in 2020 because.

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we had already established research into the.

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gaps that were existing in the recidivism reduction.

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promising practice tracks. So we were happy, very happy to see it isolated in the.

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strategic framework as a key area of concern and.

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then when it was when we looked at the nofo rollout in the structure of.

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the grant, which is a very unique sort of grant.

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structuring found, that was the best.

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Place for us to fit in 20 2020-2021 we.

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are very excited 'cause it was transitioning into public health space and.

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language. Increasingly between 2020 and the issuance of the No.

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phone 2021 from the government and even from.

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practitioners in the field was really utilizing terms like trauma.

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informed approaches pushing better.

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conceptualization and definitions of what a local prevention.

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framework represented in line with a public health approach, and.

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so for the 2020 series thinking more in terms.

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of like networks and.

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Ecosystems that are crucial to the realm of public.

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health. Informed programming.

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nd deciding to partner with care violence global for us was really.

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important because it gave us an evidence based protocol.

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and methodology that had been applied to violence in general but not.

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necessarily. As Emma was saying to this specific realm of.

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targeted violence and terrorism prevention, and I think that's.

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what's really important about trying to figure out where your strengths.

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are as an organization when you pursue and read through the no phone and try.

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to figure out where you can apply and where you can fit in is trying.

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to get a very good understanding of the evolution of.

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What was once called preventing and countering violent extremism?

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but is now, especially in the United States, being.

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in being referred to as targeted violence.

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and terrorism prevention. So I think it's really thinking.

00:28:48.735 --> 00:28:51.835
about what kind of innovations can we pull? What kind of best?

00:28:51.835 --> 00:28:55.375
practices can we pull from other spaces and bring them into?

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the formulation of best practices here in this space?

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So I'm thinking through that requires.

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an assessment of strengths, but it also requires an understanding of where.

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it is your.

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Local network cats who are your key partners?

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because of course, it really requires thinking through multi sectoral development.

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00:29:19.795 --> 00:29:20.825
I think Jesse.

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Great answers there, so I'm going to go into.

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So, and I'm going to go into some questions about the TBTP application.

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Uhm, at some of the panelists mentioned we do.

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have a notice of funding opportunity, then off the new.

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one has not yet been approved, but you can find the.

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old one from fiscal year this year 20.

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1 on our website. If you want to take a look at it to see.

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some of the language that is being referred to.

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From the panelists and some type of a man.

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The choir mints when applying, but the first.

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question I want to ask anyway is how did how did you? How?

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did you all identify your target population?

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Tom, this is Jody Travis Arrow from the Bay Area and I.

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think our I asked the fusion center where what is our largest?

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gap and where do you think we should focus our energy?

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and our fusion center said that schools.

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would be an excellent way to start. We do conduct.

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athira and we do evaluate gaps in capabilities.

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regularly however.

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Some schools just seemed to be sort of off the radar.

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so we also asked our as.

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I mentioned, these professional organizations, so we.

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went to the threat assessment professional.

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organization we went. I think it's a tap. We went to school.

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counselors. We went to behavioral health and mental health.

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It's a statewide association for practitioners and.

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others and just said, what do you think we should focus on that would help.

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the practitioners out there on the ground who are dealing with prevention.

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every day.

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And I was very happy to see.

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again a large list of potential projects.

00:31:07.505 --> 00:31:07.505


00:31:08.065 --> 00:31:11.655
And so in order to prepare for that, it was it.

00:31:11.655 --> 00:31:14.735
was going through that nofo. It's always having shovel ready.

00:31:14.735 --> 00:31:17.855
projects you that might be eligible and knowing.

00:31:17.855 --> 00:31:21.255
what the unmet needs are on the ground and how to frame.

00:31:21.255 --> 00:31:24.935
an eligible project within the budget and scope.

00:31:26.405 --> 00:31:29.455
And just working with your partners out there to make sure.

00:31:29.455 --> 00:31:30.555
it's what they need.

00:31:33.515 --> 00:31:36.705
I should add one more thing, Hector week we did receive the.

00:31:36.705 --> 00:31:40.155
Secret Service report on averting school violence.

00:31:40.155 --> 00:31:43.195
The end tak advisories? I mean that and.

00:31:43.195 --> 00:31:46.225
I think even now we've got a surgeon general report.

00:31:46.225 --> 00:31:49.905
But bottom line is, we're we're using this statistics and language.

00:31:49.905 --> 00:31:53.575
of provided to us out of our national threat assessment folks or.

00:31:53.575 --> 00:31:56.705
experts in the field. Localising the language as well.

00:31:56.705 --> 00:31:59.725
and trying to write these projects around and.

00:31:59.725 --> 00:32:01.785
justify around the gap.

00:32:03.505 --> 00:32:04.065
Thank you.

00:32:12.535 --> 00:32:13.815
Thank you Joe. I injury.

00:32:19.885 --> 00:32:21.695
Does anybody have anything to add on?

00:32:26.535 --> 00:32:30.995
Can I mean this is Emma? I'll just say briefly I 2nd.

00:32:30.995 --> 00:32:32.925
ond everything that Jody said.

00:32:34.195 --> 00:32:37.215
My project specifically, uhm, you.

00:32:37.215 --> 00:32:42.055
we have a partner in the.

00:32:42.055 --> 00:32:42.055


00:32:42.105 --> 00:32:42.425
Here.

00:32:42.475 --> 00:32:42.665
Yeah.

00:32:44.255 --> 00:32:47.425
I'm only disciplinary threat assessment team that's convened.

00:32:47.425 --> 00:32:52.425
by the Boston based FBI and.

00:32:52.425 --> 00:32:55.665
initially for this particular project.

00:32:55.665 --> 00:32:58.905
We also have. Our team has an NIJ grant where we're really.

00:32:58.905 --> 00:33:02.545
supporting that particular team in developing their threat assessment.

00:33:02.545 --> 00:33:02.545


00:33:03.245 --> 00:33:06.805
Team and it became very clear when we started.

00:33:06.805 --> 00:33:08.075
partnering with.

00:33:08.545 --> 00:33:11.035
The Boston based team it was.

00:33:12.125 --> 00:33:15.665
Very clear that there was meant there were mental health needs identified.

00:33:15.665 --> 00:33:18.805
by these individuals that they were assessing and those who were.

00:33:18.805 --> 00:33:21.815
up more lower, moderate concern.

00:33:21.815 --> 00:33:25.365
and therefore going to be held more in the Community.

00:33:25.365 --> 00:33:25.365


00:33:25.875 --> 00:33:29.065
A mental health would always come up, but nobody.

00:33:29.065 --> 00:33:32.205
knew where to send their referrals. I just nobody knew.

00:33:32.205 --> 00:33:35.345
where to send any of these individuals for any.

00:33:35.345 --> 00:33:36.115
level of.

00:33:36.685 --> 00:33:39.975
Psychosocial support and that felt like a.

00:33:39.975 --> 00:33:43.015
humongous problem or they would send them to agencies and we.

00:33:43.015 --> 00:33:46.615
heard very quickly when we were following those referrals that no.

00:33:46.615 --> 00:33:49.735
community based mental health practitioners in certain agencies actually wanted to.

00:33:49.735 --> 00:33:53.545
work with or accept these referrals and so.

00:33:53.545 --> 00:33:56.915
bottom line is this really came out of the partnerships and.

00:33:56.915 --> 00:34:00.195
clear gaps identified areas of need and figuring.

00:34:00.195 --> 00:34:03.315
out how we can be of supporting filling that gap within our own.

00:34:03.315 --> 00:34:04.515
communities.

00:34:06.055 --> 00:34:09.275
It also goes back right to the particular goal.

00:34:09.275 --> 00:34:13.575
of the FY21 grant, which is really in strengthening.

00:34:13.575 --> 00:34:17.305
partnerships, having communities strengthen partnerships with multidisciplinary.

00:34:17.305 --> 00:34:19.125
threat assessment and management teams as well.

00:34:20.375 --> 00:34:23.685
So I think that's probably why we lasered in on the needs of that particular.

00:34:23.685 --> 00:34:24.175
partner.

00:34:30.885 --> 00:34:31.555
Thank you Emma.

00:34:35.845 --> 00:34:38.895
I I'm gonna go off my questions real.

00:34:38.895 --> 00:34:41.985
quick 'cause I seen someone in the chat accent. Good question.

00:34:41.985 --> 00:34:41.985


00:34:42.855 --> 00:34:46.505
What advice would you give someone who's new it was never applied to?

00:34:46.505 --> 00:34:48.425
Maybe not even apply to federal award?

00:34:51.435 --> 00:34:54.615
I think the biggest challenge is just to get set up on the grants.

00:34:54.615 --> 00:34:57.665
gov and get their duns number and.

00:34:57.665 --> 00:35:00.885
just get everything set up now immediately. And that's just the.

00:35:00.885 --> 00:35:04.785
registration and access to the portals where you have to submit, but.

00:35:04.785 --> 00:35:08.005
the next, the next piece of advice I would give is.

00:35:08.005 --> 00:35:11.025
just go for it, go for it, call us let.

00:35:11.025 --> 00:35:11.625
us help you.

00:35:12.105 --> 00:35:14.665
Uhm, we need more applicants.

00:35:14.985 --> 00:35:18.005
Doing the great work that they do just.

00:35:18.005 --> 00:35:19.105
on a greater scale.

00:35:21.595 --> 00:35:24.625
And I would. I would cut in and say that after that the most.

00:35:24.625 --> 00:35:27.665
important thing is to get familiar with the evolution of.

00:35:27.665 --> 00:35:30.725
programming in this space, because it is a.

00:35:30.725 --> 00:35:34.305
relatively nascent field of.

00:35:34.305 --> 00:35:37.345
practice, particularly as it transitions away from.

00:35:37.345 --> 00:35:40.785
previous iterations around the globe that were preventing.

00:35:40.785 --> 00:35:43.555
and countering violent extremism branded.

00:35:44.125 --> 00:35:47.515
Come and it's really important to understand.

00:35:47.515 --> 00:35:50.695
the evolution of that process. I think to get your mind in.

00:35:50.695 --> 00:35:54.195
the realm of what is needed for this grant especially.

00:35:54.195 --> 00:35:57.275
if you're coming from practicing some.

00:35:57.275 --> 00:36:00.575
level of related targeted violence terrorism.

00:36:00.575 --> 00:36:03.955
prevention programming, but trying.

00:36:03.955 --> 00:36:07.035
to embed it in these current efforts.

00:36:07.035 --> 00:36:10.275
it's really, I think, important to understand as much as you can.

00:36:10.275 --> 00:36:13.735
about the strategic framework where it came from previous.

00:36:13.735 --> 00:36:15.615
iterations in 2016.

00:36:15.665 --> 00:36:18.895
Even the evolution of the strategic implementation plan.

00:36:18.895 --> 00:36:22.235
which started this all in the United States under the Obama administration.

00:36:22.235 --> 00:36:25.415
that was released in 2011 and for me.

00:36:25.415 --> 00:36:28.615
when you can understand that and understand your project.

00:36:28.615 --> 00:36:31.895
is fitting into an evolution.

00:36:31.895 --> 00:36:35.265
in a relatively nascent field of practice, it becomes easier.

00:36:35.265 --> 00:36:38.375
to get creative and also to better.

00:36:38.375 --> 00:36:41.835
understand the terminology and the nomenclature that in some.

00:36:41.835 --> 00:36:45.015
ways in what CP3 is setting.

00:36:45.015 --> 00:36:45.755
up is.

00:36:45.795 --> 00:36:48.845
Is a new set of.

00:36:48.845 --> 00:36:51.905
terms that is revolving around a public.

00:36:51.905 --> 00:36:56.705
health approach right? But at the end of the day doesn't necessarily have something.

00:36:56.705 --> 00:37:00.045
you can refer to that's been encounter.

00:37:00.045 --> 00:37:03.505
radicalization. Counter violent extremism efforts that.

00:37:03.505 --> 00:37:06.535
has a parallel. So conceptually it's important.

00:37:06.535 --> 00:37:09.605
to understand conceptually what the?

00:37:09.605 --> 00:37:12.725
efforts of CP3 or aiming to do. I think in.

00:37:12.725 --> 00:37:15.775
order to figure out where your organization best fits and.

00:37:15.775 --> 00:37:16.845
then to understand that.

00:37:16.895 --> 00:37:18.195
This is really about.

00:37:18.245 --> 00:37:21.315
Developing relationships in a whole.

00:37:21.315 --> 00:37:24.595
of society. Manner that do include, well enforcement, do include.

00:37:24.595 --> 00:37:27.715
ent do include civil society organizations but.

00:37:27.715 --> 00:37:31.635
that establish relationships between them that are synergistic.

00:37:31.635 --> 00:37:31.635


00:37:32.825 --> 00:37:36.035
And to try to then make the most appropriate network.

00:37:36.035 --> 00:37:39.095
and outreach to identify what you might be able to do based on your own.

00:37:39.095 --> 00:37:40.185
expertise as an app.

00:37:51.805 --> 00:37:55.125
Uhm, yeah I think for me as.

00:37:55.125 --> 00:37:58.235
a clinical psychologist who.

00:37:58.235 --> 00:38:01.315
identify strong ways of trauma psychologists, that's my background.

00:38:01.315 --> 00:38:04.415
That's how I think I've been in that field for.

00:38:04.415 --> 00:38:07.475
years. I think one of the biggest.

00:38:07.475 --> 00:38:11.535
things that I had to do with writing this grant was just reminding.

00:38:11.535 --> 00:38:14.615
myself to. This is taking a whole of society approach.

00:38:14.615 --> 00:38:18.605
This is about multidisciplinary teamwork and once spoke on.

00:38:18.605 --> 00:38:22.295
the wheel and I need to bring together and a team.

00:38:22.295 --> 00:38:23.545
that represents.

00:38:24.105 --> 00:38:27.295
Multiple sectors, multiple agencies.

00:38:27.295 --> 00:38:29.095
to do this work, and.

00:38:29.165 --> 00:38:32.625
I have a particular lens.

00:38:32.625 --> 00:38:35.665
then that lens is valuable in a whole.

00:38:35.665 --> 00:38:38.985
of society multidisciplinary approach like perspective.

00:38:38.985 --> 00:38:42.165
It's not. It's not everything, but I think to some extent.

00:38:42.165 --> 00:38:45.345
I can. I think mental health providers can kind of psych themselves.

00:38:45.345 --> 00:38:48.645
out around some of this stuff around thinking like oh, what do I?

00:38:48.645 --> 00:38:51.785
ave to contribute or I'm not a forensic cut?

00:38:51.785 --> 00:38:54.895
psychologist specifically? Do I have stuff of value to say in this?

00:38:54.895 --> 00:38:57.935
space? Absolutely, absolutely and.

00:38:57.935 --> 00:39:00.555
this work really, really requires a whole communities.

00:39:00.605 --> 00:39:04.435
And full teams, but I would say just not underestimating.

00:39:04.435 --> 00:39:07.615
kind of your particular spoke on that wheel and going.

00:39:07.615 --> 00:39:10.735
for it. You most people don't get grant funding 'cause they don't primary.

00:39:10.735 --> 00:39:13.755
reason is 'cause they don't write it. And I think if.

00:39:13.755 --> 00:39:17.635
you can get over that hurdle there is some incredible innovations.

00:39:17.635 --> 00:39:20.595
to be having this field and I'm excited to see where we go from here.

00:39:24.485 --> 00:39:27.525
Hi this is Tara. I'm just to kind of piggyback.

00:39:27.525 --> 00:39:28.645
off what everyone else said.

00:39:29.745 --> 00:39:32.845
1st, just see what your needs are and where it would.

00:39:32.845 --> 00:39:36.115
fit within the guidance as provided and.

00:39:36.115 --> 00:39:39.335
also see what partners you already have that you can work with and others.

00:39:39.335 --> 00:39:42.705
that you may want to partner with to help.

00:39:42.705 --> 00:39:44.435
you and also.

00:39:44.805 --> 00:39:47.835
We see what resources and capabilities.

00:39:47.835 --> 00:39:51.235
you already have that maybe you can use.

00:39:51.235 --> 00:39:54.415
and you can use that as a foundation for whatever program.

00:39:54.415 --> 00:39:58.415
you want to come to build upon or.

00:39:58.415 --> 00:40:00.475
if you're creating a new one. So in my case.

00:40:00.955 --> 00:40:03.995
We built off of them. Already established program.

00:40:03.995 --> 00:40:07.235
hich showed that we had the capability to handle this and then.

00:40:07.235 --> 00:40:09.795
move on, so that's always an option too.

00:40:17.535 --> 00:40:18.865
Thank you panel members.

00:40:19.795 --> 00:40:22.855
I promise we're more than halfway done with these questions, but these are all.

00:40:22.855 --> 00:40:24.135
great answers, very useful.

00:40:26.025 --> 00:40:29.135
Before I go to the next question, just other remind everybody in the.

00:40:29.135 --> 00:40:31.985
chat questions regarding.

00:40:33.645 --> 00:40:36.905
The grant those going to be after towards the end.

00:40:36.905 --> 00:40:40.135
questions regarding anything you can absorb.

00:40:40.135 --> 00:40:43.505
from panel members. I'll try to get them in or have my.

00:40:43.505 --> 00:40:46.825
colleague asthma. Make sure I get the more she wax them when I'm.

00:40:46.825 --> 00:40:47.775
done with my questions.

00:40:48.725 --> 00:40:51.915
So next question is you guys mentioned writing the application?

00:40:51.915 --> 00:40:55.295
I'm pretty amazed because some of you had didn't.

00:40:55.295 --> 00:40:59.115
have a grant writer and you guys wrote it yourself and I think.

00:40:59.115 --> 00:40:59.115


00:41:00.515 --> 00:41:04.275
I think that one of the challenging part is writing it and sticking to the instructions.

00:41:04.275 --> 00:41:04.275


00:41:05.405 --> 00:41:10.575
So if you get if whenever, whenever you can give a brief advice.

00:41:10.575 --> 00:41:14.395
or tips, things experience you had writing the application.

00:41:17.545 --> 00:41:20.665
Yeah, this is Tara. I can write.

00:41:20.665 --> 00:41:23.925
some guidance on that. So yeah, I wrote it myself.

00:41:23.925 --> 00:41:24.955
I hadn't.

00:41:25.935 --> 00:41:29.035
Written this particular grant before when I wrote it in 20.

00:41:29.035 --> 00:41:32.055
0, so I think you just.

00:41:32.055 --> 00:41:35.075
have to be very detail oriented. So I read the.

00:41:35.075 --> 00:41:37.635
guidance very carefully.

00:41:38.335 --> 00:41:41.645
And tried to fill in.

00:41:41.645 --> 00:41:44.985
based on what was written with.

00:41:44.985 --> 00:41:48.305
everything I could. In addition, I'll admit some of the things.

00:41:48.305 --> 00:41:52.205
I hadn't done before such.

00:41:52.205 --> 00:41:55.235
as a logic model. So the internet.

00:41:55.235 --> 00:41:59.355
for me was a great resource to look up different examples of.

00:41:59.355 --> 00:41:59.355


00:41:59.405 --> 00:42:02.525
We gotta do that, and so I pulled different.

00:42:02.525 --> 00:42:04.365
examples and then re read the.

00:42:04.775 --> 00:42:08.025
The guidance, again and.

00:42:08.025 --> 00:42:11.185
I think it's just a matter of being very detail oriented.

00:42:11.185 --> 00:42:14.325
and looking at what they're asking for and.

00:42:14.325 --> 00:42:16.505
trying to provide that.

00:42:25.275 --> 00:42:26.515
Thank you Tara.

00:42:28.435 --> 00:42:31.455
Uhm, I jump to next question, then think.

00:42:31.455 --> 00:42:34.865
k that's a good answer. No one had anything to add another.

00:42:34.865 --> 00:42:36.285
important part.

00:42:37.395 --> 00:42:40.425
About an application is the implementation measurement plan.

00:42:40.425 --> 00:42:43.705
where we abbreviate as the IMPI.

00:42:43.705 --> 00:42:45.805
Speaking of that, we are planning.

00:42:46.925 --> 00:42:50.165
A webinar for that talking about metrics and measurements, which is.

00:42:50.165 --> 00:42:54.145
important, part of this being a grantee for.

00:42:54.145 --> 00:42:54.995
in January.

00:42:56.045 --> 00:42:56.935
But anyways.

00:42:58.185 --> 00:43:01.515
So this is such a portent part you get scored.

00:43:01.515 --> 00:43:04.595
This is a large part of your score in the application. I want to hear from.

00:43:04.595 --> 00:43:06.695
the panel.

00:43:08.935 --> 00:43:11.365
Experience writing that implementation measurement plan.

00:43:12.865 --> 00:43:16.815
I will kick it off and suggesting so.

00:43:16.815 --> 00:43:18.355
for me I.

00:43:19.565 --> 00:43:22.715
Help it, a lot of other organizations think through their projects.

00:43:22.715 --> 00:43:25.835
and think about how to approach the nofo because it is.

00:43:25.835 --> 00:43:26.895
very unique.

00:43:27.205 --> 00:43:30.235
A notice of funding opportunity in the sense.

00:43:30.235 --> 00:43:33.255
that you have single prevention track projects and then you can combine them.

00:43:33.255 --> 00:43:36.845
to formulate local prevention, track projects. And then there's the innovation track.

00:43:36.845 --> 00:43:39.855
It's very hard to figure out exactly how that works, particularly if you're.

00:43:39.855 --> 00:43:43.065
an organization that hasn't been around that long in the USA.

00:43:43.065 --> 00:43:46.215
gambit on the development of targeted violence and terrorism prevention.

00:43:46.215 --> 00:43:49.295
programming. So a lot of them didn't even.

00:43:49.295 --> 00:43:52.495
realize that there wasn't Impa until they had already written their proposal and.

00:43:52.495 --> 00:43:55.735
then they went back to review the nofo and realized what's this document.

00:43:55.735 --> 00:43:57.395
and then they opened it up.

00:43:57.695 --> 00:44:00.895
Opened up an entirely new can of worms for them, but I think.

00:44:00.895 --> 00:44:03.955
one of the things that I've learned and we've written successful proposals for.

00:44:03.955 --> 00:44:07.015
State department philanthropic organizations, DHS now.

00:44:07.015 --> 00:44:10.455
And where young organization. But I'm definitely growing and developing.

00:44:10.455 --> 00:44:14.195
my skills as a proposal writer, and I think until you can articulate.

00:44:14.195 --> 00:44:17.235
the basic gist of what goes in the IMP it.

00:44:17.235 --> 00:44:20.455
might not make any sense to write the proposal so.

00:44:20.455 --> 00:44:23.655
I actually start now. And this probably, maybe.

00:44:23.655 --> 00:44:26.835
y own style and preference, but.

00:44:26.835 --> 00:44:28.115
I think it might be worth.

00:44:28.165 --> 00:44:31.315
Thinking through for other potential applicants I.

00:44:31.315 --> 00:44:34.455
start with PIMP the implementation and monitoring plan.

00:44:34.455 --> 00:44:37.595
and I start to think through being able to articulate.

00:44:37.595 --> 00:44:41.015
it in that sort of chart, structured form with an idea.

00:44:41.015 --> 00:44:44.075
for how it would look, where it turned into a logic model.

00:44:44.075 --> 00:44:47.135
and inserted into the application gives me.

00:44:47.135 --> 00:44:50.525
a better ability to be able to dissect the project.

00:44:50.525 --> 00:44:54.395
And it's all of its complexities in a manner that speaking to specifically.

00:44:54.395 --> 00:44:57.855
measurable objectives and thinking about it in.

00:44:57.855 --> 00:44:59.035
a way that's going to help me.

00:44:59.085 --> 00:45:02.175
Ultimately articulate it better when I put it to.

00:45:02.175 --> 00:45:05.295
words in the actual proposal narrative, so.

00:45:05.295 --> 00:45:08.645
just one thing to point out there. I mean, it is a crucial document, I think.

00:45:08.645 --> 00:45:08.645


00:45:09.155 --> 00:45:12.285
And I think it actually.

00:45:12.285 --> 00:45:16.015
makes much more sense to do it before you.

00:45:16.015 --> 00:45:19.025
rights proposal, or at least to be able to articulate the basic.

00:45:19.025 --> 00:45:22.085
gist of the implementation and monitoring plan before.

00:45:22.085 --> 00:45:22.905
you write the proposal.

00:45:24.675 --> 00:45:27.825
I totally agree, Jesse. This is Jody. We also.

00:45:27.825 --> 00:45:30.945
have project plans that we flushed out at a high.

00:45:30.945 --> 00:45:34.045
high level, but at least we've gone through.

00:45:34.045 --> 00:45:37.205
what it would take to implement and so having a project.

00:45:37.205 --> 00:45:40.255
plan ahead of time for the multitude of projects you're.

00:45:40.255 --> 00:45:43.665
considering applying for us as a really good best practice.

00:45:43.665 --> 00:45:47.045
And that includes milestones, tasks.

00:45:47.045 --> 00:45:50.185
a budget and looking at.

00:45:50.185 --> 00:45:53.285
as Jesse and all the others have mentioned, just how is.

00:45:53.285 --> 00:45:56.205
this? What is the intent of the NOFO, and how will the projects?

00:45:56.265 --> 00:45:56.935
Discord.

00:45:57.325 --> 00:46:00.435
Uhm, metrics you can Google metrics on.

00:46:00.435 --> 00:46:03.795
training programs and come up with some ideas on how the.

00:46:03.795 --> 00:46:07.495
project would be evaluated, which is the final part of the IMP.

00:46:07.495 --> 00:46:10.925
But once you once you look at that nofo it tells you everything.

00:46:10.925 --> 00:46:14.055
you need to know, but it is difficult to think through.

00:46:14.055 --> 00:46:17.285
a great idea that you have and then planning.

00:46:17.285 --> 00:46:20.575
it all out so it would fit into that.

00:46:20.575 --> 00:46:23.725
I MP, but that's how we were.

00:46:23.725 --> 00:46:27.115
able to approach this and make sure our application was detailed.

00:46:27.115 --> 00:46:27.115


00:46:27.315 --> 00:46:30.455
And by the way, we've decided to submit for multiple projects and.

00:46:30.455 --> 00:46:33.495
we looked for diversity and a local framework that would touch.

00:46:33.495 --> 00:46:37.415
on a variety of stakeholder groups that would be part of a multidisciplinary team.

00:46:37.415 --> 00:46:38.715
Thank you.

00:46:44.925 --> 00:46:47.205
Thank you Jody for answering that question.

00:46:47.415 --> 00:46:50.595
Tab am. I know you just got back. They would just answering.

00:46:50.595 --> 00:46:53.975
some questions on ask a question about.

00:46:53.975 --> 00:46:57.035
the implementation measurement plan. How did you go about that? What?

00:46:57.035 --> 00:46:58.795
tips would you give for writing that?

00:47:02.505 --> 00:47:06.475
I totally agree with the answers that I heard.

00:47:06.475 --> 00:47:06.475


00:47:06.545 --> 00:47:07.315
Uhm?

00:47:08.535 --> 00:47:12.705
Trying to think if I have any other insights of that our value.

00:47:12.705 --> 00:47:12.705


00:47:14.825 --> 00:47:15.835
I.

00:47:18.315 --> 00:47:21.505
I think for me it's probably the.

00:47:21.505 --> 00:47:24.545
I'm totally a scientist practitioner here, so it's probably the research.

00:47:24.545 --> 00:47:27.065
and researcher in me, but I really.

00:47:27.135 --> 00:47:31.045
Uhm, the IMP for May did not.

00:47:31.045 --> 00:47:34.155
feel like a as.

00:47:34.155 --> 00:47:37.445
challenging portion of the proposal to write. I really.

00:47:37.445 --> 00:47:41.015
when I put first put this together myself, I really started.

00:47:41.015 --> 00:47:44.085
with the logic model in many ways after identifying the.

00:47:44.085 --> 00:47:47.685
need and stuck there for awhile and the IMP.

00:47:47.685 --> 00:47:50.805
just followed really nicely from the logic model.

00:47:50.805 --> 00:47:53.905
itself. I tried to think about sometimes we come.

00:47:53.905 --> 00:47:57.005
up with these big picture ideas, but how do we break them down into their?

00:47:57.005 --> 00:47:59.905
smallest, smallest, smallest achievable parts?

00:47:59.965 --> 00:48:02.945
And going step by step by step through that process.

00:48:03.625 --> 00:48:06.645
It was really helpful for me. It almost felt like if I started.

00:48:06.645 --> 00:48:09.805
with the logic model in the IMPA, the rest of the proposal just really wrote it.

00:48:09.805 --> 00:48:10.605
wrote itself.

00:48:11.355 --> 00:48:14.515
Uhm, so apologies if I reiterated some things.

00:48:14.515 --> 00:48:16.195
that other people said, but that's.

00:48:17.245 --> 00:48:20.315
That would be my advice really.

00:48:20.315 --> 00:48:23.375
Try to think about these concepts and their smallest smallest components.

00:48:23.375 --> 00:48:23.375


00:48:28.185 --> 00:48:28.935
Thank you.

00:48:29.755 --> 00:48:32.845
Great answers there and I'm a rights.

00:48:32.845 --> 00:48:36.325
I think he's one of my grants issue like she writes great implementation.

00:48:36.325 --> 00:48:39.485
measurement plans, but is also key to note. Be specific.

00:48:42.505 --> 00:48:46.095
Think about dates and anybody can write a great implementation.

00:48:46.095 --> 00:48:49.855
measurement like you don't have to be a scientist, you just need to what we.

00:48:51.295 --> 00:48:53.925
Uhm, you could find.

00:48:54.785 --> 00:48:56.485
That online as well.

00:48:56.545 --> 00:48:59.905
About a month but so don't get discouraged.

00:48:59.905 --> 00:49:03.155
by the pen, although it's a large part.

00:49:03.155 --> 00:49:03.885
of the scoring.

00:49:04.485 --> 00:49:07.675
Of your applications are talking about other important.

00:49:07.675 --> 00:49:10.135
aspects of the application, otherwise sustainability.

00:49:10.865 --> 00:49:13.995
Bad people get the mistaken, say sustainable while we.

00:49:13.995 --> 00:49:17.285
understand the organization cannot fund cannot function.

00:49:17.285 --> 00:49:20.595
without funds, sustainability is more than that, so I.

00:49:20.595 --> 00:49:21.225
want to hear.

00:49:22.065 --> 00:49:25.355
How did you got? Why are your projects the ones?

00:49:25.355 --> 00:49:26.695
you guys proposed sustainable?

00:49:26.805 --> 00:49:36.805


00:49:37.595 --> 00:49:40.875
While cutting 1st and say that ours are sustainable because.

00:49:40.875 --> 00:49:41.745
they're replicable.

00:49:42.685 --> 00:49:45.745
And I think that's where the field is at, so one of.

00:49:45.745 --> 00:49:48.785
the interesting things about having local prevention framework.

00:49:48.785 --> 00:49:51.805
is that you can look at a particular region or.

00:49:51.805 --> 00:49:55.395
a particular any geographic concentration.

00:49:55.395 --> 00:49:58.745
and you can think about what we might do here to Taylor programming.

00:49:58.745 --> 00:50:02.165
that's appropriate for they need that we identify, but.

00:50:02.165 --> 00:50:05.645
how that also can inform the broader field of practice, and that's essentially.

00:50:05.645 --> 00:50:08.275
what's going on in the evolution in this space.

00:50:08.845 --> 00:50:12.035
It seems to us anyway with.

00:50:12.035 --> 00:50:15.085
regard to what CP3 is doing and what they.

00:50:15.085 --> 00:50:17.815
epartment of Homeland is security is doing in general.

00:50:18.445 --> 00:50:21.515
So on top of that, it's.

00:50:21.515 --> 00:50:24.995
also not the intention of a hope of society approach to be permanently.

00:50:24.995 --> 00:50:28.085
funded by the federal government. These are, I think, if you.

00:50:28.085 --> 00:50:31.155
iew your project is something that from the beginning, like.

00:50:31.155 --> 00:50:34.255
in the application of the public health approach that we're doing.

00:50:34.255 --> 00:50:37.855
with cure violence global in Portland, we've already secured philanthropic.

00:50:37.855 --> 00:50:41.115
funding from the Rotary Club we've already.

00:50:41.115 --> 00:50:44.395
gotten an organ community fund foundational grant. We're already.

00:50:44.395 --> 00:50:48.455
talking to the mayor's office about them potentially funding.

00:50:48.455 --> 00:50:48.455


00:50:48.515 --> 00:50:51.545
We're collaborating with us as we implemented.

00:50:51.545 --> 00:50:54.605
DHS program, so beginning to think about.

00:50:54.605 --> 00:50:57.845
sustainability for the how are you going to?

00:50:57.845 --> 00:51:01.025
maintain the project once the grant period is over, but.

00:51:01.025 --> 00:51:04.325
also with regards to the development of an intervention workbook?

00:51:04.325 --> 00:51:07.425
that's going to be implemented as a pilot in Southern California prison.

00:51:07.425 --> 00:51:10.845
then identifying state, local, and federal opportunities to maybe replicate.

00:51:10.845 --> 00:51:13.925
that program where expand upon it like we did if.

00:51:13.925 --> 00:51:16.985
look at the overlapping nature of our 20.

00:51:16.985 --> 00:51:19.485
0 grant where we developed an ability to.

00:51:19.705 --> 00:51:22.715
Have an intervention that can be evaluated to work with.

00:51:22.715 --> 00:51:25.885
the actual target population. That is terrorism related offenders.

00:51:25.885 --> 00:51:28.995
and those subject to radicalization in prison settings, but then.

00:51:28.995 --> 00:51:32.295
in 2021 seeing that Grant had actually produced a really.

00:51:32.295 --> 00:51:35.345
valuable product to think about how you can get creative.

00:51:35.345 --> 00:51:38.525
and expand that by making more people in the country aware.

00:51:38.525 --> 00:51:41.715
of it by building out a multi sectoral network, it's.

00:51:41.715 --> 00:51:45.015
all kind of developing a public health and.

00:51:45.015 --> 00:51:48.125
evidence based field right with the opportunities to replicate.

00:51:48.125 --> 00:51:51.595
your project. The system for needs analysis.

00:51:51.595 --> 00:51:51.595


00:51:51.655 --> 00:51:54.975
And assessment that we're developing based on best practices.

00:51:54.975 --> 00:51:58.075
in a range of scientific.

00:51:58.075 --> 00:52:01.285
realms and disciplines in Portland could very.

00:52:01.285 --> 00:52:04.685
easily be replicated next year in Michigan.

00:52:04.685 --> 00:52:08.385
or in Boston or in Washington, DC with.

00:52:08.385 --> 00:52:11.595
some innovation and tailoring of it to the local needs.

00:52:11.595 --> 00:52:14.655
And it's from those looking at it like that.

00:52:14.655 --> 00:52:17.765
Then we're all kind of working together, right? Because if one of us succeeds.

00:52:17.765 --> 00:52:21.075
at doing something, well, we have the possibility to connect with others somewhere.

00:52:21.075 --> 00:52:23.375
lse geographically where we can feed into.

00:52:23.805 --> 00:52:26.855
Constantly pushing the field forward and being basically.

00:52:26.855 --> 00:52:30.035
we're in our opinion we're getting a.

00:52:30.035 --> 00:52:33.255
field that has had some time to develop.

00:52:33.255 --> 00:52:36.295
that is relatively new and fresh and with the new thinking.

00:52:36.295 --> 00:52:39.825
that's coming at the direction of CP3 office unable.

00:52:39.825 --> 00:52:43.975
push a field that has been very controversial.

00:52:43.975 --> 00:52:47.435
at least in a direction where it is.

00:52:47.435 --> 00:52:50.475
not necessarily considered counter.

00:52:50.475 --> 00:52:53.615
effectual and thinking about.

00:52:53.615 --> 00:52:55.935
it like that leads to questions about sustainability.

00:52:56.075 --> 00:52:59.175
In the beginning, not as the grant approaches its end.

00:52:59.175 --> 00:52:59.175


00:53:04.185 --> 00:53:07.195
For the Bay Area, you'll see when we implement training.

00:53:07.195 --> 00:53:10.315
programs, we typically if it was virtual.

00:53:10.315 --> 00:53:13.705
we record it and put it on our website or we share.

00:53:13.705 --> 00:53:16.755
training materials where we do train the trainer programs that.

00:53:16.755 --> 00:53:19.855
keep it sustainable long after the project is.

00:53:19.855 --> 00:53:21.375
over. Thank you.

00:53:26.875 --> 00:53:30.635
So this is Tara. And so in.

00:53:30.635 --> 00:53:33.725
the case of our program, we're quite fortunate that we sit.

00:53:33.725 --> 00:53:36.915
under our larger umbrella organization and.

00:53:36.915 --> 00:53:40.185
hich there are already programs like this so.

00:53:40.185 --> 00:53:43.225
that's also one ave you can take.

00:53:43.225 --> 00:53:46.905
up to make sure you have conversations with your management.

00:53:46.905 --> 00:53:50.085
and that these programs will be sustained.

00:53:50.085 --> 00:53:53.915
after the grant funding ends, or to put in policies.

00:53:53.915 --> 00:53:57.445
and procedures that allow for the program to be sustained.

00:53:57.445 --> 00:53:57.445


00:53:57.945 --> 00:54:00.625
But again, putting it under.

00:54:01.005 --> 00:54:04.055
Already existing organization or.

00:54:04.055 --> 00:54:07.165
program is also one ave you can take.

00:54:07.165 --> 00:54:07.165


00:54:09.925 --> 00:54:13.285
Also, because we're do you wanna see entity?

00:54:13.285 --> 00:54:16.805
what we're doing is choosing innovative projects for the TBTP?

00:54:16.805 --> 00:54:20.635
grant and then regional Ising and expanding those grants through our?

00:54:20.635 --> 00:54:24.345
Sorry those projects through our Yasi grant which.

00:54:24.345 --> 00:54:27.825
is much larger and we used the domestic violent extremism.

00:54:27.825 --> 00:54:30.955
national priority area to do that and that also helps.

00:54:30.955 --> 00:54:34.025
that it's sustainable, at least for another couple years.

00:54:34.025 --> 00:54:37.515
But then again, we do provide that other sustainability element.

00:54:37.515 --> 00:54:40.385
of train, the trainers and other.

00:54:40.665 --> 00:54:41.295
Concepts.

00:54:44.925 --> 00:54:48.125
This is Emma Boston children's. Yeah, our approach is.

00:54:48.125 --> 00:54:50.765
really pretty similar as.

00:54:50.825 --> 00:54:54.125
Uhm, within our center we provide.

00:54:54.125 --> 00:54:57.275
a lot of technical assistance visa vie lots.

00:54:57.275 --> 00:54:59.495
of other grant projects that were actively working on.

00:54:59.975 --> 00:55:03.035
We have lots of platforms that we can.

00:55:03.035 --> 00:55:06.255
freely push out certain content. We made sure in writing.

00:55:06.255 --> 00:55:10.215
this particular grant to that the.

00:55:10.215 --> 00:55:13.475
resources we develop will be freely available.

00:55:13.475 --> 00:55:16.495
that are partnerships like partnering for example with the Mccain.

00:55:16.495 --> 00:55:19.935
Institute's prevention Practitioners Network, another grantee.

00:55:19.935 --> 00:55:23.315
is going to help us. We reach a pretty wide audience.

00:55:23.315 --> 00:55:26.435
and they already have platforms in existence for training.

00:55:26.435 --> 00:55:29.165
and consultation and the prevention space.

00:55:29.215 --> 00:55:32.645
Uhm, so yeah, leveraging existing networks.

00:55:32.645 --> 00:55:35.665
really helps. I think also to go back to what?

00:55:35.665 --> 00:55:38.925
people have been saying this whole.

00:55:38.925 --> 00:55:42.525
panel is making sure that if you're.

00:55:42.525 --> 00:55:46.205
oject is focused on filling.

00:55:46.205 --> 00:55:49.305
a gap visa vie clearly identified need.

00:55:49.305 --> 00:55:52.445
If you're responding to a clearly identified need, ideally right.

00:55:52.445 --> 00:55:56.485
it would hopefully it's going to be more sustainable because.

00:55:56.485 --> 00:55:56.485


00:55:57.085 --> 00:56:00.305
There's a clear need in existence.

00:56:00.305 --> 00:56:03.425
and you are not just developing something because it's a great idea.

00:56:03.425 --> 00:56:04.075
it's really.

00:56:04.605 --> 00:56:08.075
Practically helpful in response to an identified.

00:56:08.075 --> 00:56:11.255
need and of course, I think that's also going to help.

00:56:18.605 --> 00:56:21.685
Hi, this is awesome. I'd like to jump in quickly.

00:56:21.685 --> 00:56:25.105
to answer the faith based organizations question.

00:56:25.105 --> 00:56:26.825
after hop off in a little bit.

00:56:27.505 --> 00:56:30.395
Uhm, so the question was.

00:56:33.725 --> 00:56:37.235
Any recommendations for houses of faith regarding?

00:56:37.235 --> 00:56:40.545
applying for funding to help improve terrorism threat detection?

00:56:40.545 --> 00:56:41.575
and deterrence?

00:56:42.515 --> 00:56:46.015
So firstly I would say I would highlight that.

00:56:46.015 --> 00:56:49.155
the TV TP grant doesn't fund physical.

00:56:49.155 --> 00:56:52.385
protection equipment or projects we've seen.

00:56:52.385 --> 00:56:55.435
a couple of houses of faith apply for.

00:56:55.435 --> 00:56:58.495
those types of projects and that.

00:56:58.495 --> 00:57:00.755
won't be eligible under this opportunity.

00:57:01.405 --> 00:57:04.495
Additionally, I would just suggest thinking about.

00:57:04.495 --> 00:57:07.515
how early terrorism prevention initiatives.

00:57:07.515 --> 00:57:10.615
could be helpful in your communities that's relevant to.

00:57:10.615 --> 00:57:11.875
really anyone applying.

00:57:12.475 --> 00:57:15.705
And then also through a to think through the 8.

00:57:15.705 --> 00:57:18.745
project types that will be highlighted in.

00:57:18.745 --> 00:57:21.785
the NOFO to determine which type would be.

00:57:21.785 --> 00:57:24.995
feasible for you, but also beneficial for your communities.

00:57:24.995 --> 00:57:24.995


00:57:25.585 --> 00:57:28.675
Uhm, currently our grantees.

00:57:28.675 --> 00:57:31.815
that are working with faith communities for the most part.

00:57:31.815 --> 00:57:35.055
work with the threat assessment.

00:57:35.055 --> 00:57:38.495
and management team project Type B training.

00:57:38.495 --> 00:57:42.195
and awareness project types or the bystander engagement.

00:57:42.195 --> 00:57:45.315
project types. So those are just the three most.

00:57:45.315 --> 00:57:48.475
common that I've noticed, but you're free to apply.

00:57:48.475 --> 00:57:52.615
to any of the 8:00 or to the innovation track.

00:57:52.615 --> 00:57:55.705
Come for the training and awareness and bystander engagement.

00:57:55.705 --> 00:57:55.705


00:57:55.795 --> 00:57:59.765
We did just does have some existing.

00:57:59.765 --> 00:58:03.285
curricula that some of our grantees rely.

00:58:03.285 --> 00:58:06.545
on for those project types. We have the Community awareness.

00:58:06.545 --> 00:58:07.925
briefing and.

00:58:08.965 --> 00:58:12.075
A bystander engagement curriculum called.

00:58:12.075 --> 00:58:15.125
the Care curriculum. So if.

00:58:15.125 --> 00:58:18.705
you're interested in those two project types, you can email us.

00:58:18.705 --> 00:58:22.185
and we would be happy to provide those so you can look through.

00:58:22.185 --> 00:58:22.185


00:58:23.115 --> 00:58:26.185
That information and see.

00:58:26.185 --> 00:58:28.565
if any of that would be relevant to your communities.

00:58:31.335 --> 00:58:32.075
Thank you asthma.

00:58:32.795 --> 00:58:36.615
Uhm right panel. I got through all my questions.

00:58:36.615 --> 00:58:39.675
Last question is probably any.

00:58:39.675 --> 00:58:42.875
lessons learned or any last notes you want to leave that?

00:58:42.875 --> 00:58:45.795
and that the stakeholders who are attending this webinar with?

00:58:45.905 --> 00:58:55.905


00:58:57.185 --> 00:58:59.625
Maybe it's we're here to help.

00:59:00.775 --> 00:59:03.865
Under, we encourage everybody to try and.

00:59:03.865 --> 00:59:06.785
acquire the grant to support local prevention efforts.

00:59:09.635 --> 00:59:11.155
Thank you Jody, yeah.

00:59:16.115 --> 00:59:16.785
Uhm?

00:59:17.845 --> 00:59:22.045
So there's no, my answer is I wanna thank the panel for taking.

00:59:22.045 --> 00:59:25.505
those questions for me today, putting.

00:59:25.505 --> 00:59:28.925
you guys on the spot really appreciate it and let.

00:59:28.925 --> 00:59:32.065
me just check double chat. Double check the chat if there's.

00:59:32.065 --> 00:59:35.295
any questions that I missed from the audience, but.

00:59:35.295 --> 00:59:39.045
if the audience if you want to ask a question to the panel.

00:59:39.045 --> 00:59:39.045


00:59:39.585 --> 00:59:42.605
Maybe you can try to put in the chat now and I can.

00:59:42.605 --> 00:59:42.605


00:59:43.295 --> 00:59:46.315
So one person said, is it OK to reach out to some of?

00:59:46.315 --> 00:59:46.845
the guests?

00:59:50.965 --> 00:59:54.385
I think that probably individual basis I'll take, I'll take.

00:59:54.385 --> 00:59:59.045
I'll reach out to the pen or after this, and if you.

00:59:59.045 --> 01:00:02.365
would like to reach out to them, just shoot me an email and.

01:00:02.365 --> 01:00:05.025
I can see if I can make that possible.

01:00:07.145 --> 01:00:10.235
Uhm, I know, Jody you answered this question in the chat, but one of.

01:00:10.235 --> 01:00:10.805
the persons

01:00:11.275 --> 01:00:14.845
One of the attendee said I.

01:00:14.845 --> 01:00:17.905
have also have a concern about the community pushback.

01:00:17.905 --> 01:00:18.515
against the.

01:00:18.785 --> 01:00:21.965
Because the community has little trust for government, but I.

01:00:21.965 --> 01:00:25.135
do not believe we need to. Also, I believe we also need to breathe.

01:00:25.135 --> 01:00:28.395
bridge, build a bridge between those who serve the government so.

01:00:28.395 --> 01:00:31.015
the patient feels that they are in a room and part of change.

01:00:31.655 --> 01:00:35.615
It will take work, but I think we can build a bridge so how?

01:00:35.615 --> 01:00:37.705
did? How did you guys deal with?

01:00:38.495 --> 01:00:40.395
This trust and community.

01:00:43.965 --> 01:00:47.255
If it, if you look at the reason and the rationale.

01:00:47.255 --> 01:00:50.275
for some of the criticism in the past, some of it.

01:00:50.275 --> 01:00:53.695
was valid, and much of it was unnuanced so.

01:00:53.695 --> 01:00:57.115
it's important to be educated.

01:00:57.115 --> 01:01:00.255
and objective about the reality of the criticism.

01:01:00.255 --> 01:01:03.575
that has been levied against CVE efforts in the United States.

01:01:03.575 --> 01:01:06.655
But to also be balanced, and to recognize that the new.

01:01:06.655 --> 01:01:09.895
framework established in 2019 does innocence.

01:01:09.895 --> 01:01:13.075
set forth and ability to articulate. But that's exactly what.

01:01:13.075 --> 01:01:14.995
the realization on the federal government.

01:01:15.045 --> 01:01:18.055
Side is that they can arrest their way, nor investigate.

01:01:18.055 --> 01:01:21.395
their way out of this problem. But unless we get civil society.

01:01:21.395 --> 01:01:24.615
actors that are willing to engage with them and we build out.

01:01:24.615 --> 01:01:27.775
the whole of society approach that the framework discuss is.

01:01:27.775 --> 01:01:30.835
then of course there's only one thing for them left.

01:01:30.835 --> 01:01:34.375
to do as well, so it's just being able to articulate.

01:01:34.375 --> 01:01:37.635
I think the public health approach and its distinction.

01:01:37.635 --> 01:01:41.055
from previous understandings of preventing and countering.

01:01:41.055 --> 01:01:44.555
violent extremism and then being able to point out.

01:01:44.555 --> 01:01:44.555


01:01:45.055 --> 01:01:48.345
Through sometimes that I always use the strategic framework.

01:01:48.345 --> 01:01:51.385
when there's resistance and we had.

01:01:51.385 --> 01:01:54.705
many conversations when the nofo went public, we are a member.

01:01:54.705 --> 01:01:57.725
of the Alliance for Peacebuilding, which has a large collective of peace.

01:01:57.725 --> 01:02:00.785
ting institutions, many of which were coming home to do.

01:02:00.785 --> 01:02:03.875
domestic work and trying to get engaged and figure out how did they could get.

01:02:03.875 --> 01:02:07.245
funding to do what they had typically done overseas.

01:02:07.245 --> 01:02:10.345
And a lot of people decided not to apply.

01:02:10.345 --> 01:02:13.515
and I think that was unfortunate, based on largely upon.

01:02:13.515 --> 01:02:15.845
disinformation that they received from.

01:02:16.175 --> 01:02:19.365
People that really don't paint a very.

01:02:19.365 --> 01:02:22.655
nuanced, accurate portrayal of what happened. The only way we can repair.

01:02:22.655 --> 01:02:25.885
that is if we can continue to get good work done that.

01:02:25.885 --> 01:02:29.645
actually is effective. That concentrates on behavior.

01:02:29.645 --> 01:02:33.425
not on ideology, in which is one of the primary criticisms.

01:02:33.425 --> 01:02:36.525
and so I think.

01:02:36.525 --> 01:02:39.775
really, it's being able to articulate it in the same way that Jody did in.

01:02:39.775 --> 01:02:43.175
the chat. The importance of recognizing that you.

01:02:43.175 --> 01:02:47.005
whole of society framework allows for.

01:02:47.005 --> 01:02:47.005


01:02:47.065 --> 01:02:50.115
Government, and particularly the law enforcement.

01:02:50.115 --> 01:02:53.185
aspect, to be buffered and enhanced by the.

01:02:53.185 --> 01:02:54.975
engagement of civil society.

01:02:59.345 --> 01:02:59.985
Thanks Jesse.

01:03:00.735 --> 01:03:04.025
Because the question here is actually from a grantee patty.

01:03:04.025 --> 01:03:05.855
I see, Patty.

01:03:07.345 --> 01:03:10.505
She's one of our grantees in fifth in fiscal year 20.

01:03:10.505 --> 01:03:10.505


01:03:10.995 --> 01:03:14.495
Who also works. Infusion center and.

01:03:14.495 --> 01:03:17.515
he's happy to hear that you've left. Leverage existing.

01:03:17.515 --> 01:03:20.765
elationships so one of her questions is did.

01:03:20.765 --> 01:03:23.905
you form new relationships with community stakeholders who might not be?

01:03:23.905 --> 01:03:26.155
traditional fusion center partners?

01:03:28.285 --> 01:03:31.305
I would have to say boy did we. This is Jody from the.

01:03:31.305 --> 01:03:34.425
Bay Area and absolutely we typically work with law enforcement and.

01:03:34.425 --> 01:03:37.655
fire, public health and emergency managers and in this.

01:03:37.655 --> 01:03:41.015
space we decided to focus on.

01:03:41.015 --> 01:03:44.145
schools. Behavioral health, juvenile.

01:03:44.145 --> 01:03:47.965
probation and mental health etc organizations.

01:03:47.965 --> 01:03:51.455
s that support and faith based organizations.

01:03:51.455 --> 01:03:54.635
and so that was very challenging but.

01:03:54.635 --> 01:03:57.675
it started by asking the practitioners out.

01:03:57.675 --> 01:03:58.965
there schools.

01:03:59.265 --> 01:04:01.375
Throat assessment teams, if they have one.

01:04:02.285 --> 01:04:05.895
And if what would make a difference given the?

01:04:05.895 --> 01:04:09.055
risk factors that exist and really even now?

01:04:09.055 --> 01:04:12.155
with the post covid situation, we're going back out to.

01:04:12.155 --> 01:04:15.505
say what are you seeing out there and what can we. What can we do to help?

01:04:15.505 --> 01:04:15.505


01:04:16.755 --> 01:04:19.845
And that's not hard. I mean it, you start with.

01:04:19.845 --> 01:04:22.955
trying to figure out who has the relationships in.

01:04:22.955 --> 01:04:26.165
place that you might already know. I went as far as going.

01:04:26.165 --> 01:04:29.345
on Linkedin and actually connecting with local.

01:04:29.345 --> 01:04:30.035
stakeholders.

01:04:30.345 --> 01:04:34.155
Uhm, I cold called. I mean, I leveraged relationships.

01:04:34.155 --> 01:04:37.675
I went to our FEMA region nine partners and ask them to.

01:04:37.675 --> 01:04:41.035
help me help and bend me really in their faith.

01:04:41.035 --> 01:04:44.155
based organization effort. But it was it's.

01:04:44.155 --> 01:04:47.595
not easy to build new relationships, but

01:04:47.595 --> 01:04:50.935
we did it and I think I even went to the California.

01:04:50.935 --> 01:04:55.205
State Department of Education and downloaded the and.

01:04:55.205 --> 01:04:58.325
basically created a separate distribution list of all school districts.

01:04:58.325 --> 01:05:00.475
which is 250 in the Bay Area and.

01:05:00.575 --> 01:05:03.605
2000 schools and anyways with.

01:05:03.605 --> 01:05:06.945
that it's not hard to build out new stakeholder groups.

01:05:06.945 --> 01:05:10.065
if you if you're willing to put just.

01:05:10.065 --> 01:05:13.105
kind of really dive into it and make it happen, but that was.

01:05:13.105 --> 01:05:16.645
tremendously helpful. I'd say in reducing the push back.

01:05:16.645 --> 01:05:19.925
one other item to note is in this grant.

01:05:19.925 --> 01:05:23.305
we had some of our program.

01:05:23.305 --> 01:05:26.365
leaders who are implementing our projects that we that they did not.

01:05:26.365 --> 01:05:29.505
want a DHS logo or any mention of.

01:05:29.505 --> 01:05:30.765
terrorism prevention.

01:05:30.965 --> 01:05:34.015
On a mental health project and of course, Hector in the.

01:05:34.015 --> 01:05:37.055
team were great. They said just submit what you're looking.

01:05:37.055 --> 01:05:40.135
to do and they approve that and of.

01:05:40.135 --> 01:05:43.515
course we totally understand that we don't want to necessarily associate.

01:05:43.515 --> 01:05:46.605
just terrorism and.

01:05:46.605 --> 01:05:47.345
mental health so.

01:05:48.895 --> 01:05:52.045
So anyways, with that we reached out to all of our stakeholder groups.

01:05:52.045 --> 01:05:56.315
especially those that had concerns over the previous rollout of the countering.

01:05:56.315 --> 01:05:59.325
violent extremism effort and.

01:05:59.325 --> 01:06:02.505
now we have a new group of stakeholders that are now participating in other.

01:06:02.505 --> 01:06:05.605
parts of our programs and anyways took to also.

01:06:05.605 --> 01:06:08.635
step back the grant. It takes a lot to apply for and.

01:06:08.635 --> 01:06:11.835
manage the grant. Excuse me, but what we're doing?

01:06:11.835 --> 01:06:14.865
at the UI is we are actually.

01:06:14.865 --> 01:06:17.605
helping to bring in those nonprofits that.

01:06:17.655 --> 01:06:20.685
Do the amazing work that they do and we're managing a.

01:06:20.685 --> 01:06:23.765
lot of the grand elements. So thank you so much for this opportunity.

01:06:23.765 --> 01:06:25.485
I hope everybody applies for the grant.

01:06:28.335 --> 01:06:29.055
Thanks Jody.

01:06:31.425 --> 01:06:32.075
Uhm?

01:06:33.605 --> 01:06:36.655
Tired you have anything to add? If not I know we.

01:06:36.655 --> 01:06:39.515
already our in and I do have some extra slides.

01:06:39.585 --> 01:06:42.895
Some good tips though I wanna give.

01:06:42.895 --> 01:06:45.945
so you might not want to jump off this. Uhm, uhm.

01:06:45.945 --> 01:06:49.415
this presentation just yet this webinar, but Tower.

01:06:49.415 --> 01:06:51.335
Do you have anything to add? If not, I'll continue.

01:06:53.185 --> 01:06:54.865
No, we've been using mainly.

01:06:54.915 --> 01:06:58.085
As the Fusion center partners.

01:06:58.085 --> 01:07:01.755
that we currently have your traditional partners that I mentioned previously.

01:07:01.755 --> 01:07:01.755


01:07:02.115 --> 01:07:05.575
But Jody has demonstrated.

01:07:05.575 --> 01:07:08.775
some great additional partnering, so I was.

01:07:08.775 --> 01:07:11.815
glad to hear that. And she gave me some new ideas. So for.

01:07:11.815 --> 01:07:15.715
this initial piece, we're just using our current established.

01:07:15.715 --> 01:07:18.015
program and building off of that.

01:07:19.405 --> 01:07:19.855
Thanks.

01:07:20.565 --> 01:07:21.095
Perfect.

01:07:21.835 --> 01:07:24.905
Hector this is Emma. Can I just jump in really quickly?

01:07:24.905 --> 01:07:28.415
on one thing? Yes, I know you had mentioned before.

01:07:28.415 --> 01:07:31.435
Kind of any general lessons learned. Pearls of.

01:07:31.435 --> 01:07:33.855
wisdom. I just feel it's also important because.

01:07:35.275 --> 01:07:38.495
To highlight here that building these partnerships.

01:07:38.495 --> 01:07:41.735
does take time. Yes, we were leveraging existing partnerships and.

01:07:41.735 --> 01:07:44.895
certainly for our FY21 project, had to build a lot of new.

01:07:44.895 --> 01:07:48.555
ones as well and in some parallel fields.

01:07:48.555 --> 01:07:51.815
that the field of TVT can learn from and.

01:07:51.815 --> 01:07:54.845
all that to say it takes a lot of time and.

01:07:54.845 --> 01:07:57.685
if you have partners to that are not necessarily.

01:07:58.095 --> 01:08:01.545
They are little bit more hesitant or reluctant.

01:08:01.545 --> 01:08:04.985
perhaps. I just think it's really important to emphasize.

01:08:04.985 --> 01:08:08.485
that I'm so glad a panel like this is being held now.

01:08:08.485 --> 01:08:11.765
before the funding announcement even is out.

01:08:11.765 --> 01:08:15.745
because I think these partnership building conversations

01:08:15.745 --> 01:08:19.105
start him early. Have him early, began to engage.

01:08:19.105 --> 01:08:22.125
people early so that like the partners to.

01:08:22.125 --> 01:08:25.345
have some level of heaven hesitance, maybe actually have a true.

01:08:25.345 --> 01:08:27.665
opportunity to.

01:08:27.895 --> 01:08:31.075
To support.

01:08:31.075 --> 01:08:34.375
you to partner with you and identifying the needs to shape.

01:08:34.375 --> 01:08:37.515
the proposal that you're not trying to fit all this stuff in a back.

01:08:37.515 --> 01:08:40.795
end that you're really allowing and building these partnerships.

01:08:40.795 --> 01:08:44.255
and supporting your partners in informing the development.

01:08:44.255 --> 01:08:46.835
of their proposal in a meaningful way so.

01:08:48.595 --> 01:08:51.735
Just wanted to add that two cents. Thanks, Hector great.

01:08:51.735 --> 01:08:55.425
great. That's great. Anything that numbered any of the grandkids can do.

01:08:55.425 --> 01:08:58.455
The potential applicants can do early on is.

01:08:58.455 --> 01:09:02.175
better, right? Because when they, when they notice of funding opportunity.

01:09:02.175 --> 01:09:05.575
comes out. It's really hard to gather.

01:09:05.575 --> 01:09:08.715
ather all these partnerships recommendations and do it in.

01:09:08.715 --> 01:09:11.925
that in that amount of time so you just inspired actually one.

01:09:11.925 --> 01:09:15.535
last question. There's no more in the chat. What can? What kind of potential?

01:09:15.535 --> 01:09:18.465
applicant do now before the notice?

01:09:18.605 --> 01:09:19.555
Opportunity comes out.

01:09:29.205 --> 01:09:29.615
Jody

01:09:29.665 --> 01:09:32.195
throwing that at sign up for grants.gov. That's a good one.

01:09:33.325 --> 01:09:36.375
Start that process, which can be found on our website, it's.

01:09:36.375 --> 01:09:39.395
links and videos to the anti.

01:09:39.395 --> 01:09:43.155
grant system Sams Gov. Learn about that stuff we're going to.

01:09:43.155 --> 01:09:45.165
o have slick sheets post that our website soon.

01:09:46.425 --> 01:09:48.785
Anything else you might add that they can start now?

01:09:50.025 --> 01:09:53.195
Figure out whether you want to apply under because.

01:09:53.195 --> 01:09:56.535
it probably you could estimate that the process will stay relatively.

01:09:56.535 --> 01:09:56.945
the same.

01:09:57.735 --> 01:10:01.065
For a promising practices track or a local.

01:10:01.065 --> 01:10:04.485
prevention framework or an innovation, track the difference between.

01:10:04.485 --> 01:10:07.495
a local prevention framework proposal and.

01:10:07.495 --> 01:10:09.845
a innovation track proposal is substantive.

01:10:10.635 --> 01:10:13.785
And if it's going to be non innovation.

01:10:13.785 --> 01:10:17.005
track then you're going to have to really concentrate on a target.

01:10:17.005 --> 01:10:20.625
area and that requires early networking.

01:10:20.625 --> 01:10:21.665
so that you have.

01:10:22.615 --> 01:10:25.725
Partners that can speak to the promising practice track.

01:10:36.445 --> 01:10:39.815
Thank you Jesse and Joey. Joey is also writing it in the tractors.

01:10:39.815 --> 01:10:43.155
review. The past notice of funding opportunities so.

01:10:43.155 --> 01:10:46.735
you can begin thinking about the language, drafting narratives.

01:10:46.735 --> 01:10:50.075
to put all elements, thinking about your inp. All this.

01:10:50.075 --> 01:10:52.255
stuff that goes into a great proposal.

01:10:53.405 --> 01:10:56.535
Alright, I think I'm I think I saw that the panel members before.

01:10:56.535 --> 01:10:59.545
my question, so I'm going to continue this presentation and if.

01:10:59.545 --> 01:11:02.675
there's any questions generally you can ask them now and.

01:11:02.675 --> 01:11:06.055
I associate director David O'leary joined us at the end.

01:11:06.055 --> 01:11:06.055


01:11:06.415 --> 01:11:09.495
Once I've finished going through some quick points.

01:11:09.495 --> 01:11:12.535
maybe he can answer some of those questions. If we have any.

01:11:12.535 --> 01:11:13.445
new ones, so.

01:11:13.635 --> 01:11:23.635


01:11:32.965 --> 01:11:36.025
And one which the panel members talked about is is having.

01:11:36.025 --> 01:11:39.475
the same as sustainability plan that that's more than just.

01:11:39.475 --> 01:11:42.715
saying we're going to apply for more money or having other forms of money.

01:11:42.715 --> 01:11:46.015
or saying how your program can be replicated in.

01:11:46.015 --> 01:11:49.745
other areas, right? That's very important. That's what we want to see in sustainability plan.

01:11:49.745 --> 01:11:49.745


01:11:50.985 --> 01:11:53.805
To get a good amount of points in that section.

01:11:54.845 --> 01:11:58.155
Another one is very try to.

01:11:58.155 --> 01:12:01.335
think about your target population, specify it.

01:12:01.335 --> 01:12:04.595
It's a lot of times we get demographic information and.

01:12:04.595 --> 01:12:06.195
while we understand.

01:12:06.945 --> 01:12:10.225
In the beginning of the process of planning, you don't have to award yet, you're.

01:12:10.225 --> 01:12:13.245
still trying to hash out that information, it's important.

01:12:13.245 --> 01:12:16.335
to be specific if you can't just say we're going to the county.

01:12:16.335 --> 01:12:19.645
or Arlington, you have to think about the schools. What are the fire schools?

01:12:19.645 --> 01:12:22.685
that, if you, for example, if you're doing a training, what are the?

01:12:22.685 --> 01:12:25.925
five schools that are going to be doing this training at? It needs to be that.

01:12:25.925 --> 01:12:28.865
level of specificity, specificity.

01:12:29.995 --> 01:12:33.125
Another one is fairly are to argue why you chose that target.

01:12:33.125 --> 01:12:36.385
population, right? What if you chose youth? Why?

01:12:36.385 --> 01:12:38.895
in that in your community why you chose?

01:12:40.825 --> 01:12:43.905
Law enforcement why you need to say why you chose.

01:12:43.905 --> 01:12:46.915
that population and other one is implement.

01:12:46.915 --> 01:12:50.175
image implementation. Measure plan does not follow up on.

01:12:50.175 --> 01:12:51.055
art method.

01:12:51.765 --> 01:12:55.875
And I said we're gonna have a webinar on this and January.

01:12:55.875 --> 01:12:59.245
so please attend that to really 'cause it's explained.

01:12:59.245 --> 01:12:59.245


01:12:59.695 --> 01:13:04.105
Great, it's gonna be explained perfectly by our.

01:13:04.105 --> 01:13:04.105


01:13:04.155 --> 01:13:07.405
Uhm by Kathleen who?

01:13:07.405 --> 01:13:11.005
give some tips on and it's really and it would really make things a lot easier.

01:13:11.005 --> 01:13:11.005


01:13:11.725 --> 01:13:15.185
Another one is a fairly explained budget. Costs indirect costs.

01:13:15.185 --> 01:13:17.935
salary, staff frozen hours.

01:13:18.265 --> 01:13:21.415
Come to the contract. The coffin, who the contractor?

01:13:21.415 --> 01:13:25.455
s and what they would do. We want that level of detail to know how.

01:13:25.455 --> 01:13:26.635
money is being spent.

01:13:28.005 --> 01:13:31.855
And also if you have supporting documents, it's.

01:13:31.855 --> 01:13:31.855


01:13:32.685 --> 01:13:35.855
It's good to have a supporting document, but it's even better to say how.

01:13:35.855 --> 01:13:38.975
that organization is going to support you or what work they're going to do with.

01:13:38.975 --> 01:13:41.355
u, in the grant, make it very specific.

01:13:42.835 --> 01:13:44.755
And if you start early, they should be able to, right?

01:13:44.815 --> 01:13:48.765
Come the, there should be a right that in their support.

01:13:49.865 --> 01:13:53.025
Another one is a failure to stay under proposed project is different.

01:13:53.025 --> 01:13:56.315
from a previous project. If you already a previous grantee, so.

01:13:56.315 --> 01:13:59.425
everyone I was awarded here had new projects, now they're not.

01:13:59.425 --> 01:14:02.575
awarded for the same thing they did in fiscal year 20.

01:14:02.575 --> 01:14:04.425
They propose totally new projects.

01:14:04.895 --> 01:14:05.525
Uhm?

01:14:06.965 --> 01:14:08.135
So that's why they were awarded.

01:14:08.875 --> 01:14:09.575
Uhm?

01:14:11.385 --> 01:14:14.555
Another one is failure to research. Other organization is doing similar.

01:14:14.555 --> 01:14:17.625
work in the area and region. This is in your needs assessment. The part of the.

01:14:17.625 --> 01:14:18.255
application.

01:14:19.035 --> 01:14:22.335
It doesn't hurt you. It doesn't hurt in an applicant.

01:14:22.335 --> 01:14:25.735
to have knowledge of the organizations.

01:14:25.735 --> 01:14:28.865
doing similar work that actually makes your application.

01:14:28.865 --> 01:14:32.055
stronger, 'cause it shows you have connections you.

01:14:32.055 --> 01:14:35.375
know what people are doing, or if there's no one doing that, at least you.

01:14:35.375 --> 01:14:38.535
did. No one doing this type of work in your community, at least you. You've shown that.

01:14:38.535 --> 01:14:42.295
you tried, you tried to do the research because.

01:14:42.295 --> 01:14:46.235
you actually lose points. If there's someone there ready doing the same model work and.

01:14:46.235 --> 01:14:49.315
you don't, and you haven't done your research to show to show.

01:14:49.315 --> 01:14:50.175
that your application.

01:14:50.715 --> 01:14:51.385
Uhm?

01:14:53.185 --> 01:14:56.435
No, and that got some misconceptions that could help you guys out with.

01:14:56.435 --> 01:14:56.435


01:14:57.065 --> 01:14:57.705
Uhm?

01:14:58.835 --> 01:15:01.965
I think asthma mentioned earlier when she jumped in.

01:15:01.965 --> 01:15:05.335
the grant is not designed for police equipment. It's or protection.

01:15:05.335 --> 01:15:08.675
or chronic focus is where we are on this prevention, this.

01:15:08.675 --> 01:15:11.795
whole Community approach this health model approach and.

01:15:11.795 --> 01:15:13.805
preventions. That's what we want to see.

01:15:15.105 --> 01:15:18.545
Another thing is we have we. We've gotten great proposals in the past.

01:15:18.545 --> 01:15:21.745
amazing, but they would only research and.

01:15:21.745 --> 01:15:24.065
the purpose of this group.

01:15:24.515 --> 01:15:27.985
For the purpose of this grant is not only research.

01:15:27.985 --> 01:15:31.065
you need to also propose something that's going.

01:15:31.065 --> 01:15:31.295
to be.

01:15:32.445 --> 01:15:35.695
I'm going to kill that can be used in the community.

01:15:35.695 --> 01:15:38.275
That's more important stuff that can be replicated.

01:15:38.685 --> 01:15:42.125
Maybe in other communities can be taught to other.

01:15:42.125 --> 01:15:45.135
talk to train training. The trainers people that other people.

01:15:45.135 --> 01:15:48.205
can use. So that's so researchers can.

01:15:48.205 --> 01:15:50.635
be at a point of component to create that.

01:15:52.125 --> 01:15:55.235
That tool that can be used for that training that can be.

01:15:55.235 --> 01:15:58.335
used by various communities, but we want something.

01:15:58.335 --> 01:16:00.195
that can be actually be used and replicated.

01:16:01.255 --> 01:16:01.985
Uhm?

01:16:02.715 --> 01:16:05.355
I think I mentioned that four point already.

01:16:06.015 --> 01:16:09.625
If your selected once you're not guaranteed.

01:16:09.625 --> 01:16:12.675
continuous funding, this grant isn't.

01:16:12.675 --> 01:16:15.185
for continuous funding, it's for new projects.

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And lastly, to be selected, you must not only have a great application.

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but also proposed a program that is needed in your Community.

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In the community that there will be implemented implemented.

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Uhm?

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I don't want to talk too much about the.

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The product, the promising practices, or the tracks because.

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that's something that's going to happen when notice of funding is released.

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but usually innovative is something that's new. It's untested.

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it's it doesn't relate to our promising practices.

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Uhm, it's a new theory of change. It hasn't been implemented.

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in this space before and then you can. You honestly can't.

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fit it in promising practices. And if you're a small organization

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I'm trying to apply this your first time it.

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might not be the best. The innovative.

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project is the most competitive track.

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so you might want to take that in mind and look into.

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the promising practices a bit more.

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And you know you can write send us email terrorism prevention.

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at DHS Gov if you have.

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more questions. If you're new to this and you like to.

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o set up some type of meeting or call where you can discuss a project.

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to see if it aligns with the.

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work we do. SCP-3 on our grants or if you don't even you.

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Also other ways to get involved with this mission.

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Now you only have to be a grantee. You're going to work with our regional prevention.

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officers who can connect you with one of them.

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For example, they provide community awareness briefings.

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And those they show how to.

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give the presentation. And they can also present it to.

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you. And you can sign up to it with that email.

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right there. You can send a cab briefing request. I HQ dot DHS.

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you can send that email if you would like a community awareness briefing.

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Or we can connect you to the regional prevention coordinator coordinator.

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as I mentioned before.

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Or if you want like stay in the loop of.

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our resources.

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I'm going to put this in the chat once I'm done speaking you could.

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sign up for our Gov delivery.

01:18:23.895 --> 01:18:27.405
You can also sign up for our newsletter and publication publication site.

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Stay up to date on what's happening in this space. So what's happening with our grant?

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01:18:31.605 --> 01:18:34.635
And then yeah.

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yeah, that's.

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Everything I'd say I'm sorry I rushed a little bit and I just want to make sure.

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everyone reading goes to or over time and I.

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didn't burn you out with that panel, but I think that last information.

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was key for everyone to hear.

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So I'm gonna look at the sea of any questions. Now I'm going.

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to put those resources now in the in.

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t so you guys can get those links.

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Uhm?

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I think sorry about that, I don't think.

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my slides were moving right.

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When I did this stuff, when I did the presentation.

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Alright, I'm gonna show I don't know if this slide was showing before.

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Or

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sorry about that.

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OK.

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OK one second alright. So if you guys.

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have any general questions.

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Now you guys can ask sensor in.

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the chat about the grant program.

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But I would first like to say thank you guys all for attending this.

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This panel thank you to all the panel members for their wisdom.

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Their voice and their experience.

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with the TV TP space getting.

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involved in this type of work that they also their experience with applying to this grant.

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Thank you so much for that and take care for everyone who attended the meeting.

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This will be recorded and I hope to get it on our.

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Uhm?

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Associate director David David Larry here. I don't know if you want to say.

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hi, David, I don't see any new questions in the chat coming in.

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01:20:19.015 --> 01:20:22.315
Hey Hector, a great presentation.

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I caught the back end of the panel as well. Thank you so much.

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Come to our wonderful panelists. Grant recipients.

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both for today and the work that they're doing in their communities.

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Uhm?

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I just want to say we.

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are trying to put out a lot of information in.

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advance of the nofo coming out.

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So we.

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put as much information out as we can.

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We're going to be updating and uploading things.

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Our website throughout the rest of this month and into.

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January, so if you check it out once, do.

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come back in January again and check out.

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for some more any new materials.

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But I do want to highlight a few people talked about partners.

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Partnerships are so important in this work.

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we often will say we want so.

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that the public health approach.

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It specifically calls for a multi.

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disciplinary actors participating.

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for a whole of society and so.

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The partners that you have in your application or.

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that you proposed to have in your application. It can really.

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show us how well the community is going.

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to rally behind this idea and have everybody participates so.

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Work on you if you're thinking about this.

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work on those partnerships. Now. You're not, it's not.

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going to be wasted effort if you're committed to working in this space because.

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you get some committed partners together and all of a sudden.

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there's.

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There's some critical.

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mass to do something, or to find some room.

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in next year's budget or her ovary or your operating.

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So even if you're not successful building these partnerships.

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or prevention or key regardless and so.

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doing that work up front will both make your application.

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stronger, but it'll make your capability stronger, so.

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Reached out to folks. I obviously people are going on holiday breaks.

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right now, but plan to hit the ground running in.

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January if you're. If you're planning to put in an application and.

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Thank you so much for joining today and again. Just thank you to our panelists.

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and to Hector for putting on such a great panel.

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Thanks Dave, I actually do see one last question.

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Sounds says people are or as most answering.

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but it sounds like this is not the form for obtaining government funding.

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Support for equipment like camera surveillance and entry door hardening.

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for houses of faith. Is that correct? And if not, if so, do

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you have any suggestions of where I should be going for this request I could?

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take that question?

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Yep, Jody put it in the nonprofit security grant.

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program is almost exclusively for that.

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ecessary. Just houses of worship, but also all.

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nonprofits. So we recommend you do.

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that. We are going to one of our things pieces of.

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content will be putting out will be a listing of other.

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grant programs related, and that one will be on there.

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with a link to their page. I will say this for most.

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programs, at least at DHS. We are waiting for Congress.

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To put that, put a full year appropriation end before those.

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notices go out. Once the nonprofit security.

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grant program goes out, you've got like I don't know.

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ten 1520 days tops to get.

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that application back into the state, so who?

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Google nonprofit Security Grant program out of FEMA will obviously get you the link.

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we put published that document. But go look at the.

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materials for that program and maybe their application.

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like ours doesn't change terribly much from year to year, or they do change.

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So you can look at the previous years programs.

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just like ours and get a sense of how to do how to.

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put together an application so you're ready to go when the opportunities open.

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Right, I don't think I see any more questions. Dave so.

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we should probably wrap this up. Thanks so good. Thank everyone for attending and people.

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are starting to trickle out. I see.

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Thank you, thank you. Happy holidays everyone.

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Thank you, happy holidays. Yeah, thank you. Happy holidays.

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