Overview:

The Department of Justice (DOJ) provides training and technical assistance (TTA) to further practical and specialized knowledge to implement and enhance justice system efforts. DOJ supports training and technical assistance that is both specifically geared toward tribes and across broader topic areas.

Upcoming DOJ Supported Training and Technical Assistance | TTA Topics and Eligibility | Grants and Financial Training | TTA Providers

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DOJ also provides subject matter-based training and technical assistance across other topic areas that include:

• law enforcement,
• substance abuse,
• mental health,
• corrections,
• domestic violence,
• victims assistance,
• juvenile justice,
• sex offender management,
• information sharing,
• strategic planning,
• staff development, and
• grants management.

For more information on these opportunities, please visit:

• The Bureau of Justice Assistance
• The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
• The Office of Community Oriented Policing Services
• The Office of Violence Against Women
• The Office of Sex Offender Sentencing, Monitoring, Apprehending, Registering, and Tracking
• Office for Victims of Crime

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In addition to subject matter-based TTA resources and tools to assist tribes with programmatic issues related to project implementation, DOJ offers grant management-related training and technical assistance regarding the grant application process, grant management, and financial management.

• Regional Financial Management Training Seminars
• OJP Financial Guide
• OVW Grant Program Reference Guide
• COPS Grants & Funding Tools for Grantees
• GMS Training and Technical Assistance
• OJP Grant Process
• Grants 101
• FFATA Sub-award Reporting Webinar

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Click on the organization name to read a brief description of the agency, services provided, contact information, and a link to each organization's website.

This group of organizations can deliver training assistance to both Coordinated Tribal Assistance Solicitation (CTAS) recipients and non-CTAS recipients.

American Probation & Parole Association
Center for Court Innovation
Education Development Center, Inc.
Fox Valley Technical College
Institute for Native Justice
Justice Solutions Group
National Center for Rural Law Enforcement, Criminal Justice Institute-
         University of Arkansas System
National Congress of American Indians
National Criminal Justice Association
National Indian Justice Center
National Judicial College
National Reentry Resource Center
Tribal Law and Policy Institute
University of North Dakota School of Law Tribal Justice Institute

The following list of organizations can provide training and technical assistance for CTAS and non-CTAS recipients as their funding permits.

Lamar Associates, LLC
Strategic Applications International
Upper Midwest Community Policing Institute (UMCPI)
Western Community Policing Institute (WCPI)

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