Rez Violence: Prevention & Intervention Flamingo Las Vegas

N ATIONAL INDIAN JUSTICE CENTER ANNOUNCES

Rez Violence: Prevention & Intervention Flamingo Las Vegas Hotel and Casino Las Vegas, Nevada October 26-28, 2011 Presented by: Joseph Myers, Eliminating Violence in Indian Executive Director, Communities! National Indian Justice Center Before tribal officials in Indian Country can effectively address violence, the roots of violence on the Rez must be identified and de- Hon. William Johnson fined. It is not enough to ackn owledge that there are categories of Chief Judge, violence: gang violence, domestic violence, school violence, police Confederated Tribes of violence, workplace violence and su icides. Interagenc y partner- Umatilla Tribal Court ships must be established and strategies must be designed to e limi- nate violent behavior and bring wellness to I ndian communities. This training session examines the entire scope of violence in In- dian Country and of fers innovative approaches to eliminating violent behavior. ______In this training session, we will cover:

 Overview of Reservation Violence Issues N ATIONAL INDIAN  Tribal Criminal Jurisdiction & the ICRA J USTICE CENTER  Violence - A Public Health Issue  Prevention, Intervention and Treatment  Providing Services for Victims  Policies and Protocols for Stopping Violence 5250 Aero Drive  Roles & Responsibilities in violence prevention and elimination. Santa Rosa, CA 95403  Community Action Phone: 707.579.5507 ______All participants will receive a comprehensive training manual and Toll Free: 800.966.0662 certificate of achievement. Fax: 707.579.9019 E-mail: [email protected] This session will be limited to fifty (50) participants. To register, please complete and return the form on the next page. http://www.nijc.org MARKING TWENTY-EIGHT Y28EARS — SERVING INDIAN COUNTRY REZ VIOLENCE: PREVENTION & INTERVENTION October 26-28, 2011

LODGING This conference will be conducted at the Flamingo Las Vegas Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada. All individuals are responsible for their own lodging. The Flamingo Las Vegas is holding a block of rooms at a rate of $65.00 (single/double), plus tax (12%) per night, for participants. This special rate will be available until Tuesday, September 27, 2011. To reserve a room at the Flamingo Las Vegas Hotel & Casino, please call the hotel and state that you are with the National Indian Justice Center (Group Code: SFNIJ1).

Flamingo Las Vegas Hotel & Casino 3555 Las Vegas Boulevard, South Las Vegas, NV 89109 Phone: (888) 373-9855

TUITION

The tuition fee to attend this training session is $485 per person. The deadline for registration is Friday, October 21, 2011 and registration will be limited. Please complete the registration form and return by mail or fax to: National Indian Justice Center 5250 Aero Drive Santa Rosa, CA 95403 Phone: (707) 579-5507 Fax: (707) 579-9019 E-mail: [email protected]

Registration Deadline: October 21, 2011!

REGISTRATION FORM: Rez Violence: Prevention & Intervention (Please Print Clearly)

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