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Women, The Final Frontier These are the Voyages of the State of Oregon... Let's Talk About How You Can Select, Train and Implement Gender Informed Strategies That Work For Your Jurisdiction
SESSION INFO
Tuesday, January 7, 2020
8:00 AM - 9:30 AM
Session Type: Workshop
Women are the fastest growing segment of community corrections population and the old adage that “Women are from Venus and Men are from Mars” leaves a lot of territory undiscovered. Historically, community corrections have treated female offenders using the same strategies and methods as the male population. Today, we know that there are effective strategies for working with women. This interactive workshop will explore the importance and utility of training staff to use gender specific risk assessments, case management strategies, and interventions in a community corrections setting. Participants will hear about Oregon’s investment in achieving the use of Women’s Risk Needs Assessment (WRNA), specific case management strategies like Pathways or CR2 (Creating Regulation & Resilience), and interventions like Moving On. Participants will be given the opportunity to measure their own organizations usage of gender responsive strategies and will leave with an outline for future implementation.
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SESSION PRESENTERS
Jeff Hanson
, Oregon Department of Corrections
Jeff Hanson Operations and Policy Analyst 3: WRNA, LS/CMI, EPICS, Motivational Interviewing, Case Management and Case Planning statewide trainer. Parole/Probation Officer, Institution Counselor, and Intake Manager. Past fifteen years working to operationalize Evidenced Base Practices in the state of Oregon.
Asst. Dir. Tira Hubbard
Deputy Director , Jackson County Community Justice
Tira Hubbard, Sr. Deputy Parole/Probation Officer, Jackson County Community Justice Bachelor’s in Criminology from Southern Oregon University and Advanced Certification as a Parole/Probation Officer. Worked as a Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Victim’s advocate for 13 years. In 2009 completed Parole/Probation Officer certification, supervising DV Offenders and then a Gender Responsive caseload. Currently a Field Training Officer and statewide instructor in: Women’s Risk Needs Assessment, Domestic Violence, Case Management and Gender Responsive and Trauma informed supervision
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