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Kansas Juvenile Justice Stepping Up Project Overview

Past Event
July 16, 2024, 2:00pm - 3:00pm, Central

Hosted by The Council of State Governments (CSG) Justice Center 

The Council of State Governments Justice Center—a national nonprofit with expertise in supporting states in advancing youth justice and behavioral health— is partnering with Kansas leaders to identify and implement strategies that strengthen public safety and improve outcomes for youth with behavioral health needs who come into contact with the juvenile justice system by enhancing community-based services, cross-system collaboration, and the efficient use of resources. 

This webinar will provide an overview of the project, including details on the planned phases, introductions to project partners, and opportunities for engagement and contribution.  

Speakers: 

  • Megan Davidson, Program Director, Behavioral Health, CSG Justice Center 
  • Stephanie Ueberall, Deputy Program Director, Corrections & Reentry, CSG Justice Center 
  • Clay McCarter, Director of Special Projects, Kansas Department of Corrections 
  • Brenda Soto, Director of Medicaid and Children’s Mental Health, Kansas Department of Children and Families 
  • Destini Gillian, Justice Involved Services Coordinator, Kansas Department of Aging and Disability Services 

event recording


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