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E-Newsletter on Reforming Criminal Justices Responses to BatteringĀ 

The Blueprint Bulletin provides concrete tools and information to support your work. Each issue features foundational information about the Blueprint for Safety model, updates on Blueprint communities, and ideas about how to identify and address inequities in case outcomes. Praxis can advise you on the adaptation and implementation of the Blueprint and/or provide assistance on using aspects of the Blueprint model in your community. Access our Blueprint Clearinghouse to learn more about Blueprint training, consulting, information, strategies, and research.


Key Resources for Writing a Blueprint Grant Application
The Blueprint Impacts Local Response to Domestic Violence
Blueprint in the News
Contact Us


Key Resources for Writing a Blueprint Grant Application

 

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

As you welcome in 2020, just a reminder that the Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) solicitation for Improving Criminal Justice Response (ICJR, Colorful fireworksformerly Grants to Encourage Arrest) grant is now open. Blueprint communities have received funding to support Blueprint implementation through ICJR grants. If your community is interested in applying for Blueprint funding in 2020, check out the following grant writing resources:

Planning a Blueprint for Safety Proposal
A useful guide on the groundwork and information gathering needed to write a grant proposal.

Sample Blueprint Memorandum of Understanding
OVW solicitations and other funding sources often require letters of commitment or memorandums of understanding (MOU) with project partners. Consider adapting the sample Blueprint MOU for use in your proposal. See also a template for presenting on the Blueprint for Safety to secure project partnerships with criminal legal system agencies and community-based advocacy.Ā 


The Blueprint Impacts Local Response to Domestic ViolenceĀ  The Blueprint for Safety Guide cover: An Interagency Response to Domestic Violence Crimes

The Blueprint for Safety has been an invaluable resource for many communities across the country that are working to improve their response to battering while enhancing their support of survivors. Hear directly from practitioners and advocates in Blueprint communities about how the implementing the Blueprint has impacted their local response to domestic violence through the following webinar recordings:


Ā  Blueprint in the News

 

Madison County, KY:Ā 

Putting Victims First with the Blueprint for Safety

 

St. Paul, MN:

Letā€™s get the guns out of the hands of domestic abusers
St. Paul and Ramsey County Blueprint for Safety Steering Committee working to decrease domestic violence homicides

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Gladwin County, MI:

In Gladwin County, Michigan Sheriff Mike Shea states, ā€œOur department is very excited to participate in the Blueprint for Safety projectā€¦ā€


Contact us for more information

Please contact the Blueprint for Safety Team info@praxisinternational.org


This project was supported by Grant No. 2015-TA-AX-K032 awarded by the Office on Violence Against Women, U.S. Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, conclusions and recommendations expressed here are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the U.S. Department of Justice.