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1 Steering Committee Dr. Michael Hallett, Chair and Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice UNF Building Civic Infrastructure That Will Reduce Violence Gerald Tjoflat, Chief Judge Boy Scout Program Subject Matter Expert Presentation Harry Shorstein, State Attorney State Attorney s Office State Attorney s Office Mike Hogan, Tax Collector Tax Collector City of Jacksonville T.A.B.O.R. Act (Taxpayer Bill of Rights Proposal) John Rutherford, Sheriff Jacksonville Sheriff s Office JSO Crime Demographic/Statistics Kevin Hyde, Councilman Jacksonville City Council Public Health and Safety Committee Proposed Crime Legislation Vaughn McLaughlin, Bishop Potter House Jacksonville Faith Based Violent Crime Reduction Coalition Education, Truancy, Dropout & Literacy Subcommittee Melanie Patz, Vice President of Community Impact Pam Dopf, Director of Community Outreach Jonathon Brice, Executive Director for Student Services & School Intervention United Way/Quality Education for All: The Key to Jacksonville s Future Duval County School Board Truancy Programs at Work Truancy in Duval County Susan Main, Executive Director Early Learning Coalition Early Learning Initiatives
2 Linda Lanier, Executive Director Jacksonville Children s Commission After School Programs & Truancy Prevention Funding Subcommittee Daniel Davis, Council President City Council Public Safety Issues Ed Newberry, Deputy Managing Partner Marek Gootman, Partner John Thrasher, Lobbyist; Marty Fiorentino, Lobbyist; Adam Hollingsworth, Chief of Staff Patton Boggs LLP Former State Legislator, Government Lobbyist and City of Jacksonville Federal Funding Opportunities for the Jacksonville Journey State Funding Intervention and Rehabilitation Subcommittee Jake Godbold, Former Mayor Former Mayor Camp Birmingham (Jacksonville) Linley Newbold Community Coaching Out of School Suspension Alternatives Mark Griffin, Pastor Wayman Chapel AME Church Working with all clergy to combat violence Michelle Jones, First Lady Christ Ministry of Changing Lives Local ministry efforts James Carwell Citizens with Criminal Backgrounds Helps ex-offenders with employment Sharel Grisell-Macon, AMIO Juvenile Services City of Jacksonville DAWN & Youthbuild programs
3 Nick Gardell Community Re-Entry Staffing Helps ex-offenders with employment Intervention and Rehabilitation Subcommittee Linley Newbold Connective Coaching Subject Matter Expert Presentation Edmond Williams Here s Life Inner City Juvenile Programs Dr. Glensford Craig Jacksonville Beauty Institute Training/Mentor Programs David Stevens, Chief Jacksonville Sheriff s Office Police Athletic League David Coffman, Chief Jacksonville Sheriff s Office Project Safe Schools Cathy Chadeayne Jacksonville Sheriff s Office JADE program Gordon Bass, Director Jacksonville Sheriff s Office Adult Re-entry Georgia Gaston, Reverend Mt. Zion Methodist Church The Interfaith Coalition for Action, Reconciliation & Empowerment Kevin Gay, Director Operation New Hope Adult Re-entry Chief Assistant State Attorney Jay Plotkin State Attorney s Office General Overview of the Issues and the Complexities Surrounding Juvenile Justice Cassandra Bush, Executive Director Thorminc Ministries Community outreach program Dr. Michael Hallett, Chair and Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice UNF General Overview of the Issues and the Complexities Surrounding Intervention and Rehabilitation Steffanie Jones Beacon Academy Education for at-risk kids
4 Steve Naso, Human Services Planner City of Jacksonville City initiatives for re-entry and rehabilitation efforts Harlan Stallings, AMIO Public Information Communications City of Jacksonville Blueprint for Prosperity Program/Update Marcus Haile, Division Director Communities in School Mentor at-risk kids programs Bill Strubbe Ex-Offender Explains the challenges he faces upon leaving prison Beverly McClain, Founder Families of Slain Children Support group/assistance programs Ross McDonough, Director Full Service Schools United Way program for at-risk kids Sandra Tyler, Fund Development Manager Girl Scouts of Gateway Council Programs for teenage girls Bo Brewer Intercity Missionary Mentor programs Cassandra Bush, Executive Director Thorminc Ministries Community outreach programs Robert Arnold, Director United Way First Call for Help Doug Murray Character First Mentor/outreach programs Dwaine Stevens, Media & Communication Relations Manager Publix Supermarkets Overview of hiring ex-offenders/employment opportunities Bruce Ferguson, Member At-Large WorkSource Overview of programs
5 Law Enforcement and Deterrence Subcommittee Don Moran, Chief Judge Fourth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida Subject Matter Expert Presentation Mark Baughman, Detective Drug Enforcement Agency Subject Matter Expert Presentation John Rutherford, Sheriff Jacksonville Sheriff s Office Subject Matter Expert Presentation Harry Shorstein, State Attorney State Attorney s Office Subject Matter Expert Presentation Frank Talbot, Assistant US Attorney United States Attorney s Office Subject Matter Expert Presentation to the Getting Ron Lendvay, Lieutenant Detective Division Operation Safe Streets Violent Crimes Task Force/Aggravated Battery Jacksonville Sheriff s Office Subject Matter Expert Presentation to the Getting Rick Graham, Chief Jacksonville Sheriff s Office Subject Matter Expert Presentation to Admin of Justice Workgroup J. Todd Lockhart, Resident in Charge U. S. Department of Justice Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Subject Matter Expert Presentation to the Getting Patrice L. Bryant, Sr. Circuit Administrator 4 th Circuit Community Corrections Florida Department of Corrections Subject Matter Expert Presentation to the Getting Jay Plotkin, Chief Assistant State Attorney State Attorney s Office Subject Matter Expert Presentation to Admin of Justice Workgroup Mark Calil, Assistant State Attorney State Attorney s Office Subject Matter Expert Presentation to Admin of Justice Workgroup
6 Melissa Nelson, Assistant State Attorney State Attorney s Office Former member of Gun Unit Subject Matter Expert Presentation to the Getting Mark Calil, Assistant State Attorney State Attorney s Office Violent Crimes Task Force Subject Matter Expert Presentation to the Getting Matt O Keefe, Prosecutor State Attorney s Office Violent Crimes Task Force Subject Matter Expert Presentation to the Getting Neighborhood Safety & Stability Subcommittee Matt White, Manager of Crime Analysis Unit Jacksonville Sheriff s Office Subject Matter Expert Presentation Kelly Boree, Deputy Director City of Jacksonville Subject Matter Expert Presentation Jocelyn Turner, Director of Community Relations Health Department Healthy Equity Issues in Neighborhoods Positive Youth Development Subcommittee Leon Baxton, Chief Operating Officer Communities in Schools Delivering Quality After School Services Warren Grymes, CEO Big Brothers/Big Sisters Mentoring Debbie Verges Boys & Girls Club of Northeast Florida Subject Matter Expert Presentation Davy Parrish, CEO Bridge of NE Florida Subject Matter Expert Presentation Wally Lee, President Chamber of Commerce Chamber s role in Positive Youth Development
7 Nancy Dreicer, District Administrator Florida Department of Children and Families Subject Matter Expert Presentation
8 Linda Lanier, Executive Director Jacksonville Children s Commission State of the Child Report Bobby Deal, Assistant Chief Jacksonville Sheriff s Office Quality Summer Camps After school and summer programs availability, cost, gaps in service Cynthia Harpman, Chief Operating Officer Mentoring Connection Existing efforts to grow mentoring in Jacksonville and opportunities to do more. Jack Sears, Scout Exeuctive North Florida Council, Boy Scouts of America Subject Matter Expert Presentation Shelton Tarver and Chris Wood Positive Youth Subcommittee Members Youth Panel Roslyn Phillips, Director Recreation and Community Services Summer jobs and the Recreation and Community Services Intramural Sports Program Mike Weinstein, President Take Stock in Children Mentoring Lynn Sherman, Director of Community Health Initiatives Tipping the Scale Mentoring Bob Arnold, Director United Way Subject Matter Expert Presentation
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