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Jan 1, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority Strategic Plan Summary 2025
This document summarizes the strategic plan for the Illinois Family Violence Coordinating Council (IFVCC), aiming to improve the justice system's institutional and community response to family violence. The plan identifies four core goals: enhancing collaboration among local councils and stakeholders, prioritizing public awareness and outreach, expanding stakeholder use of protocols and training materials, and increasing local council capacity for data analysis and sustainability. The overall aim is to improve policies and practices that address family violence, increase victim safety, and strengthen statewide coordination for more consistent and informed responses across Illinois.
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Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority Violence Prevention Plan 2025-2029
This plan outlines a comprehensive approach to violence prevention in Illinois for 2025-2029, focusing on promoting health and safety through trauma-informed efforts. It aims to achieve three primary goals: preventing violence through evidence-based, comprehensive primary, secondary, and tertiary interventions; advancing equity by improving access to grants and economic opportunities; and fostering collaboration across state, municipal, and community-based agencies. The plan seeks to cultivate resilient, safe, and thriving communities by addressing inequities and integrating a public health perspective.
Aug 1, 2024·StrategicPlan
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Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority Strategic Plan 2024-2029
The Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority's Strategic Plan 2024-2029 outlines a roadmap for implementing fair, just, evidence-based, and effective policies and practices within the state's criminal justice system. Key priorities include addressing mental health and substance use disorders for justice-involved individuals, reducing violent crime and firearm violence, supporting victims and witnesses, enhancing criminal justice planning and data analysis, improving technology and infrastructure for data capture, supporting public defense services, and addressing housing needs for justice-involved persons. This strategic direction aims to guide funding and research, leverage resources, and foster an equitable, efficient, and community-focused criminal justice system.
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