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March 13, 2024 IJJC Meeting

Appreciation Award – Amanda Leader                                Compliance Group

R/ED Group                                                              Family Engagement Group


                                                                                                                                                                              COPS Team


Hakim Hazim, Chair
In recognition of your remarkable contribution to the Idaho Juvenile Justice Commission and Idaho’s youth and families. Your tireless efforts and commitment to the Commission have made a significant impact, we are grateful for your service. 


Darrin graduated from Boise State with a degree in Criminal Justice and was a Senior Probation/Parole Officer at IDOC for seven years. He is the Chief Probation Officer at Fremont Juvenile Probation Department. He works hard to ensure his department has a strength-based approach when working with youth. He is an active member of the Idaho Youth Commission, chair of the District Council, juvenile justice representative on the Behavioral Board, and board member of ICCAD (Idaho Conference of Drug and Alcohol Dependency) Some of Darin’s highlights include.
–    Grant Committee Chair, which includes reviewing applications and scoring
–    Restorative Justice Programs
–    Member of the Racial Ethical Disparities Group


With over 22 years of law enforcement experience (Long Beach, CA and Meridian, ID) Shawn has been fortunate to develop skills and abilities by working a multitude of assignments (Patrol, Investigations (TFO), Bike Patrol, FTO, Dept. Instructor, and SWAT) In 2010 Shawn was promoted to the rank of Sergeant, and for 7 years, Shawn had the opportunity to work in patrol and then with the SRO unit. During this time, Shawn was also selected as the Assistant Team Leader for the Ada Metro SWAT. In 2017, Shawn was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant, and for the past 5 years, Shawn has worked within the Patrol Division and the Community Services Division. In 2018, Shawn established the Treasure Valley School Safety Committee. With a grassroots approach, they went on to develop the Idaho Standard Command Responses for Schools (ISCRS) program and have continued to work on implementing these standardized school safety protocols throughout the state. In 2020, he was selected as the state law enforcement representative for the Idaho Juvenile Justice Commission (IJJC), which focuses on making Idaho a place where all children can grow up in safe communities and have the opportunity to be productive and contributing citizens through prevention and treatment. Shawn focuses on the Juvenile Justice System for the betterment of our youth, improving mental health services, and continuing to educate and train all those involved in keeping our schools safe.

Hannah is currently a sophomore at Idaho State University. She was born at St. Alphonsus Hospital in Boise and lived in Kuna, Idaho until she was 3 years old when she moved with her parents to Rexburg, Idaho. Hannah grew up and attended schools in Rexburg. She plays the violin and was in different orchestra from middle to high school. While a freshman in High School, she started to volunteer weekly at Upper Valley Child Advocacy Center because she wanted to help youth and families that had gone through traumatic experiences in their lives. She also currently serves on the District 7 Juvenile Justice Council and has been on the Juvenile Justice Commission as a youth member since she was 16. Hannah is currently a VP for Beta Alpha Psi at ISU and also active with the ISU Chapter of the Business Professionals of America. Hannah enjoys reading, watching college football with her parents, as well as spending time with her 3 year old miniature Australian Shepherd. She plans on graduating from ISU in Accounting and hopes to live in Boise after graduation.

UNITY 2023

The NAHOVA youth board was selected to conduct two different presentations at the 2023 UNITY National Conference in Washington DC. The first one they conducted on July 2nd was about leading a youth Gathering of Native Americans (GONA.)  Just a couple of years ago (2021, which ITJJC also assisted with) they were attending GONA learning sessions in Dallas, Texas at UNITY because they had no idea how to implement a GONA or what a GONA was and this year (2023), they were conducting a presentation in Washington DC to Native youth from all over the country on how to implement a GONA!!  They had a large audience for this session.  Facilitators were Joseph Payne, Graciela Broncheau, Quintana Lozon, Keilan Arthur, Abigail Whitman, and Sicily Treetop.  NAHOVA kept the audience engaged and when it was all over no one wanted to leave! Over 75 youth attended the session!

NAHOVA and Students for Success were also selected to conduct (4) breakout presentations at the National UNITY Conference on July 3rd.  They presented about Hope and overcoming resiliency.  They shared personal stories and did some extremely exciting icebreakers!  The room was full at every session, and we had youth asking to return to the session over and over.  The presentation was the perfect combination of learning and fun!  SFS and NAHOVA worked on this presentation for several months and it was nice to see it be a huge success!

-Abraham F. Bronchea

 

2023 RED Conference Agenda

         

     

       
  IDJC Div. Administrator Jason Stone
      Receives the A.L. Carlisle Child
                 Advocacy Award

 

 

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