Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Rural Alaska Community Action Program, Inc., (rural Cap) Will Continue Providing Alaska-specific Training and Technical Assistance (TTA) That Is Designed, Delivered, and Enhanced in a Proactive, User-friendly, Culturally Relevant, Tribally Driven Manner to Enable Ctas PA3 Grantees and Unfunded Tribes in Alaska to Build Capacity of Their Respective Tribal Justice Systems and Infrastructures. the Project Is Called the Alaska Tribal Justice Resource Center (atjrc). Atjrc Will Lead to the Successful Implementation and Achievement of the Wide-ranging Program Goals, Objectives, Deliverables of Ctas PA3 Grantees and Aspirations of Unfunded Tribes. This Will Be Accomplished Through Training and Assisting Alaska Native Villages and Tribes in the Development and Enhancement of Justice Systems and Supporting Alaska Native Villages and Tribes in Working With the State of Alaska and National Training and Technical Assistance Providers.
Committed
$1.4 Million
Paid out
$663.9K
48%
Committed, not yet paid
$716.1K
52%
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