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FREE ONLINE RECORDINGS FOR COMMUNITY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE LEADERS
ACJI hosts free webinars periodically for those working in the justice and community-led reentry fields. To get notified when the registration is live for our next webinar, fill out the form below. We also welcome your suggestions for webinar topics.
NEXT FREE WEBINAR MAY 10
Strategic planning often becomes reduced to a paperwork exercise, losing its essence as a dynamic discipline. True strategic planning transcends the confines of a static document. It embodies a mindset, a culture, and a way of thinking that propels business and government toward its goals with agility and resilience.
Join Dr. Alexandra Walker, Director of Community Relations & Strategy at ACJI, and Nick Powell, Director of Strategic Planning and Analysis with the Georgia Department of Community Supervision, on Friday, May 10, at 12 p.m. MST to discuss how Nick evolved strategic planning into a driver of organizational success.
HOW TO AVOID MINDSET TRAPS
Dr. Alexandra Walker explains mindset traps – those unhelpful thoughts that get in the way of change. In this webinar, learn about ACJI’s four-step framework that will help you identify and navigate mindset traps (which are also adaptive challenges) that commonly show up in implementation settings.
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UNDERSTANDING VUCA
In this free webinar from ACJI, we talk about how to untangle the lies you tell yourself when leading in volatile, uncertain, and ambiguous environments. Whether you work in the justice sector or not, we all experience stress and understanding VUCA can make a big difference.
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YOU CAN'T READ THE LABEL FROM INSIDE THE JAR
ACJI’s own Glenn Tapia lays it out clearly in this webinar on how organizational change efforts typically work in justice agencies. In the video, he also tells you how to do it differently…for the better.
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ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE'S IMPACT ON IMPLEMENTATION
This webinar explores how organizational culture impacts your ability to create sustainable and meaningful change in the justice system.