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On June 25, 2026, BJS statisticians presented an in-depth introduction to the Federal Justice Statistics Program. This webinar covered how to: 1. Track federal cases from investigation through incarceration and community supervision 2. Use the BJS Federal Criminal Case Processing Statistics tool for research 3. Explore the innovative Dyad Link File methodology that connects data across agencies 4. Apply federal justice data to topics like immigration enforcement 5. Access resources, including published reports, data tools, and archived datasets.

This webinar is designed to provide policy and guidance to cooperative recipients who have the responsibility of managing the Conference Cost Submission and Reporting Requirements process. Cooperative recipients will understand the rules, threshold limits, and best practices for conducting conferences ensuring expenses are allowable, reasonable, and necessary for the award’s objectives. This webinar is conducted by an official from OJP’s Office of the Chief Financial Officer.

This episode of Justice Explained explores the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force Program, which helps protect children by supporting investigations and providing resources to address online child exploitation.

This episode of Justice Explained covers National Missing Children’s Day, observed each year on May 25, which encourages individuals and organizations concerned with the well-being of children to make child safety a priority.

A comprehensive, well-organized budget will help you get the most out of your Tribal Victim Service Set-Aside (TVSSA) award and give you a better chance of early final budget approval.

During the presentation, TFMC financial specialists cover several important budgeting practices, including distinguishing between allowable and unallowable costs, writing your budget narrative to support project costs, estimating project costs and categorizing your budget, and navigating and understanding the Office of Justice Programs Budget Detail Worksheet used to complete your budget.