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JRAC moves to two‑year strategy; members prioritize housing, co‑response, treatment beds and expungement reforms
Summary
JRAC refocused its planning on a two‑year cycle at a workshop, asking members to select feasible priorities and nominate accountable leads for each goal.
A strategic‑planning workshop at the Justice Resource and Accountability Council (JRAC) refocused the group's work onto a two‑year planning horizon and solicited member input on feasible priorities the council can advance in that window.
The meeting presenter explained that JRAC's 2020 five‑year plan (labeled the 2025 plan) had 3 strategic areas, 7 goals, 15 initiatives and 44 actions; staff told members that only 10 of those actions could be checked as complete and that recent events (COVID and other disruptions) made a condensed, two‑year plan more practical.
The presenter invited table groups to pick two to three priorities each, then posted the groups' recommendations to the wall. Prominent priorities that emerged included continued work on the MacArthur Just Home engagement;…
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