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Identifying Key Stakeholders in the Supervision of Tribal Members

Identifying Key Stakeholders in the Supervision of Tribal Members is proudly presented to you by CEQ American Probation and Parole Association. Thank you. We hope that you enjoy your course.

This course helps tribal supervision agencies identify key stakeholders involved in supervision and understand the benefits of creating partnerships and the role of stakeholders

Course Objectives:

- Explain the role of probation officer

- Explain the role of service providers

- Explain the role of law enforcement

- Explain the role of justice system

- Explain the role of spiritual and cultural programs/leaders in the supervision of tribal members

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