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2024 Bay dt ge:vik a'hanja Wellness Court Advocate Award

Now seeking nominations for the Wellness Court Bay dt ge:vik a’hanja Advocate Award. Bay dt ge:vik a’hanja is Hualapai and means “All of us be well”, in honor of Hon. Joseph Flies-Away, a groundbreaking leader and advocate for community healing and Wellness Courts. The Bay dt ge:vik a’hanja Advocate Award was conceived to identify and honor Wellness Court practitioners who have been instrumental in the success of their court, and thereby in the healing and restoration of their community. 

 

Please consider nominating a Healing to Wellness Court team member who exemplifies the tenants of restorative justice and healing as evidenced by their dedication to the Wellness Court team and participants. Team members may include the judge, coordinator, case manager, community supervision officer, treatment provider, cultural adviser, child welfare representative, or other position.

 

Nomination Letter

Please email: Wellness@TLPI.org with the following information:

 

  • How long the nominee has worked in the organization/court

  • How they are regarded by their fellow team members and by participants

  • How they have contributed to the advancement of the organization/court

  • Background on the nominee, including their position outside of the Wellness Court, if any, and prior experience

  • Any other considerations for why they are deserving of the award

The Implementation and Enhancement Training is offered as part of the Healing to Wellness Courts Training and Technical Assistance project -- A project delivered by the Tribal Law and Policy Institute (TLPI) under a grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance.

Visit www.WellnessCourts.org for more information about the project. Visit www.Home.TLPI.org for more information about TLPI's many projects, services, and free publications.

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