Building Partnerships / SPPS Enterprise Group / Achieved Target Group / Community Mobilization / /
Country
Canada / / /
Facility
University of Saskatchewan / Building Partnerships / Justice Studies University of Saskatchewan May / Building Towards Success / University of Saskatchewan’s Centre / /
IndustryTerm
appropriate services / /
NaturalFeature
Saskatchewan / /
OperatingSystem
ISIS / /
Organization
Saskatchewan Police / Ministry of Corrections / Public Safety & Policing / Scotland Violence Reduction Unit / Government of Saskatchewan / Ministry of Justice / Centre of Responsibility / Prince Albert Police Service / Institute for Strategic International Studies / Corrections and Policing Division / Chad Nilson Centre for Forensic Behavioural Science / University of Saskatchewan / Centre Website / University of Saskatchewan’s Centre for Forensic Behavioural Science and Justice Studies / Centre for Forensic Behavioural Science and Justice Studies / /
Person
Brad Wall / Carolyn Camman / Brian Rector / Stephen Wormith / Kirby Rudderham / Glenis Clarke / Ron Anderson / Kimberly Werrett / Tamara Young / Shelley Storey-Humble / Chad Nilson / Markus Winterberger / Dale McFee / Corrine Anderson / Matt Gray / Lisa Taylor / Norm Taylor / Karen Anthony / Lisa Jewell / Ronda Appell / Albert / Brent Kalinowski / Myles Ferguson / Carmela Schneider / Lorne Zanidean / Lisa Simonson / Ken Hunter / / /
Position
Author / Prince / Hub Model in Prince Albert / Coordinator / architect / Director / Deputy Minister of Saskatchewan Corrections / EXECUTIVE / Executive Summary Executive / Premier / Director of Community Mobilization Prince Albert / Consultant / /
RISK-DRIVEN COLLABORATIVE INTERVENTION A Preliminary Impact Assessment of Community Mobilization Prince Albert’s Hub Model prepared by Dr. Chad Nilson Centre for Forensic Behavioural Science and Justice Studies