
American Indian Development Associates (AIDA) is a comprehensive resource for tribal, state, & federal agencies, service providers, and community members seeking information related to tribal justice, victimization, health and wellness & community development issues in American Indian and Alaska Native communities.
AIDA is a highly credible, Indian owned small business that focuses on provision of professional services to Indian governments and communities. AIDA contracts directly with tribes as well as state, federal, private and non profit agencies. The firm maintains a strong reputation built upon meeting client needs and expectations utilizing a client focused agenda for service delivery. AIDA uses its staff and a pool of recognized experts and practitioners to design the most effective methods and strategies to address each client's goals and objectives.
Browse information about AIDA's services and products, available training and technical assistance, research, publications, resources and links, register online for training events and conferences and find AIDA contact information.
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- Indigenous Justice Systems
- Juvenile Justice Systems
- Prevention and Intervention Programs
- Legislation and policy
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- Cultural Diversity
Capacity Building
- Program Development & Evaluation
- Community Mobilization
- Team Building
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- Child Abuse Prevention
- Family Violence Prevention
- Community Health Profiles
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- Needs Assessment
- Strategic Planning and Development
- Program Evaluation
- Community Profiles
- Facilitation
- Information Management
- Grant and Proposal Writing
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- Tribal Justice Systems
- Social Justice Issues
- Child Victimization and Advocacy
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- Curriculum based mentoring program development
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NM Children,Youth & Families Department Cultural Service to Indian Youth
AIDA provides a cultural based curriculum in collaboration with the CYFD Tribal Liaisons, CYFD Program Managers, CYFD Juvenile Correction Officers and the AIDA Cultural Advisors/Mentors and/or consultants. Through the program the team is able to do the following: plan and implement spiritual-based activities, plan and implement cultural activities,plan special activities such as speaking engagements and presentations, and
plan and conduct onsite training for CYFD facility staffs.
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Offender Reentry in Indian Country & Native Communities Webinar Series
Tribal/State Intergovernmental
Agreement Project
Tribal Crime Data Project (TCDP)
Consortium

New: Frequently Asked Questions: Tribal Reentry
New: Strategies for Creating Offender Reentry Programs in Indian Country
Sharing Criminal Record Information
Among NM Tribes & State
Building Culturally Relevant Youth
Courts in Tribal Communities
Data Use Toolkit for Tribal Programs
Integrated Justice Systems in
AI Communities
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American Indian Development
Associates (AIDA)
2401 12th St. N.W., Suite 212
Albuquerque, NM 87104
Telephone: (505) 842-1122
Fax: (505) 842-9652
E-mail: info@aidainc.net
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