Juvenile Court Programs offers staff support for two of OJD’s substantive advisory committees, the Juvenile Court Improvement Program (JCIP) Advisory Committee and the Juvenile Delinquency Improvement Program (JDIP) Advisory Committee. Substantive advisory committees are identified by the Chief Justice and directly impact the agency’s mission, strategy, or justice campaign commitments, and are assigned justice campaign initiatives. Both committees also serve to raise the profile and priority of juvenile cases in Oregon. Members are appointed by the Chief Justice for two-year, renewable terms.
Juvenile Court Improvement Program Advisory Committee
The JCIP Advisory Committee is the substantive dependency-focused committee within OJD. It also serves as the guiding body for the work OJD does under the federal Court Improvement Program grant. The JCIP Advisory Committee convenes on a quarterly basis to identify areas in need of improvement, review and revise JCIP goals, collaborate on JCIP projects, and share and discuss child welfare outcome data.
Mission Statement
To collaborate on goals and improvements to Oregon's juvenile dependency system that advance equity, consistency, and improve outcomes for system involved families.
Membership
The Chief Justice of the Oregon Supreme Court appoints the members of the Juvenile Court Improvement Program’s Advisory Committee.
Juvenile Delinquency Improvement Program Advisory Committee
The JDIP Advisory Committee is the substantive dependency-focused committee within OJD. It has also guided the work of OJD under its federal Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention grant. The JDIP Advisory Committee convenes on a quarterly basis to identify areas in need of improvement, review and revise JDIP goals, collaborate on JDIP projects, and share and discuss delinquency outcome data.
Mission Statement
The JDIP Advisory Committee’s vision is to provide Oregon’s juvenile justice system partners a platform for court and system improvement, training and resource development, and system-wide communication with the goal of improving outcomes for Oregon youth and their communities.
Membership
The Chief Justice of the Oregon Supreme Court appoints the members of the Juvenile Delinquency Improvement Program’s Advisory Committee.