New TLPI Intergovernmental Collaboration Newsletter, Issue 2 Released!

January 23, 2024

The new TLPI Walking on Common Ground Newsletter, Issue 2 is now available!

Intergovernmental collaboration is a key that can open the door to leveraging resources for increased public safety in Indian country and surrounding communities. This newsletter brings together stories, resources, and information on tribal-state collaboration, with a focus on court and law enforcement collaboration. Our hope is to inspire and encourage collaborations by highlighting the innovative work that is happening in many jurisdictions. We welcome feedback, suggestions, and any information to be included in future newsletters.

If you have information or an article that you would like to share for future newsletters, please contact Chia Halpern Beetso at Chia@TLPI.org.

If you have information or an article that you would like to share for future newsletters, please contact Chia Halpern Beetso at Chia@TLPI.org.The new TLPI Walking on Common Ground Newsletter, Issue 2 is now available! Intergovernmental collaboration is a key that can open the door to leveraging resources for increased public safety in Indian country and surrounding communities. This newsletter brings together stories, resources, and information on tribal-state collaboration, with a focus on court and law enforcement collaboration. Our hope is to inspire and encourage collaborations by highlighting the innovative work that is happening in many jurisdictions. We welcome feedback, suggestions, and any information to be included in future newsletters.

If you have information or an article that you would like to share for future newsletters, please contact Chia Halpern Beetso at Chia@TLPI.org.

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