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📢 The Criminal Justice Interactive Field Day is happening tomorrow in Lincoln! 6-8 pm in the Nebraska Union Centennial Room (2nd flr)! Connect with CJ agencies from across NE! Network, learn about careers and internships, and get hands-on experience! Free food/drink!

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🍽️ Check out members of the Association of Blacks and Browns in Criminal Justice (ABBCJ) serving lunch to the students at the Omaha Street School (OSS) on April 10th! ABBCJ chose to volunteer at OSS because of their efforts to transform the lives of students through education and support!

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Thank you to Dr. James Densley for an insightful talk on studying violent crime - tracing his research trajectory from street gangs and organized crime to mass shootings. Highlighting that violence is preventable and shaped by choice, connection, and contagion.

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🚔 Connect with the Omaha Police Department for their very first Open House! It's a great opportunity to see what they do and learn more about careers with them! 👮‍♂️ 👮‍♀️

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📢 Join us in Lincoln next Wed., April 22nd, 6-8 pm in the Nebraska Union Centennial Room (2nd floor) for the Criminal Justice Interactive Field Day! Connect with CJ agencies from across NE! Network, learn about careers and internships, and get hands-on experience! Free food/drink!

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🏃‍♀️‍➡️ Join us for the UNO 5K Run/Walk in support of Sexual Assault Awareness Month on April 18th! In partnership with the Women's Center for Advancement, this event aims to raise awareness and support survivors and 100% of proceeds support survivors. Register or donate here: buff.ly/t9rv6mD

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Tomorrow (April 10th) is 💙WEAR BLUE DAY💙 so wear blue to show your support for preventing child abuse and neglect!

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Thank you to @ashleytrubin.bsky.social for today's presentation on understanding, developing, and applying theory - reinforcing that meaningful theory requires both strong conceptualization and well-executed analysis.

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🏃‍♀️‍➡️ Join us for the UNO 5K Run/Walk in support of Sexual Assault Awareness Month on April 18th! In partnership with the Women's Center for Advancement, this event aims to raise awareness and support survivors and 100% of proceeds support survivors. Register or donate here: buff.ly/t9rv6mD

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The SCCJ was honored to attend the Omaha Crime Stoppers Officer of the Year Awards Luncheon and help recognize this year’s nominees! Recognizing excellence in service is an important part of supporting the professionals who work to keep our communities safe.

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💙 Today is World Autism Awareness Day, and April is National Autism Awareness Month, both dedicated to celebrating the rights, dignity, and diverse perspectives of autistic people. 💙

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🏄‍♀️ Consider ⛱️ summer 🐚 classes! 🌞

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🛒 Get your SCCJ gear before the store closes tomorrow (3/31)! buff.ly/NpPbvgv

Julia has experience working all types of immigration cases, and her expertise is invaluable in the ever-changing political climate.

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📢 Meet Julia Cryne, speaker at the Women in CJ Panel on 3/31!

She is a bilingual (English & Spanish) immigration attorney which allows her to communicate w/ a population of potential clients that may find it difficult to seek legal representation due to language barriers.

Jo is also a former U.S. Marine and a graduate of UNO's SCCJ Master of Science program! Her experience across vastly different roles in the CJ space has made her a member of great importance in the community.

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🚨Meet Jo Schooley, 1 of the speakers at the SCCJ's Women in CJ event on 3/31. She is currently a victim advocate for the Douglas County Attorney's Office. Jo carries herself with incredible composure and empathy, paramount characteristics that make her invaluable in her role.

Heather has extensive writing experience both within and outside of CJ. She is a dynamic teacher and students love her!

She continues to share her knowledge and practice her love of teaching as she prepares to instruct an undergrad writing for CJ class this fall for the SCCJ!

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📢 Get to know our third guest at our Women in CJ Panel Discussion on 3/31/2026!

Heather is the Educational and Vocational Supervisor for Douglas County Community Corrections. She teaches students in classrooms from colleges to correctional facilities.

Another important role of hers is being on the board of the Women in Criminal Justice Association, where she connects other women in the field into a welcoming and constructive community.

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🚨Meet our 2nd guest at our Women in CJ Panel on 3/31! Officer Martier is an asset to Omaha! She is with the Omaha Police Dept. in the Public Information Office. She is also a member of the Omaha Crime Stoppers Board of Directors, where she sifts thru 100s of crime tips received.

She is a current member of the OPD Child Victim Sexual Assault squad, and a member of the Anti-Trafficking Task Force through Project Harmony.

She continues to share her knowledge as she prepares to teach an undergraduate human trafficking class this fall for the SCCJ.

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📢 Get to know our first speaker at our Women in CJ Panel Discussion on 3/31/2026!

Detective Horton is an absolute rockstar. She has gained invaluable experience investigating missing persons, interviewing victims, and apprehending perpetrators of human trafficking.

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🚨📖Upcoming publication! #UNOSCCJ

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🚨📖Upcoming publication! #UNOSCCJ

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🥌 Mark your calendars! 3:30-4 pm, snacks and learn about consent; 4-6 pm, learn to curl from the UNO Curling Club. Wear comfortable clothes and layers to keep warm, as well as tennis shoes.

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☘️ Have fun and be safe! ☘️

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🚨Upcoming SCCJ event! Mark your calendars! #UNOSCCJ #womenincriminaljustice