Latest News & Events
Current Events & News
Looking for something that you previously saw on Unified's home page and cannot find it? If so, check out the News & Events Archive page!
January 11 is Human Trafficking Awareness Day in the United States go HERE for more information on human trafficking.
NEW! Attorney General Eric Holder Announces Revisions to the Uniform Crime Report’s Definition of Rape. Click HERE to read the National Press Release.
ATTENTION CJA GRANTEES! Bi-annual progress reports and quarterly financial status reports (SF 425) are due on January 30, 2012. Go HERE for more information.
ATTENTION TVA GRANTEES! You can now access the new TVA Grantee Self-Assessment HERE. If you experience technical difficulties, or need your password resent, please contact Sherri Stearns, Unified Solutions Office Coordinator at 877-438-4400 ext. 1.
ATTENTION CJA GRANTEES! You can now access the CJA Self-Assessment form HERE. If you experience technical difficulties, or need your password resent, please contact Sherri Stearns, Unified Solutions Office Coordinator at 877-438-4400 ext. 1.
Access the Attorney General Guidelines for Victim and Witness Assistance issued in October 2011 to view and or download a copy.
Click here to read Dr. Wingo's article Geographic Variation in Trends and Characteristics of Teen Childbearing among American Indians and Alaska Natives, 1990–2007
Access the TVA Resource Book and OCFO 2011 Financial Guide and more on the TVA Project Page.
Registration is now open for the Joint Meeting on Adolescent Treatment Effectiveness. Go HERE for more information and to register.
Training Announcement! For more information go here: 2012 Crimes Against Children in Indian Country
Child Maltreatment 2010 Report Shows Decrease in Victims of Child Abuse and Neglect. Access a copy of the report HERE.
Staff News
In January, CJA staff will conduct the following site vists:
- January 11, 2012 - Confederate Tribes of the Coos.
- January 12, 2012 - The Klamath Tribes.
New online training request forms are now available!
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Whats Our Mission?

Unified Solutions is dedicated to partnering with American Indian/Alaska Native communities to end violent crime, heal from the effects of trauma, and promote resilience.
We recognize the problem of violence in our communities and at home can be directly linked to institutional practices of dominance and privilege. Therefore, we invite individuals and agencies to examine and transform these practices and dismantle internalized oppression at all levels. We provide training and resources to build confident and responsive grassroots leadership. We work in partnership with diverse community sectors, actively seek the participation and involvement of resident community members in our work, and recognize equitable, shared power among all stakeholders involved in a project. We facilitate learning environments and promote linkages between multi-cultural, multi-disciplinary, multi-faith communities to develop a best practices network of "unified solutions" to sustain peace in our world. We tailor our services and products to uphold the unique cultural heritage and spiritual vitality of those we serve.
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