News and Announcements
- CBHJ in the News (Detroit Legal News): Too many people are locked up for too long at too high a cost
- The next frontier of criminal justice reform: County jails (The Hill)
- WSU SSW CBHJ Presents at the Humanities Brown Bag Colloquium Series
- WSU SSW Dean Sheryl Kubiak, CBHJ staff raise funds for NAMI-MI, attend NAMI Walks Detroit event on Detroit's Belle Isle
- Dean Kubiak, CBHJ participate in the Michigan Celebrate Recovery Walk and Rally
- The CBHJ presents MI-REP outcomes at the 20th Annual Substance Use Disorder and Co-Occurring Disorder Conference
- WSU SSW Center for Behavioral Health and Justice presents to the Michigan Joint Task Force on Jail and Pretrial Incarceration during third Task Force meeting
- CBHJ Director Brad Ray interviewed by Filter Magazine on increasing Fentanyl-Meath deaths in Indiana
- Center for Behavioral Health and Justice welcomes incoming director Brad Ray from Indiana University
- Michigan Joint Task Force on Jail and Pretrial Incarceration hosts listening session in Northern Michigan
- Michigan Mental Health Diversion Council Pilot Summit showcases promising jail diversion practices from across Michigan
- Dean Sheryl Kubiak advocating for victims inside and outside of jails as a member of the Michigan Joint Task Force on Jail and Pretrial Incarceration
- Center for Behavioral Health and Justice explores cost of opioid addiction: the Brian Miller story
- The Center for Social Work Research is hiring students! Part-time, flexible Student Research Assistant positions available
- We are hiring! Empower social change and help us address the opioid crisis in Michigan at the Center for Behavioral Health and Justice
- Evaluating the implementation of a prisoner re-entry initiative for individuals with opioid use and mental health disorders: Application of the consolidated framework for implementation research in a cross-system initiative
- Monroe County gets grant to train inmates with disorders - CBHJ will assist in determining program success
- Center for Behavioral Health and Justice and Dean Sheryl Kubiak receive grant to collaborate with community partners to improve Wayne County jail diversion program
- CBHJ team presents findings at Community Mental Health Association's Spring Conference
- Dean Kubiak discusses CBHJ jail diversion study on WDET
- Emergency department-based peer support for opioid use disorder: Emergent functions and forms
- Wayne State to receive $1.5 million grant to address opioid addiction in jails; Social Work Dean Sheryl Kubiak to lead 16-month project
- Hot off the Press: Social Work Warrior Faculty Spring/Summer Publications
- Addressing mental health is key to improving criminal justice system
- CBHJ MI-REP team presents a poster at the Michigan Association for Evaluation Conference