Prison Yoga Project invites you to an engaging webinar with Judge Dan Healy, exploring how the Sequential Intercept Model (SIM) can lead to a more equitable and transformative approach to justice. Judges like Judge Healy hold a unique position to impact critical “intercepts” within the justice system, from initial hearings to community partnerships, allowing for meaningful interventions that support community well-being and systemic change.
Through this discussion, Judge Healy will share insights on:
- What is the Intercept Map? An overview of the Sequential Intercept Model, explaining each intercept and how it identifies critical points in the justice system where targeted support can make the biggest difference.
- Strategic Intercepts in the Court System: How judicial decision-making at key stages, such as initial hearings and specialized dockets, can lead to supportive, non-punitive pathways.
- Building Community-Centered Partnerships: The role of the judiciary in fostering relationships with organizations providing mental health, housing, and social support, creating a network of care.
- Promoting Trauma-Informed Justice: How aligning court practices with trauma-informed principles can improve outcomes for individuals and strengthen community ties.
Why Attend?
This event is ideal for those invested in criminal justice reform, social work, community services, and systemic change. Attendees will learn how judicial leadership and intercept mapping can advance a justice system that is equitable, trauma-informed, and community-centered, creating lasting impacts beyond the courtroom.
Reserve Your Spot Today!
Join us to explore how intercept mapping empowers judges and community leaders to collaborate on creating a justice system rooted in support, dignity, and transformative impact.