I observed a heavy focus on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its role in improving accessibility for litigants and court staff. As a judicial educator, I found the sessions that addressed applying limited resources and existing systems to help meet the courts’ rapidly evolving training needs particularly valuable.
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NASJE is sad to report the passing of one of the legends in the field of judicial education, NASJE Past President, Larry Stone.
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The 2021-2022 National Association of State Judicial Educators’ Board of Directors is pleased to announce the 2021 recipient of the Karen Thorson Award. By unanimous vote, Judith M. Anderson is our 2022 Karen Thorson Awardee. As you know, NASJE’s Karen Read more
The 2022 Conference’s theme is “Judicial Education and All That Jazz: Mastering Innovation and Adaptability in Changing Times”. We are excited to offer courses covering a wide range of topics including online course development, curriculum development and delivery of sensitive topics, iInteractive tools and educational technology, racial and ethnic disparities toolkit, practical tools to enhance resiliency, roundtable discussions and session extensions, and much, much more!
Last month the Board and I invited you to nominate a colleague for the Karen Thorson Award. The Karen Thorson Award was established in 2012 to recognize a career judicial educator who has made a significant contribution to both NASJE and Read more
As you know, recently the NASJE website has been revamped as part of our effort to better connect with you and other site users. It has come to our attention that some members have not always received NASJE information or communications or have been unclear as to the ways in which interaction occurs within the organization. Let me provide some information on NASJE communications. I apologize for the length, but I wanted to provide all the info in one place for your convenience.
Hello, NASJE friends and colleagues, Welcome to Spring! Well, in some parts of the country anyway… The Board has recently finished our Mid-Year meeting and I wanted to update you on some of the things we decided or are working Read more
The 2019-2021 National Association of State Judicial Educators’ Board of Directors is pleased to announce the 2021 recipient of the Karen Thorson Award. By unanimous vote, Thomas N. Langhorne (Tom) will be our 2021 Karen Thorson Awardee. As you know, Read more
The National Association for Presiding Judges and Court Executive Officers has been producing monthly webinars since April 2020. Led by Dr. Brenda Wagenknecht-Ivey (CEO of PRAXIS Consulting), Gordon Griller (Executive Director of NAPCO), and other experts in the field of Read more
Respectfully submitted by Brian MacKenzie and David Wallace The judicial education world has lost a giant. Judge Peggy Fulton Hora, a global leader in the field of judicial education and a pioneering leader in the development of Drug Treatment Courts, Read more
Kenneth J. Withers, Deputy Executive Director of the Sedona Conference is pleased to share this announcement of interest to NASJE members and court personnel around the country. The Sedona Conference is pleased to announce the publication of The Sedona Conference Cooperation Read more
By Michael Roosevelt, NASJE Diversity Access and Fairness Committee Co-Chair and Senior Analyst for the Judicial Council of California The day after the passing of Congressman John Robert Lewis I read his posthumous letter, “Together, You Can Redeem the Soul of Read more
A recording of the NASJE Zoominar Delivering Training & Education During a Pandemic, which originally aired on July 30, is now available in the NASJE Member Area. This webinar features NASJE members recounting their adventures in providing learning in new ways, and is Read more
Texas Municipal Courts Face of Justice Project By Emily LaGratta, LaGratta Consulting, LLC & Mark Goodner, General Counsel and Director of Education, Texas Municipal Courts Education Center The Texas Municipal Courts Education Center partnered with the Center for Court Innovation and Emily LaGratta (now Read more
By Ben Barham, Arkansas Before giving you the highlights of what the Education Committee has been doing, I’d like to take a moment to marvel at where we are today. In a few long months, I feel like all the Read more
