The Office of Justice Programs (OJP) is one of the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) three primary grant-making components, the other two being the Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) and the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS Office). The missions of OJP are to provide innovative leadership to federal, state, local, and tribal justice systems by disseminating state-of-the-art knowledge and practices across America and to provide grants for the implementation of these crime-fighting strategies.
For assistance in using the Justice Grants System (JustGrants) or the Performance Measurement Tool, please contact the appropriate help desk.
Programs Office Grant Managers
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Kandia Conaway
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Janai Jenkins
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Jocelyn Linde
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Shaniqua McRae
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Ann O’Donnell
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Andrew Rodeghero
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Elizabeth White
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Geislia Barnes
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Jeffrey Felten-Green
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Amy Romero
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Dara Schulman
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Latanza Wilson
Policy Advisors
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Senior Policy Advisor
Timothy Jeffries
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Policy Advisor
Deirdra Assey
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Senior Policy Advisor
Meg Chapman
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Policy Advisor
Kalyn Hill
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Program Specialist
Reeve Jacobus
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Senior Policy Advisor
David Lewis
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Senior Policy Advisor
Michelle White
michelle.t.white@usdoj.gov -
Policy Advisor
Julius Dupree
julius.dupree@usdoj.gov
Grantee Orientation Materials
Welcome, new COSSUP grantees, and congratulations on receiving a COSSUP award! We respect and appreciate the time, effort, and resources that your agency dedicated to becoming a COSSUP grantee, as well as the dedication to the shared mission of combatting illicit substance use and misuse. This section contains resources intended to equip new COSSUP grantees with the knowledge and materials necessary to successfully manage grant awards.
The January 2024 presentation for new 2023 grantees is available at https://www.cossup.org/ResourceLibrary/Details/a472902f-af93-4cdb-8b03-dedb44261680
How Do I…? Common Grant Management Questions and Requirements
Performance Measures
BJA recognizes the impact that evidence-based practices have on the success of criminal justice programs and designed the COSSUP performance measures to emphasize BJA’s commitment to capturing evidence-based practices while easing the grantee’s burden.
Performance measures training has been made available to assist in understanding the reporting requirements and the quarterly survey questionnaire and to offer information on resources to assist with performance measures reporting.
Performance Measurement Tool (PMT) Help Desk
bjapmt@usdoj.gov
(888) 252-6867