Dawn Noggle, PhD, is a clinical psychologist with specialization in trauma- informed care and has served as an administrator, consultant, researcher, and professor. She is the Mental Health Director and Justice and Community Partnerships Strategist for Maricopa County Correctional Health Services (CHS), Co-Chair of the Smart Justice Committee, and the key leader in Maricopa County’s Stepping Up, a national initiative to reduce incarceration of the mentally ill and substance misusing population. She leads the Justice-Involved Women’s Initiative, which includes a seven-week intensive treatment program for women, and Mosaic, addressing substance use and other criminogenic risk factors. Dr. Noggle is a founding member of the Arizona Mental Health and Criminal Justice Coalition, which brings together family members and individuals with lived experience with justice and behavioral health agency staff. She has collaborated on various grant-funded initiatives including a Bureau of Justice Assistance grant focused on justice-involved women to provide trauma-informed care training and to improve service delivery, implementing a gender-specific, trauma-informed, criminogenic needs responsive approach. Most recently she has been appointed to the Maricopa Regional Continuum of Care Board, designed to promote community-wide planning, coordination, oversight and strategic use of resources to address homelessness. Dr. Noggle is dedicated to collaborations and initiatives aimed at improving the lives of justice-involved individuals, specifically those with increased vulnerability due to mental illness, substance misuse, homelessness, and other contributing disparities.