. >> steve goldsmith, unconnected with services, a funding program where we set up meetings between victims offenders, youth offenders. very effective. very evidence-based, but i don't imagine what to me people from the juvenile justice probation or law enforcement here. so how do we educate them? because that's really the folks that need rehabilitation, those front-line workers, because they don't make referrals to programs like that. they have this idea that impact probation department has a number of employees whose job it is to go out and violate people. that's all they do, sending it back to prison. so how do we change that system at the outset -- outside source to reduce people going in to begin with? >> create dialogue. i think is step one is to create dialogue between these two different groups and see that there's more commonalities than there are, you know, this interest. interest. >> not every county is like that but many of the counties particularly in the bay area have council were everybody is at the table, the committee-based organization, the district attorney, the sheriff,