All Rise

What All Rise does

All Rise is a nonprofit organization headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia (1800 Diagonal Road, Suite 600) that provides training, technical assistance, advocacy, publications, and resources for the U.S. treatment court field. Its flagship operating division, the Treatment Court Institute (originally founded in 1997 as the National Drug Court Institute with White House Office of National Drug Control Policy funding), leads training and research dissemination for more than 4,000 treatment court programs across every U.S. state and territory and has trained more than 500,000 public-safety and public-health professionals. The organization serves judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, court administrators, program coordinators, case managers, treatment providers, and law enforcement officials, supported by a bench of more than 100 faculty.

The organization's product surface spans live in-person trainings (Adult Treatment Court Foundational Workshop, Statewide Training, Practitioner Training, Medication for Addiction Treatment Training, Multi-Track Treatment Court training), online learning (E-Learning, Online Courses, Webinars on Demand), consultation services (Ask the Expert, Technical Assistance), the proprietary BeST Assessment Tool for program and participant evaluation, the annual RISE Conference (RISE26 scheduled for Nashville, TN, July 20-23, 2026), publications (the peer-reviewed Journal for Advancing Justice, Best Practice Standards, All Rise Magazine, podcasts, The ARK resource center, sample documents, case law, and funding guidance). The organization previously operated as the National Drug Court Institute / NADCP and rebranded to All Rise in 2023, with the Treatment Court Institute becoming one of its divisions.

All Rise is structured as a non-tax-paying nonprofit funded principally by federal grants, most notably the Bureau of Justice Assistance, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. Pricing across nearly all training, publication, webinar, and technical-assistance resources is freemium (free of charge to qualifying treatment-court and justice professionals), with the freemium posture itself acting as both a mission-driven deliverable and a distribution strategy to maximize program penetration. Core technology is not publicly disclosed; the most clearly proprietary element identified is the BeST Assessment Tool, positioned on its website as a domain-specialized assessment.

Name

All Rise

Legal name

All Rise

Website

https://ndci.org

Company type

Private

Founded year

1997

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

All Rise is a nonprofit organization that provides training, technical assistance, publications, and advocacy for the U.S. treatment court field, serving more than 4,000 treatment court programs and having trained 500,000-plus justice and public-health professionals in every state and territory.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Professional Training and Technical Assistance for Treatment Courts

NAICS

Educational Support Services (611710), Educational Support Services (61171)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200), Miscellaneous Publishing (2741)

akta.pro primary industry

Assessment Analytics & Item/Question Intelligence (IRT, Item Banks, Diagnostic Insights) (EDAFAFAG)

Keywords

• Treatment court training
• Criminal justice training
• Technical assistance services
• Professional development resources
• Addiction recovery education

Headquarters

HQ city

Alexandria

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

1. Grant Funding: The organization operates as a nonprofit funded primarily through government grants. The Treatment Court Institute was founded with funding from the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy. The website is funded through a grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

All Rise is a nonprofit that delivers training, technical assistance, publications, and advocacy for the more than 4,000 treatment court programs in the United States, primarily through its Treatment Court Institute division. Its core deliverables are in-person and online training programs (foundational workshops, statewide training, practitioner training, MAT training, operational tune-ups), expert consultation, an online learning platform, the proprietary BeST Assessment Tool, and the annual RISE Conference, all offered free of charge to public health and public safety professionals.

Product overview

All Rise is a non-profit organization providing a comprehensive portfolio of training, technical assistance, and resources for treatment courts. The core offering is the Treatment Court Institute (formerly National Drug Court Institute), which leads training and technical assistance for over 4,000 treatment court programs. The product suite includes live and in-person training programs (Adult Treatment Court Foundational Workshop, Statewide Training, Medication for Addiction Treatment Training), an online learning platform (E-Learning, Online Courses), consultation services (Ask the Expert, Technical Assistance), and assessment tools (BeST Assessment). Content resources include the Journal for Advancing Justice, Publications, Webinars on Demand, Podcasts, and The ARK resource hub. The annual RISE Conference serves as the premier event for addiction, mental health, and justice innovation professionals. All offerings are designed for public health and public safety professionals working with justice-involved individuals facing substance use and mental health disorders.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Treatment Court Institute: A division of All Rise that leads training, technical assistance, and research dissemination for treatment court programs.
• RISE Conference
• NADCP

Products and services

• Adult Treatment Court Foundational Workshop Comprehensive foundational training for adult treatment court professionals on evidence-based best practices, delivered as a live in-person workshop for multidisciplinary treatment court teams.
• Adult Treatment Court Operational Tune-Up Training focused on operational aspects and continuous improvement for adult treatment courts, designed for program administrators seeking to strengthen program fidelity.
• Statewide Training Training program designed for state-level implementation and coordination of treatment court initiatives, delivered across an entire state system.
• Adult Treatment Provider Training Training specifically designed for treatment providers working with justice-involved individuals in adult treatment court settings.
• Medication for Addiction Treatment Training Training on medication-assisted treatment (MAT) approaches for substance use disorders in treatment court settings, designed for treatment providers and clinical staff.
• Incentives, Sanctions, and Service Adjustments Training Training on implementing behavior modification techniques, incentives and sanctions, and service modifications in treatment courts.
• Practitioner Training General practitioner training for professionals working in treatment court settings across disciplines.
• Building a Multi-Track Treatment Court Training Training on developing and implementing multi-track treatment court programs serving distinct participant populations.
• E-Learning Platform Online learning platform offering self-paced courses and training modules for treatment court professionals, available globally through the All Rise website.
• Online Courses Structured online course offerings for continuing education and professional development in treatment court practice.
• Ask the Expert Consultation service providing Q&A access for treatment court professionals with subject matter experts from the All Rise faculty.
• Technical Assistance One-on-one expert consultation and guidance provided to treatment court programs on implementation, operations, and program improvement.
• BeST Assessment Tool Proprietary assessment tool used for evaluating treatment court programs and participants, providing standardized measurement of program fidelity and effectiveness.
• RISE Conference Annual premier training conference on addiction, mental health, and justice innovation; RISE26 scheduled for Nashville, TN from July 20-23, 2026.
• Webinars on Demand Recorded webinar library covering evidence-based practices and innovations in treatment courts, available on demand through the All Rise website.
• Journal for Advancing Justice Peer-reviewed journal publishing research and best practices in the treatment court field.
• All Rise Magazine Magazine publication featuring articles and updates for the treatment court community, distributed to public safety and public health professionals.
• All Rise Podcasts Audio content covering topics relevant to treatment court professionals, distributed as podcasts for ongoing education and industry updates.
• Publications Library Library of publications including research reports, guides, best practice standards, and sample documents supporting evidence-based treatment court implementation.
• The ARK Resource Center Digital resource center providing tools, best practice standards, and information for treatment court professionals.
• Treatment Court Institute Division Core division of All Rise that leads training, technical assistance, and research dissemination for more than 4,000 treatment court programs in the United States; has trained more than 500,000 public safety and public health professionals in every U.S. state and territory.

Quantifiable outcome

• Trained more than 500,000 public safety and public health professionals
• +2 more outcomes

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

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Feature1 record

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• National Judicial College: The nation's leading provider of continuing education and training for judges. Comparable as a nonprofit delivering professional education to the judiciary with a similar in-person + digital training model serving public-sector legal professionals.
• National Center for State Courts: Provides training, research, and technical assistance to state court systems across the U.S. Directly comparable as a court-focused training and TA nonprofit serving similar justice system stakeholders and operating on similar federal/state grant funding.
• Treatment Alternatives for Safe Communities (TASC): Nonprofit providing case management, treatment, and justice diversion services for justice-involved individuals. Comparable as a justice-involved population services nonprofit with overlapping focus on substance use, mental health, and treatment court participants.
• Council of State Governments Justice Center: Nonpartisan policy organization providing training, technical assistance, and research to state and local justice stakeholders. Comparable as a justice-focused nonprofit delivering TA and resources to public-sector professionals on evidence-based practices.
• American Probation and Parole Association: Professional association providing training, publications, and resources for community corrections professionals. Comparable membership-and-training nonprofit serving a defined slice of the justice professional community with similar conference and resource distribution models.
• National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges: Provides training, technical assistance, and research to juvenile and family court judges and professionals. Comparable nonprofit model delivering specialized education and resources to a specific court vertical, similar audience and federal engagement approach.

Broad incumbents

• National Association of Counties (NACo): Membership organization providing training, education, and advocacy resources for county officials. Comparable as a public-sector professional education and advocacy nonprofit, broader in scope but similar in GTM via conferences, publications, and federal grant dependency.
• National Governors Association Center for Best Practices: Provides training, technical assistance, and policy research to governors on state policy issues including criminal justice. Comparable as a federally-supported policy and TA nonprofit serving state-level decision makers with evidence-based practice dissemination.
• National Institute of Corrections: Federal agency providing training, technical assistance, and resources to corrections professionals. Comparable as a federally-backed training entity for justice professionals, though broader in scope across corrections rather than treatment courts specifically.

Emerging players

• Center for Court Innovation: Nonprofit that designs and implements court reform initiatives including problem-solving courts. Comparable mission orientation toward evidence-based justice innovation, with overlapping audience of treatment court practitioners and thought leadership.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

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