Resource Coordinator, Alternatives to Incarceration
Overview
The Center for Justice Innovation seeks a Resource Coordinator to lead court navigation for Brooklyn Justice Initiatives. This role drives participant referrals and ensures compliance updates reach court stakeholders. The position blends stakeholder engagement with data-driven reporting to enhance diversion outcomes.
What You'll Do17
- 1Stakeholder & Participant Engagement: Communicate with judges prosecutors defense attorneys and other court staff about eligibility for diversion programming
- 2Serve as liaison in arraignment all-purpose treatment and trial court parts to determine program eligibility
- 3Work closely with defense attorneys and Assistant District attorneys to identify individuals who can avoid court or jail time
- 4Execute crisis intervention protocols to ensure participant safety and connect them to services
- 5Establish and maintain relationships with local social service providers present in the courthouse
- 6Collaborate with criminal justice city government and community partners
- 7Prepare written and verbal case updates for multiple court parts and staff including compliance and rearrest reporting
- 8Maintain accurate participant information in electronic databases and hard files
- 9Conduct routine audits with Compliance and Clinical staff to audit referral and court related information
- 10Assist with data collection and management for diversion initiatives
- 11Work with court operations team to ensure smooth daily operations
- 12Support implementation and maintenance of protocols and procedures
- 13Help develop and pilot new diversion initiatives
- 14Collaborate with Supervised Release program staff in cross-program areas
- 15Attend BJI meetings and events after hours
- 16Attend all required staff meetings and trainings
- 17Support other relevant tasks as needed
Requirements10
- 15+ years building ETL pipelines with Spark and Airflow
- 23-4 years experience in criminal justice field as an equivalency
- 3Bachelor’s degree and minimum one year in related area
- 4Proficiency in Microsoft Suite Google Suites and Outlook
- 5Ability to use Zoom Microsoft Teams and Slack
- 6Professional demeanor and effective communication with judges and court personnel
- 7Highly organized detail-oriented writer capable of thriving in a fast-paced environment
- 8Cultural competence when working with diverse populations
- 9Knowledge of courthouse operations and legal terminology
- 10Bilingual English Spanish preferred
Salary Insight
$54 - $68k per year
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