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Our advocacy work focuses on promoting racial, economic, and immigrant justice, including initiatives in the areas of voting rights, language access, education equity, criminal justice, and immigrant rights.
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Summary: This position is responsible for increasing public awareness and providing outreach services of Problem Gambling to Adult Criminal Justice Services (ACJS) and the Juvenile Justice Services (JJS) in the North and Northwest regions of the state.
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Teaching responsibilities may include: Introduction to the Criminal Legal System, Criminological Theories, and/or elective criminology courses on gangs, criminology goes to the movies, crime and the media, hate/bias crimes, juvenile justice, white collar crimes, crimes of the state, cybercrime and cyber terrorism, and domestic and international terrorism.
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Prior experience with program evaluation (design, implementation, and reporting), relating to criminal justice, public policy or service-based organizations strongly preferred. Bachelor's degree in criminal justice, psychology, social sciences, statistics, research methods degree preferred.
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About 25 percent of departmental students are sociology majors with 75 percent being criminal justice or double majors. Candidates with a Ph. D. in Sociology with an additional graduate degree in law, criminology, or criminal justice will be advantageous.
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Possess a Bachelor’s degree in an applied arts or science field, such as sociology, psychology, criminal justice, or social work; Provide probation supervision to offenders referred by the court for a variety of crimes including but not limited to Driving Under the Influence and other traffic-related offenses, battery, retail theft, criminal damage to property, domestic battery, and misdemeanor drug charges.
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The Analytics Manager will lead a team of analysts, work on a small portfolio of projects across the areas of both criminal justice and education, develop and manage processes and procedures for collaborative data access and use, and support broader organizational development activities.
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Experience reporting on criminal justice system (especially policing) or related issues, including mental health, housing, or violence prevention. Demonstrated ability to develop a rich network of sources, including policy experts and people who are impacted by the criminal justice system.
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Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology/Paralegal Studies/Criminal Justice or a Juris Doctor degree. This class is a foundation course for the Urban Agriculture Department’s Basic Certificates in Applied Cannabis Studies, and Dispensary Operations; the Advanced Certificate in Cannabis Processing; and the AAS degrees in Applied Cannabis Studies.
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Knowledge of the criminal justice system, court processes, restorative justice practices and alternatives to incarceration. At least 2 years of experience providing community-based services to youth and adults, preferably from communities with high rates of violence and criminal justice-involvement.
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Education and Experience:·Bachelor’s degree in Public Policy, Advocacy, or Affairs, Criminal Justice, Social Work, Human Rights, Psychology or related discipline required. ·Minimum eight (8) years of related lived and professional experience in social work, public health, criminal justice, sociology, workforce development, public policy, law, or related human service field required.
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Requires a bachelor’s Degree in criminology, criminal justice, public administration, or a related field. Will work with the Police Investigative Staff regarding investigations of reported criminal activities, making recommendation for new or revised changes to safety and/or loss prevention.
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UIC serves over 34,000 students, comprising one of the most diverse student bodies in the nation and is designated as a Minority Serving Institution (MSI), an Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander Serving Institution (AANAPSI) and a Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI.
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EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: A minimum of three years’ experience working in the juvenile justice system and graduation from an accredited college or university with a bachelor's degree in social sciences, social work, public administration, criminal justice or related field.
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The ideal candidate has a strong understanding of the criminal justice system in Illinois and of issues that intersect with policing. The Invisible Institute is hiring an investigative reporter to join our team and work alongside our staff to report on police abuse, state violence, and official secrecy in Chicago and beyond.
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