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PROGRAM/DEPARTMENT DESCRIPTIONAs a member of the Division of Education and Community Engagement, the Coordinator III, in conjunction with the Senior Training Program Manager will develop and implement educational initiatives, multi-session training institutes as well as shorter workshops with BPHC colleagues and partners on topics related to HIV, infectious disease prevention, health equity and racial justice.
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The position’s primary responsibility is to assist the Archivist in supporting the Racial Redress and Reparations Lab of the Civil Rights and Restorative Justice (CRRJ), an affiliate program of the Center for Law, Equity and Race’s research of legacies of slavery in the City of Boston that adversely affected Black residents of the city.
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Have a fundamental understanding of gender justice and diversity within key areas of responsibility and a commitment to promoting gender justice, racial equity, and diversity in our workplace and programs.
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As part of our commitment to cultural and racial equity, the Development Team practices Community Centric Fundraising, recognizing our responsibility to our community and rooting our strategies in our values of Responsiveness, Social Impact, Community Engagement, and Experimentation.
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Executive Vice President, Racial Equity and Social Justice. The CMO will incorporate an intersectional racial equity lens when making key decisions and will collaborate with department leads and other members of the executive team to ensure alignment and coordination in our work.
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We seek to advance racial equity and dismantle the enduring legacy of systemic racism in housing both through and within the work we do. You’ll be empowered to drive systems change and take bold steps to advance racial equity.
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Co-lead the Immigrant Health Committee and liaise with relevant Committees and Departments, included but not limited to: Equity & Social Justice Committee (ES&J); Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (JEDI); Quality and Efficiency Committee (QEC); Development (fundraising and grants); Research Institute; Human Resources.
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Teaching load will include foundation and advanced courses in Macro Social Work Practice with content on community engagement and organization, organizational leadership and administration, and policy advocacy with a strong racial and social justice emphasis.
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While PLS responds to requests for advice and guidance from prisoners and their families on many issues, its work is focused on five key priorities critical to our clients:Health CareStaff AssaultsConditions of ConfinementSolitary ConfinementRacial Equity in CorrectionsAs an anti-racist organization, PLS approaches all of these priority areas through a racial equity lens.
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Work closely with victim witness advocates, law enforcement, court personnel, the defense bar, criminal justice agencies, community partners, and the public to ensure successful, holistic approach to prosecution that balances the safety and well-being of the victims, defendants, and communities we serve.
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Strong connection to education equity and to the values of belief in the power of young people, social justice, empathy, inclusivity, and teamwork. Strong connection to education equity and to the values of belief in the power of young people, social justice, empathy, inclusivity, and teamwork.
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Assist in leading access to justice and DEI programming and education, ensuring responsive programming that fosters a supportive environment for a diverse population of court users of Trial Court services across the Commonwealth.
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Collaborates with BPS pipeline and teacher training programs to provide professional development around a variety of topics: licensure support and guidance, racial equity in education, and self-care as social justice.
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Commitment to advancing health and racial equity. Ability to quickly learn new technology platforms (Zoom, Slack, Mural, Alchemer, etc.) Proficiency with website content management (Drupal) or email marketing platforms (MailChimp.
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Fusion Technology is a performance-driven HUBZone Small Business concern residing in the heart of the beautiful mountainsides of West Virginia, steps away from the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Criminal Justice Information Services Division's Headquarters.
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