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Requires a Bachelor's degree in Law, International Legal Studies, or related plus four (4) years of experience in the position offered or four (4) years of experience as a Project Officer, Project Manager, Program Manager, Consultant, or related occupation in the financial crimes field.
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Reporting to the Deputy Project Director , the Karpatkin Fellow will be responsible for developing and litigating racial justice cases in state and federal court. The Racial Justice Program (RJP) is part of the ACLU's Trone Center for Justice and Equality, which works to combat racial discrimination; to ensure that our criminal justice system is fair, and free of racial bias; to advocate for humane and constitutional conditions of confinement; and to abolish the death penalty as a legitimate form of punishment.
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KEY RESPONSIBILITIES AND ACCOUNTABILITIES Event Management & Communication Work closely with Director of Jewish Life, 14Y Preschool Director, and preschool parents to curate and design exciting, meaningful Jewish programs, and support the formation of chavurot groups or program tracks.
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Join our Privacy Team in our Jersey City, NJ global headquarters (flexible hybrid work model) to support the CPO in defining and documenting Global Privacy Program framework components and processes.
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Work collaboratively with Site Director and Assistant Director/On-site Supervisor to provide activities for children, youth, adults and seniors. Position Summary:As an activity specialist you will have the opportunity to interact with and impact the local community, particularly through the After-School Program.
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The Senior Director, Environmental Justice Loan Program will report to the Vice President, Financing who is based in Philadelphia. A successful Senior Director, Environmental Justice Loan Program will help us design and execute our approach to lending by prioritizing the needs of strategically aligned organizations and centering communities of color who are disproportionately harmed by pollution burdens and climate vulnerabilities.
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CCS’s recent activities at NYU School of Law include the Women Leaders in Cybersecurity conference series, a multi-panel event on Crime, Security and International Regulation of Artificial Intelligence, and smaller dinner roundtables covering the creation of a diversion program for juvenile cyber offenders and developer liability for software flaws.
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Work closely with Director of Jewish Life, 14Y Preschool Director, and preschool parents to curate and design exciting, meaningful Jewish programs, and support the formation of chavurot groups or program tracks.
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The consultation attorney will report to the Senior Program Director and Associate Program Director of the Family Law Project at the Brooklyn Family Justice Center. In collaboration with Senior Program Director and Associate Program Director, creates, implements, coordinates and conducts ongoing family law legal clinics to assist clients in drafting pro se petitions for Family and Supreme Courts.
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The Program Director will also work closely with the Managing Director Justice Initiatives, other agency leaders, and the Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice to ensure the physical environment and overall delivery of services are aligned with agency goals and client needs, driving positive outcomes for participants.
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This includes robust health plans, a market-leading 401(k) program with a company contribution, product discounts, flexible time off benefits (including half-day summer Fridays per policy), inclusive fertility / adoption benefits, and more.
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Manhattan College, located only 10 miles from Midtown in The Bronx, is searching for its next Director of Transfer Recruitment. The Director of Transfer Recruitment will be tasked with designing and implementing strategic initiatives consistent with Manhattan College’s overall enrollment objectives.
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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionJob Title: Senior Case Manager - Floating Reports to: Program Director/Shelter Director Status: Full-timeFLSA Classification: Non-Exempt Job Location: Brooklyn/ManhattanSUMMARYWe are seeking a seasoned, skilled, and engaging a floating Senior Case Manager to be a part of a dynamic, interdisciplinary team, which aims to stabilize our clients and improve their independent living skills in our supportive housing or shelter sites in Brooklyn/Manhattan.
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Reporting to the Director of Safety, the Site Safety Manager administers the safety program and serves as the safety advisor, ensuring safety compliance by the project team, all union labor and subcontractors working at the site.
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Work with the Program Director & Director of Community Engagement to provide well-rounded job training opportunities for High School Students and Summer Youth Employment Program participants.
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