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Midtown Community Justice Center offers two diversion programs that provide people who are arrested an off-ramp from criminal prosecution: Youth PACT and Project Reset. In collaboration with the New York Police Department, the District Attorney's Offices, and the Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice, Project Reset seeks to create a proportionate response to low-level crime by avoiding the traditional criminal justice process.
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The Peer Mentor position was created using the research and belief that involving people who have their own lived experience with substance use, mental health conditions, and/ or criminal justice involvement is invaluable in reaching and helping the population.
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IMT participants interact with homeless services, criminal justice, and behavioral health service systems. The Behavioral Specialist also stands as an advocate and liaise for program participants within the criminal justice and shelter system and provide them with harm reduction services.
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REQUIREMENTS: Bachelors Level Degree in Criminal Justice or Health Service field with at least one (1) year of experience working in a criminal justice, child welfare or social services setting required.
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Other Requirements:Obtain Criminal History Checks (CHC) fingerprinting through the New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH) and the Justice Center for the Protection of People with Special Needs (Justice System.
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Individuals with prior criminal justice involvement are encouraged to apply but must be able to gain clearance on Rikers Island (no contact with the criminal justice system for two years, including parole or probation.
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Preference given to candidates possessing experience with criminal and juvenile justice systems, victim issues, child development, delinquency, community resources and restorative justice principles, or other fields if the applicant specifically addresses how their skills and experience fit this position.
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The City Bar Justice Center’s Immigrant Justice Project (IJP) assists asylum seekers fleeing persecution in their home countries, survivors of violent crimes and trafficking here in the United States, and individuals seeking humanitarian protection and other forms of immigration relief.
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The Restorative Justice Facilitator is an exuberant and compassionate individual with a demonstrated commitment to developing alternative approaches to community healing and restoration with families impacted by domestic violence.
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The Restorative Justice Specialist will work with the Community School team, school faculty and administration, students, and families to provide Restorative Justice and mental health services.
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The team provides expertise in the areas of housing, substance use and harm reduction, criminal justice, peer support and behavioral health recovery. Must be fingerprinted and cleared by the New York State Justice Center.
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Services include case management; housing placements; independent living skills training; occupational therapy; short and long-term individual counseling; advocacy within the medical, mental health, child welfare, law enforcement, and criminal justice systems; and referrals to outside services.
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The FACT Criminal Justice Specialist is a Masters level mental health clinician who outreaches clients in the community to provide treatment and services with high fidelity to the ACT model.
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OR A bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice and/or Administration; Law and Society; Forensics; Public Safety and/or Administration; Homeland Security; Law Enforcement; Justice Administration; Organizational Security and Management; Criminology; Cyber Security; Social Work; Fire Science; Public Administration and/or Policy; Political Science with Superior Academic Achievement (SAA.
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The ideal candidate will understand how housing justice intersects with racial justice and incorporate a race equity lens in tenant advocacy. Demonstrated commitment to public interest law, housing rights, and racial justice.
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