Job Openings in Restorative Justice

NOTE: We have researched neither the organizations nor whether the positions are still available. Inclusion in this section should not be considered an endorsement of the organizations or of the particular positions advertised.

 This position works as part of a team of shelter advocates to develop a service plan to actively support families' transition from homelessness to stable living. Primary functions includes:   

• Welcoming new participants and developing positive and engaged working relationships with the families.

• Creation of a client directed Family Action Plan that proactively engages residents in program participation.
• Assess an work to eliminate barriers to stable housing.
• Involvement in weekly case review to share progress updates and problem solve with the team on solutions toany challenges impacting the families’ stability.
• In partnership with Housing First advocate, manage resident files with all necessary case notes and forms.
• Follow program guidelines for safety in community living (physical safety, safety of sobriety, emotional safety and safety of children).
• Participate in conflict resolution, restorative justice and success planning with residents for issues that put their Family Service Center program stay at risk.
• Keep statistics for program outcomes and monthly, quarterly and yearly reports.
• Log entries into shared program journal
• Maintain regular and consistent attendance

Contact:

Catholic Charities Administration Center

1200 2nd Ave S

Minneapolis, MN 55403

 Program Coordinator, Randolph, VT, USA

The Randolph Community Justice Center is seeking a part time Program coordinator approximately 15-20 hrs/​week.​ Duties include program coordination and development, fiscal management, fundraising, and community collaboration.​ Qualifications include education or experience in Restorative Justice or related field, excellent communication skills, ability to work under pressure.​ Call Rose Lucenti, RCJC Secretary at 802-728-6326 for a full job description.​ Resumes will be accepted through Monday, November 17th for consideration.

The Office of Community Standards and Wellness has an opening for a full-time Coordinator of Student Conduct and Wellness Programs. The Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards serves as a resource to the entire University community through its efforts to meet the developmental and educational needs of students related to community expectations, civility and respect for self and others. We function to support community members with conflict management and resolution, and responding to inappropriate and threatening behaviors. We provide student-centered educational services, which promote personal development and individual responsibility. We strive to create a dynamic, open and just environment where civility, cultural competence, and learning are expected and celebrated.

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Assistant Professor, Felician College, Loden, NJ, USA

Felician College, the Franciscan College of NJ, is re-opening the search for a doctorally prepared dual specialist in Criminal Justice and Sociology for appointment at the rank of assistant professor. Successful candidate will have:

• An interest in and commitment to the ideals of Catholic higher education within the Franciscan tradition.
• Broad expertise in the social sciences.
• Demonstrated ability to teach courses at all levels of the sociology and criminal justice curriculum, including Felician's mission-based Culture and Diversity course, which emphasizes global awareness and sensitivity to diversity in the service of peacemaking.
• Demonstrated ability to teach criminal justice courses with a restorative justice mindset.
• An interest in mentoring career-related student practicum.

Candidates must have a Ph.D. in hand, at time of application, from a regionally accredited institution and be willing to teach in Felician's growing on-site and off-site criminal justice programs. Experience in course preparation in Introductory Police, Criminal Law, Criminal Investigation, and Constitutional Law, as well as Special Topics courses, would be an asset.

Dr. Sasha Sinkowsky

Chair, Department of History and Social Sciences

Felician College

262 South Main Street

Lodi, NJ 07644

sinkowskys@felician.edu

Restorative Justice Online only publishes position announcements submitted directly to the website. For a more comprehensive listing of employment opportunities see the Fresno Pacific Center for Peacemaking and Conflict Studies.

December 2008