Brooklyn-Based Community Safety & IPV Prevention Coordinator

Thewia; New York (NY); On-site; USD 62,000 - 76,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive healthcare

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Short-term and long-term disability

Life insurance

Flexible spending accounts including F

Talkspace access

Ginger access

403(b) retirement plan with employer '

Job summary

The Center for Justice Innovation is seeking a Coordinator for the RISE Project to coordinate a community-based initiative addressing gun violence and IPV in Brooklyn and Queens. You will collaborate with partners to implement programs focused on engagement, norms change, and prevention, working with the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety.

Ideal candidates bring 2+ years in IPV/DV, community organizing, and program management, and can navigate interdisciplinary settings while rolling up their

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in human services and 2–3 years in violence prevention or related field.
• Master's degree preferred; driver’s license strongly preferred.
• Experience in IPV/DV, community engagement, and program management.

Responsibilities

• Educate and support staff on IPV/DV and related violence and promote healthy relationships.
• Develop and facilitate trainings for staff, schools, and community members.
• Facilitate youth programs on healthy relationships and IPV/DV prevention.
• Plan community events to reduce violence and build community accountability.
• Coordinate with Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety for collaboration.

Skills

Violence prevention

Community organizing

Group facilitation

Program management

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Counseling experience

Education

Bachelor's degree in human services

Master's degree preferred

Job description

The Center for Justice Innovation is seeking a Coordinator for the RISE Project to coordinate a community-based initiative addressing gun violence and IPV in Brooklyn and Queens. You will collaborate with partners to implement programs focused on engagement, norms change, and prevention, working with the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety.

Ideal candidates bring 2+ years in IPV/DV, community organizing, and program management, and can navigate interdisciplinary settings while rolling up their