SART & SAKI Programs Lead — Hybrid & Impact

Maryland Nonprofits; Silver Spring (MD); Remote; USD 70,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid/Remote work options

Health insurance

Paid holidays & vacation

Flexible scheduling

Job summary

MCASA seeks a mission-driven professional to manage SART and SAKI projects, supervise advocates, and enhance survivor-centered policies across Maryland. The role blends policy work with hands-on coordination, data review, and stakeholder collaboration to improve justice and access to services for survivors.

Most work is remote with flexible scheduling; travel within Maryland is required. Start date is rolling; salary ranges $70,000–$85,000 DOE, with benefits and a supportive work environment.

Qualifications

• Commitment to ending sexual violence and survivor empowerment.
• Master’s degree or JD with relevant coursework or experience.
• Strong planning, technical assistance, and project management skills.
• Excellent written and verbal communication, able to work with diverse groups.
• Grant reporting experience and ability to meet grant goals.
• Knowledge of trauma-informed care and survivor services is preferred.
• Ability to work independently and travel within Maryland.

Responsibilities

• Manage MCASA’s SART and SAKI projects and timelines.
• Supervise advocates and coordinate victim notification initiatives.
• Monitor data to support survivor services and policy decisions.
• Provide training on trauma-informed care and notification processes.
• Collaborate with SALI and law enforcement partners on issues.
• Support policy development and stakeholder engagement.

Skills

Commitment to ending sexual violence

Planning and project management

Strong communication skills

Public speaking / group facilitation

Grant reporting experience

Independent work ability

Collaboration across diverse partners

Education

Master’s degree or JD

Tools

Microsoft Office

Google Suite

Content management systems

Online databases / CRM

Job description

MCASA seeks a mission-driven professional to manage SART and SAKI projects, supervise advocates, and enhance survivor-centered policies across Maryland. The role blends policy work with hands-on coordination, data review, and stakeholder collaboration to improve justice and access to services for survivors.

Most work is remote with flexible scheduling; travel within Maryland is required. Start date is rolling; salary ranges $70,000–$85,000 DOE, with benefits and a supportive work environment.