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Parole Success Advocate – Women's Prisons
UnCommon LawCore Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in facilitating group settings and conducting one-on-one meetings with program participants, utilizing trauma-informed approaches and strong writing skills. Proficient in managing participant records and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams while maintaining sensitivity to confidential matters.
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Facilitate weekly in-person groups and complete related documentation and case notes
- Participate in legal workshops
- Conduct one-on-one meetings with program participants, review relevant documents, take notes, and enter information into a database
- Participate in weekly collaborative interdisciplinary participant-support meetings, including agenda creation, notetaking, and facilitation
- Conduct Peer Mentor training and provide ongoing support to peer mentors
- Create and deliver trainings on facilitation techniques, delivering services inside prisons, and trauma-informed practices
- Conduct phone or video calls with program participants and peer mentors
- Draft and respond to participant correspondence, including letters and feedback on participant writings
- Schedule phone/video calls and obtain access to prison files
- Maintain the participant record management system
- Assist with program materials, calendar management, and curriculum updates
- Collaborate on gender-responsive Home After Harm curriculum and materials for women’s prisons
- Communicate with prison/parole officials and community service providers
- Travel frequently to in-prison and other settings throughout California
- Learn and use UCL technology platforms and tools
- Attend regular staff meetings, required in-person staff meetings, team-building activities, and retreats as needed
- Participate in community or prison events to educate or train attendees on parole hearing preparation or trauma experiences and responses
- Assist with cross-team activities such as reception, non-client mail, and fundraising
Requirements
What you’ll need- Experience living in a California women’s correctional setting: Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF), California Institute for Women (CIW), or Folsom Women’s Facility
- Personal experience navigating California’s discretionary parole process from one of these prisons
- Experience facilitating group settings using person-centered and trauma-informed approaches
- Experience with and willingness to continue developing proficiency in technology and writing
- Excellent facilitation and leadership skills, including kindness, non-judgment, and sensitivity to confidential matters
- Compassionate and culturally sensitive
- Self-reflective and attentive to vicarious trauma
- Organized, prepared, and able to operate under pressure
- Strong writing skills
- Ability to use Zoom and Google Suites (Gmail)
- Ability to learn new technologies, including an online participant record management system
- Willingness to work collaboratively
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Creativity and proven capacity for collaboration
- Tailored cover letter required; untailored cover letters will not be considered
- Resume, cover letter, and contact information for two professional, academic, or other relevant references required
Benefits
Comp & perks- 100% paid Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance for employees
- 75% coverage for dependents
- Health Reimbursement Account (HRA) with $200/month in reimbursable therapeutic expenses
- Flexible time off policy
- Organizational closure for two weeks from late December to early January
- Generous family leave policy
- Flexible hours
- FSA
- Retirement plans
- Regular access to training and clinical support
- Generous sick leave
- In-office lunches
- Community gatherings
- Equitable, sustainable, and joyful organizational culture
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