Employment Case Manager

The Employment Case manager is responsible for providing workforce development orientation services to incarcerated women in Los Angeles County jails. In your role you will collaborate with the Director of Workforce Development and Education and the Employment Developer/ Case Manager assisting formerly incarcerated and incarcerated women with employment, education, readiness support, resume building, interview preparation and multidimensional solutions. The Employment Instructor will guide new participants from a strengths-based, gender responsive participant--focused orientation in both pre and post release environments. The Employment Instructor will work with the Director of workforce Development and Education, the Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO), WDACS, LASD, and other outside agencies to identify and train incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women in obtaining living wage employment and/or entrepreneurial opportunities. Additionally, this position collaborates with CEO and other community partners to assist in maintaining best practices of trauma- informed services in application of methods with gender as an engagement perspective.

Case Manager / Visitation Monitor

The Case Manager / Visitation Monitor will provide court support and advocacy to parents who have open cases with the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS). The Family Reunification Advocate will accompany supported parents to their hearings in Dependency Court, facilitate communication with their court-appointed attorneys and DCFS social workers, help parents track and document their case progress, help them fulfill the requirements of their reunification plans, and provide education and trainings that will support parents with understanding the reunification process.

Clinical Social Worker

The Clinical Social Worker (Clinician) possesses and implements the generic knowledge and educational background applicable to working with formerly incarcerated individuals, groups, families, other disciplines and community services within and outside A New Way of Life Reentry Project (ANWOL). The Clinician works with all appropriate systems on behalf of the client, and will visit all of the reentry facilities. The Clinician will provide a model of social service delivery that includes counseling and case management services.

Senior Family Reunification Attorney

The Senior Family Reunification Attorney will supervise the Family Reunification Department of A New Way of Life Reentry Project (ANWOL), which helps reunite formerly incarcerated parents with their children by providing direct representation in California’s family courts and probate courts, as well as providing “support person” advocacy in dependency court proceedings and support letters or advocacy at criminal court hearings for parents with outstanding charges. In addition, the Attorney may contribute to civil rights impact litigation, family reunification local, state, and federal policy work, and family reunification legal clinics planned to occur in prisons in Los Angeles County.

Human Resources Generalist

The Human Resources Generalist oversees all human resources activities and serves as a strategic HR business partner to the Executive team. The Human Resource Generalist will assist in maintaining a Championship culture within the organization that emphasizes quality, continuous improvement, and high performance. The Human Resource Generalist will develop and implement HR strategies and initiatives aligned with the overall organization’s vision and mission.

Housing Coordinator

The Housing Coordinator is responsible for the proper administration and oversight of A New Way of Life Reentry Project’s safe house model.

Housing Coordinator - Bilingual (English/Spanish)

The Housing Coordinator is responsible for the proper administration and oversight of A New Way of Life Reentry Project’s safe house model.

Civic Engagement Organizer

The Civic Engagement Organizer will undertake extensive outreach, education and mobilization of communities throughout California to advance criminal justice reforms. The Organizer will be responsible for engaging in leadership development, enhancing knowledge of and assisting with policy changes, and directing projects pertaining to civic engagement. The position will require some travel across the state, and flexible work hours, including some weekend and evening hours.