[Fredslist] The Fortune Society Seeks a Senior Policy Director

[Corey Bearak]

Received this from my colleague, Glenn Martin, its Vice President, Development & Public Affairs

Corey B. Bearak, Esq.
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On Dec 27, 2010, at 8:05 AM, The Fortune Society wrote:

Senior Director, Policy
The David Rothenberg Center for Public Policy
 
The David Rothenberg Center for Public Policy focuses on Fortune’s policy development, advocacy, technical assistance, training, and community education efforts. DRCPP integrates Fortune’s internal expertise – the life experience of our formerly incarcerated staff and clients and our first-hand experience as a direct service provider – with research and evaluation to advocate for a fairer criminal justice system; promote effective program models and needed supports for people with criminal justice histories; and change the counterproductive laws and policies that create unfair barriers to the successful reentry of people with criminal justice histories into our communities. 
 
DRCPP is seeking a new Senior Director  of Policy, responsible for formulating DRCPP’s Policy’s advocacy and policy positions on key issues and coalition/community building activities.  A strong candidate will have knowledge of criminal justice and other corollary issues (housing, voting, education employment), in addition to experience running advocacy and technical assistance programs, managing a network of national scope, developing and prioritizing programmatic activity, working with a wide range of stakeholders, and fundraising.  
 
Please send resume with cover letter and salary requirements to Ddalton at fortunesociety.org. No calls or faxes, please.  Fortune is an equal opportunity employer.  Formerly incarcerated individuals and persons in recovery who have successfully made the transition from confinement into a stable, productive lifestyle in the community – including sustained employment since release – are encouraged to apply.

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