Working with a network of NACDL members, affiliate organizations, and allies, the Director will promote state-level criminal justice policy initiatives. General responsibilities include: supporting and training network members; providing direct assistance to state reform initiatives; coordinating and coalition-building among national and state organizations; conference and meeting organizing; lobbying and testifying before policy-making bodies; facilitating the sharing of information and resources among advocates in different states; media relations; and developing policy materials and reports.

Qualified applicants will have experience advocating criminal justice policy issues, preferably at the state level; extensive knowledge of criminal justice issues; the ability to work collaboratively; and strong writing skills. Law degree preferred but not required. Some travel required. Convenient downtown location. Salary and benefits competitive with legal non-profits.

To apply, send a cover letter, resume and salary history to Viviana Sejas, Executive Assistant, [email protected].