Are you interested in reducing racial inequity and a leading cause of mass incarceration? Are you passionate about scaling evidence-based interventions? Do you have strong data and communication skills? If so, join our innovative team creating social impact directly with court systems and policymakers across the country.

As a Social Impact Fellow, you will support the (Un)warranted team in various aspects, such as:

• Mapping state courts to determine the most strategic approach for communications reform (i.e. judicial action, legislation, etc.)
• Analyzing the impact of court date communications on court appearance rate, including data cleaning, coding, analysis, and write up
• Conducting literature reviews to determine optimal intervention recommendations
• Building a database to monitor and track impact across sites
• Drafting communications materials (briefs, emails, presentations, articles) for outreach, dissemination, webinars, conference sessions, media, etc.

Ideal candidates will have:

• Experience and/or deep understanding of in the criminal legal system
• Excellent verbal communicator and writer; policy experience a plus.
• Strong data and analysis skills
• Excellent project management skills, attention to detail, and ability to manage and prioritize multiple tasks.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team, participate in regular video calls, and commit 10 hours a week with some of that time weekdays between 9-5pm ET.

Graduate students who identify as BIPOC and/or have lived or familial experience with the criminal legal system are strongly encouraged to apply.