Audrey Eisemann Email & Phone Number

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Manage budgets, grant reporting, and deliverables of a portfolio of public and private grants on criminal justice reform and gender-based violence• Write grant proposals on gender-based violence, criminal justice reform, and gun violence • Provide support, facilitate peer-to-peer learning, and develop resources on alternatives to arrest • Developed a virtual train-the-trainer series on trauma-informed sexual assault investigations• Developed a convening for law enforcement and people with lived experience of the criminal legal system to reflect upon the disproportionate impact of the criminal legal system • Created rapid response resources on COVID-19 on limiting arrests and decarcerating jails, and adapting support mechanisms for survivors of gender-based violence

Named one of 50 Bloomberg Fellows to bridge research and education with practical application of public health perspectives and tools to address complex challenges of violence; addiction & overdose; adolescent health; environmental challenges; and obesity & the food systems

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Manages a portfolio of 45 external partnerships between DC SAFE and both government agencies and community-based organizations• Identifies opportunities to improve services and further the survivor-centric mission of DC SAFE through new partnerships and projects• Collaborates with programmatic staff to implement improvements to continuums of care by addressing gaps in services of both DC SAFE and partner organizations• Provides training and technical assistance to partner organizations and agencies on how to screen for and respond to domestic violence• Oversees the High Risk Domestic Violence Initiative multi-agency case review, including all responsibilities listed under the High Risk Domestic Violence Intervention Coordinator• Drafts and gives testimony for DC City Council Hearings• Represents DC SAFE externally in working groups and coalitions• Supports development and communications team in external messaging of DC SAFE• Researches best practice methods from other jurisdictions to identify opportunities for growth and improvement

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Developed and oversaw bi-monthly interagency case review for high risk cases, including identifying appropriate cases, preparing and researching cases, facilitating discussion of cases, and following-up on recommendations and advocacy for cases• Collaborated with policy and management level representatives from the Metropolitan Police Department, the Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency, DC Superior Court, Pretrial Services Agency, the Office of Victim Services and Justice Grants, the DC Housing Authority, the Department of Behavioral Health, the Office of the Attorney General for DC, the US Attorney’s Office for DC, Child and Family Services Agency, the Department of Human Services, and community-based organizations to address gaps in services for domestic violence survivors• Provided training and technical assistance to partner organizations and agencies on how to address and respond to domestic violence

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Ensured that the youth voice was heard and accurately represented in CJJ’s initiatives by liaising with CJJ’s Emerging Leaders Committee and maintaining partnerships with justice-involved or formerly justice-involved youth• Developed content and logistics for annual Youth Summit that brought over 100 youth from across the country together to deepen their involvement in juvenile justice reform• Managed a $200,000 grant from the Annie E. Casey Foundation to establish and maintain a Youth Advisory Council of 12 young people with system experience who partner with the Foundation’s Juvenile Justice Strategy Group• Collaborated with partners at the International Association of Chiefs of Police and the Department of Justice’s Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention to bring together chiefs of police and young people to participate in a police-youth roundtable• Drafted, edited, and managed communications to a 9,000-person listserv• Oversaw social media strategy and CJJ blog, including a combination of promoting the work of partner organizations and developing original content

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Assisted in the development of exhibits for the American Museum of Tort Law, including summarizing legal cases • Edited and fact-checked columns, letters, op-eds, press releases, books etc.• Organized a variety of events from receptions and awards to all-day conferences• Arranged media coverage for Ralph Nader

Master'S Degree, Public Health, 4.0

Bloomberg Fellow Concentration: Violence

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Public Administration, Magna Cum Laude

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Political Science And Government