Beth Broderick Email & Phone Number

Maine, United States

Direct all operations for MYAN programming including managing contracts, budgets, evaluation, and reporting across multiple funding streams; identify & secure government and private funding opportunities to sustain existing initiatives; recruit and supervise full-time and seasonal staff members; lead external relationships with stakeholders to support program goals; create curricula and facilitate internal and external-facing professional development opportunities for adult learners; and coordinate strategic planning in alignment with program goals.

Led curriculum development, training, and technical assistance for adults, organizations, systems, and youth across Maine focused on positive youth development, social emotional learning competencies, restorative practices, community-driven research, and holistic prevention strategies. Facilitated trainings in educational and community-based settings with youth and adults. Managed all research and process evaluation including data collection and reporting, supervised statewide technical assistance staff and corresponding network including overseeing eight subcontractor projects, and collaborated to secure new fundraising and development opportunities.

Portland, Maine Area

Refined and launched community organizing program designed to support positive youth development of participants with a particular focus on serving immigrant/refugee communities and addressing racial bias. Responsible for developing curricula, building community relationships, recruiting and developing youth leaders, reporting to existing funders, and developing sustainable plan for expansion of programming to other Portland area communities facing similar challenges.

Portland, Maine Area

Developed and implemented positive youth development curricula with state-wide school-based youth advisory boards and community organizing groups interested in affecting change related to issues of social justice and public health. Offered expert assistance to adult advisors, school administrators, and other community-based groups through one-off and on-going state training programming.

Portland, Maine Area

Led coaching staff and volunteers for emerging Varsity and Junior Varsity programs. Developed effective practice plans and game strategies grounded in positive youth development principles. Mentored student-athletes, model and advise coaches in best practices of youth leadership development. Represented Portland in conference and statewide lacrosse programs, liaised with PHS parent/guardians, and supported all PHS athletics.

Portland, Maine Area

Taught mediation fundamentals, facilitated weekly discussions emphasizing core skills and mediation theories, lead and supervised court-referred and community cases, mentored students, evaluated mediation videos to assess for certification-readiness, and provided curriculum feedback to Training Director.

Trained and Approved Mediator for Community Cases, Civil and Small Claims Court Cases, Shelter Mediation, School Mediation, Caregiver-Youth, Mediation, JD Mediation, and Truancy Cases.

Staten Island Youth Justice Center

Directed all operations for Youth Justice Center programs; planned and implemented new initiatives responsive to community needs; coordinated all operational logistics including facilities, technology, administrative, and fiscal on behalf of the project; identified and collaborated with community partners and stakeholders to support project goals; managed all program contracts and budgets; supported program evaluation and grant writing to sustain project initiatives; and recruited, developed, and supervised staff, interns, and volunteers.

Greenpoint Youth Court

Directed all programming operations; trained multiple classes of youth participants; developed in-house workshops and facilitated group sessions; solicited case referrals and ensured sanction compliance; developed and maintained community partnerships; supported fundraising efforts; organized special events; counseled intra-agency partners on topics such as conflict resolution, restorative justice, and/or youth courts; and supervised and trained all team members including staff and volunteers.

Facilitated weekly mediations in courts and community centers, supervised law students in mediating cases, lead group debriefing sessions teaching mediation fundamentals, and highlighted classroom theories present in each session.

Researched local neighborhoods and citywide statistics in support of on-going development projects, drafted internal memos, assisted with letters of intent and other writing assignments, and supported department projects.

Managed mediation referrals from Queens Family Court and Law Department staff, counseled intra-agency departments on conflict resolution resources, coordinated in-house referrals from preventative services staff for family mediation, assisted in development of conflict resolution trainings, facilitated ACS-mandated Family Team Conferences, and mediated cases.

Red Hook Community Justice Center

Developed the 2008 summer internship program for high school students, researched and composed monthly newsletters in English/Spanish for families accessing services, regularly performed outreach to families and youth regarding programming, and participated in strategy meetings relating to court-involved youth.

B.A., Comparative Literature

Activities and Societies: Varsity Women's Lacrosse, Everyone Wins! Reading/Mentorship ProgramDean's List

J.D.

Activities and Societies: BLS Legal Services - Mediation Clinic, BLS Library Circulation AssistantReceived the 2008 Gold Public Service.