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Hernán Carvente Martinez is listed as Social Entrepreneur | Community Organizer | Youth Coach | Healing Ninja at Alianza for Opportunity, based in New York, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at juvjustice.org, phone signal with area code 347, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Hernán Carvente Martinez.
Hernán Carvente Martinez previously worked as Executive Director at Alianza For Opportunity and Interim Executive Director at Alianza For Opportunity. Hernán Carvente Martinez holds Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Criminal Justice from John Jay College (Cuny).
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Hernán Carvente-Martinez is a passionate Mexican-American leader advancing sustainable, community-driven progress rooted in cultura, comunidad, and healing. With lived experience as a formerly incarcerated youth, Hernán brings a unique and powerful perspective to his leadership role. His personal journey through the justice system has fueled his passion for reform and commitment to creating pathways for other impacted individuals to succeed. Under his leadership, Alianza for Opportunity has flourished with innovative narrative change projects, research initiatives, and grassroots partnerships to dismantle systemic oppression and create thriving Latine/x, Afro-Latine/x, and Indigenous communities.Hernán's extensive background includes his tenure as National Youth Chair of the Coalition for Juvenile Justice, his work with the Youth First Initiative strategically supporting state campaigns to close youth prisons and reinvest funds into community alternatives, and his role at the Vera Institute of Justice leading efforts to include impacted families throughout the country in policy reform. Hernán has provided expert consultancy to the U.S. Department of Justice and New York City Department of Probation, as well as to philanthropic partners, including the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Andrus Family Fund, and The Prospect Hill Foundation.Born and raised in the New York City area, Hernán holds a B.S. from John Jay College. He serves on the boards of Community Connections for Youth and the Alliance for Youth Organizing, and is passionate about creating access to wellness resources for BIPOC communities through his social enterprise, Healing Ninjas, Inc.
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Working nationally to foster thriving Latine/x, Afro-Latine/x, and Indigenous communities rooted in dignity, healing, and opportunity. Through narrative change, research, and grassroots mobilization, we dismantle systemic oppression, advancing racial and economic justice to drive transformative change.
Washington, Dc, Us
Technical application reviewer for efforts to address youth violence, mental health, and law enforcement.
Salzburg, Salzburg, At
The Global Innovations on Youth Violence, Safety and Justice initiative seeks to tackle youth violence and promote youth safety and criminal justice reform. Launching in 2021, this major multi-year initiative will bring together diverse stakeholders, including young adults, to address the legal, economic, and social weaknesses and inefficiencies of judicial and custodial systems across multiple jurisdictions.
- Founder of a social enterprise aiming to create access to health and wellness resources for communities of color and use technology as a bridge to destigmatize mental health and wellness.- Develop, maintain, and support a strong Board of Directors. Seek and build board involvement with strategic direction for both ongoing local operations.- Project managing the creation of the Healing Ninjas brand and spearheaded the marketing and sale of apparel through e-commerce.- Building local revenue-generating and fundraising initiatives to support existing program operations and expansion.- Deepening and refining all aspects of communications—from web presence to external relations with the goal of creating a stronger brand.- Utilising external presence and relationships to garner new opportunities.- Overseeing financial and physical resources.- Overseeing the design, marketing, promotion, delivery, and quality of programs, products, and services.- Overseeing fundraising planning and implementation, including identifying resource requirements, researching funding sources, establishing strategies to approach funders, submitting proposals, and administrating fundraising records and documentation- Ensure the organization and its mission, programs, products, and services are consistently presented in a strong, positive image to relevant peers.
New York, New York, Us
- Deciding with youth organizers and funders on the allocation of $1 million dollars in grants to the youth justice field.- Building relationships with funders and other members of the philanthropic community. - Learning about the grantmaking process from developing RFP's, evaluating proposals, and creating decision making structures that are grounded in the voices of directly impacted communities.- Be in community with other youth leaders from across the country to develop shared analysis and vision about how to build the future of youth justice in our communities
New York, Ny, Us
- Supported the PHF board members in the development of grant-making criteria for their New Youth Program. - Reviewed proposals submitted for the PHF New Youth Program to award (10) ten $25,000 general operating grants to organizations in New York City, Rhode Island and/or the San Francisco/Bay Area. - Conducted site visits of applicants to the PHF New Youth Program and met with staff and participants of those organizations.- Provided guidance and support to PHF Director, Board Members, and members of the grant-making committee on meaningful ways of engaging and funding youth-led grassroots organizations.
New York City, Ny, Us
Working with the CUNY Institute for State and Local Governance (CUNY ISLG) as a consultant on the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation’s Research Consortium for the Safety and Justice Challenge (SJC). In this capacity, I serve as a member of the consortium Research Review Committee (RRC) that will assist with ISLG’s establishment and management of consortium membership and project scopes.As a member of the RRC, I provide assistance in three key areas during the pilot phase of the work: 1) reviewing and selecting consortium members, 2) identifying specific projects within broad priority research areas identified for the first round of funding, and 3) selecting grantees for specific projects released to Consortium members.
New York, New York, Us
- Provide social media and virtual outreach support to the NYC Department of Probation with particular focus on the Credible Messenger Justice Center (CMJC). - Conduct research on programs and initiatives that are creating long-term partnerships between credible messengers and government agencies around the country.
Virtual, Us
- Managing the Youth Leaders Network, currently in 9 states, through identifying the advocacy support needs of network members, planning network activities at the annual convenings, facilitating on-going communications among members, and supporting the creation of programming and materials for network members- Supporting youth leaders in their professional development through skill-building workshops, leadership and advocacy training, and strategy and coaching discussions- Providing technical assistance to Youth First campaign partner states on building youth leadership networks by supporting the creation of recruitment materials, engagement strategies, and training opportunities- Representing Youth First in local, national, and international conversations around the fight to close youth prisons, building youth-adult partnerships, and investing in community alternatives.
Washington, District Of Columbia, Us
-Serve as co-instructor of a module on youth and family engagement with a particular focus helping participants identify and explore their own assumptions about the youth with whom they work and analyze the challenges associated with effective youth engagement. -Present strategies for effective engagement and partnerships with youth in residential and community settings.-Share case studies and examples of successful youth partnership models across the country.
New York, Ny, Us
Selected (out of 1,266 applicants) to be one of 20 students for the Fall 2020 Cohort of Justice Through Code (JTC), a partnership between The Tamer Center for Social Enterprise and the Center for Justice at Columbia University. JTC is a semester-long coding intensive that provides life-changing access to career track technology jobs for the formerly incarcerated. Students work to develop the interpersonal and technical skills necessary to embark on their career transitions upon program completion.
Brooklyn, New York, Us
- Support senior program and research staff in the management and coordination of assistance to clients, including intensive on-site assistance in the field (occasionally outside of New York City);- Facilitate meetings with juvenile justice policy-makers;- Develop and write program materials, including publications, briefing and research memoranda;- Research national model practices in juvenile justice; - Assist with data entry, database management, and perform basic data QA- Participate in grant writing and program development; and assist on other projects as assigned.
Brooklyn, New York, Us
- Performed general research duties including data-entry, literature reviews, supporting the management of databases and producing descriptive reports- Worked with other program staff on project planning- Assisted with proposal development; organization and administration; and report writing.- Worked closely with the Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) on reforming policies and practices in secure juvenile facilities in New York State.
Brooklyn, New York, Us
- Analyze project partner’s re-entry policies and forms by providing constructive feedback and recommendations - Review research protocols for interviewing incarcerated youth, formerly incarcerated youth, and their family members- General strategic guidance to inform the design of secure placement assessment, including presentations to multiple stakeholder audiences such as agency leadership, middle-management, facility staff, incarcerated youth, families, and communities - Conducted research on a range of topics regarding the experience of young people incarcerated in secure settings and on parole, edited project documents, and attended meetings with outside professionals working with formerly incarcerated young people- Supported project staff with organizing project materials- Conducted literature searches and reviewed existing research for relevance to project work
- Ensure meaningful youth engagement in all aspects of the organization;- Schedule and facilitate monthly meetings with committee members;- Promote and ensure regular communications and information exchange among committee members and other youth members;- Regularly attend and fully participating in Executive Board meetings;- Support special youth engagement-focused projects and initiatives, as needed;- Provide the Executive Board with periodic written and verbal reports on the work and needs of the committee, as well as recommendations for the organization’s youth partnership, leadership activities, and strategic goals.
- Ensure that CJJ members are aware of the need of youth in the system.- Ensure that SAG's are actively utilizing youth members in their states in the development of the state's juvenile justice plan.- Responsible for disseminating information to youth SAG members in your region and recruiting new youth to participate in the National Youth Committee. -The committee engages youth and acts as an advisor to CJJ on issues, striving to keep juveniles needs, as well as system and program improvements, constant priorities at the state and national level. - The committee is also responsible for promoting and implementing the annual CJJ Spirit of Youth Award.
- To investigate, review or take such other action as shall be deemed necessary or proper with respect to complaints or grievances regarding any local correctional facility or part thereof as shall be called to its attention in writing. - To have access, at any and all times, to any local correctional facility or part thereof and to all books, records, and data pertaining to any local correctional facility which are deemed necessary for carrying out the council's functions, powers and duties. - To obtain from administrators, officers or employees of any local correctional facility any information deemed necessary for the purpose of carrying out its functions, powers and duties.- To request and receive temporary office space in any local correctional facility for the purpose of carrying out its functions, powers and duties. - To report periodically to the commission and, where appropriate, to make such recommendations as are necessary to fulfill the purposes of this article to the commission and to the administrator of any local correctional facility.
Baltimore, Md, Us
- Developed intimate knowledge of and contributed substantively to the Juvenile Justice Strategy Group’s system reform efforts regarding detention, probation, residential facilities and dispositional decision-making reform.- Provided guidance on the development of a guide on youth engagement for state and local juvenile justice systems.- Worked with JJSG and the Coalition for Juvenile Justice to create an individualized development plan to reach professional goals, develop skills and explore interests.
Baltimore, Md, Us
- Supported the development of and participated in a youth engagement workshop for 2014 Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative (JDAI) conference;- Supported the development of and participated in 2014 Deep End Inter-site conference;- Participated in consultative session on enhancing the Juvenile Justice Strategy Groups' (JJSG) work with JDAI and Deep End sites on youth engagement; - Provide ad-hoc consultation to support on-going juvenile justice reform efforts.
Albany, New York, Us
The NYS JJAG acts in accordance with the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act of 2002. The advisory group is appointed by the Chief Executive Officer of the State (the Governor) to:- Participate in the development and review of the state’s juvenile justice plan;- Advise the Chief Executive and the Legislature on compliance with the core requirements of OJJDP Act;- Obtain input from juveniles currently under the jurisdiction of the juvenile justice system;- Review and comment on all juvenile justice and delinquency prevention grant applicationssubmitted to the designated state agency (DCJS); - And monitor funded programs.
Washington, Dc, Us
- Provided the national research council with content expertise for the development of a report on improving the health, safety, and well-being of young adults.- Assisted with ideas for dissemination of the report to various stakeholders.http://www.nap.edu/catalog.php?record_id=18869
Washington, Dc, Us
New Leaders Council (NLC) is a 501(c)(3) that works to recruit, train and promote the progressive political entrepreneurs of tomorrow — trendsetters, elected officials and civically-engaged leaders in business and industry who will shape the future landscape. The New Leaders Council Institute is the premier leadership and professional development, training, mentoring, networking, and career and political advancement program for young professionals. An intense, five-month progressive entrepreneurship training program, each NLC Institute is highly-selective, admitting only 15 to 20 fellows to each program
Manhattan, Ny, Us
- Responsible for implementing and carrying out all decisions and preside over general meetings for the club. - Provided John Jay students with opportunities to learn about issues impacting youth in our community. - Developed partnerships with community organizations and juvenile facilities to assist justice involved youth. - Represented the organization, or saw that a person was appointed to represent it, at allcampus meetings where representation was requested.- Familiarized myself with the school policies and regulations and saw that they were followed at all meetings and activities of the organization. - Kept club advisor informed of all meetings, make certain that he/she/they is/are invited to allmeetings and be certain that he/she/they is/are consulted before making plans for special meetingsand events.- Developed a calendar for all semester activities early in the semester. - Called regular executive committee meetings; attended all executive and general meetings- Appointed committees in which the Vice President will lead to assist in getting things done.
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Hernán Carvente Martinez works for Alianza for Opportunity.
Hernán Carvente Martinez is listed as Social Entrepreneur | Community Organizer | Youth Coach | Healing Ninja at Alianza for Opportunity.
AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @juvjustice.org for Hernán Carvente Martinez at Alianza for Opportunity.
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Hernán Carvente Martinez is based in New York, United States while working with Alianza for Opportunity.
Hernán Carvente Martinez has worked for Alianza For Opportunity, U.S. Department Of Justice, Salzburg Global Seminar, Healing Ninjas, and Andrus Family Fund.
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Hernán Carvente Martinez holds Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Criminal Justice from John Jay College (Cuny).
Hernán Carvente Martinez is listed with skills including Community Outreach, Public Speaking, Program Development, Research, Policy Analysis, Policy, Youth Development, and Public Policy.
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