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Los Angeles, Ca, Us

Los Angeles, California, United States

Supports programs and processes that give teams an opportunity to thrive throughout the organizational ecosystem --including a year-round staff of 150+ and a seasonal staff of 1,500+ -- as we bring the work of Burning Man to the world. • Leads full-life cycle recruiting and hiring process for year-round staff.• Manages internal investigations, facilitates feedback conversations regarding employee relations.• Assists in the development, enforcement, and evaluation of compliant HR policies and procedures.

Greater Denver Area

• Provided logistical and operational support to Center staff, students, and academic faculty• Established and cultivated collaborative relationships with 100+ community partner contacts• Developed and implemented data processes to measure and track community impact• Maintained and monitored budgets for numerous programs and immersion experiences• Mentored and supervised a team of 20+ college-aged student employees in justice education• Provided professional development and supervision for 60+ students through the Community-Based Work Study Program• Assisted in the delivery of social justice curriculum and service learning pedagogy

• Facilitated trauma-informed individual and group therapy for adults engaging in Medication-Assisted Treatment for substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders• Monitored and maintained patient case records and documents received services to ensure compliance with agency, state, and federal policies and standards• Collaborated with multidisciplinary team regarding patient care including regular coordination with healthcare providers, law-enforcement, legal representatives, and community supports• Demonstrated an understanding of pharmacological, behavioral, and psychosocial treatments related to substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders

Greater Denver Area

• Provided crisis intervention, emotional support, and referral to services for survivors of sexual assault via a 24-hour crisis hotline and in person at local hospitals • Mentored peer victim advocates and crisis hotline volunteers• Made decisions regarding resources and advocacy support outside of regular office hours

Greater Denver Area

• Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT 200) with Yoga Alliance • Experience teaching a weekly vinyasa-style flow class for all levels of practitioners and with diverse populations, both in studio and non-studio environments • Additional training in trauma-informed teaching practices and modalities• Passion for incorporating yoga as a self-care strategy for undeserved populations, trauma survivors, and secondary survivors

Denver, Co

• Managed organization’s social media presence and newsletter • Organized and executed outreach and fundraising events

Denver, Co

• Recruited, trained and supervised team of 12 student Engaged Scholar-Activists• Designed and managed service and community-based learning projects as a part of academic curriculum in various disciplines• Developed and implemented a variety of experiential education initiatives in a university setting• Oversaw outreach and managed community partner contacts• Hosted speakers, retreats and other various program and staff development events

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Clinical Mental Health Counseling

Activities and Societies: Chi Sigma Iota Honors Society, 2017 Opus Prize Juror Graduate Student Representative Focus on impacts of crisis.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Peace And Justice Studies, Philosophy - Summa Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: Alpha Sigma Nu Jesuit Honors Society, Co-Director of the Engaged-Scholar Activist Program for the Center.