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Jacqueline Hamilton is listed as Deputy Mayor in the Office of Mayor Karen Bass at Office of Mayor Karen Bass, based in Los Angeles, California, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at aya.yale.edu, phone signal with area code 323, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Jacqueline Hamilton.
Jacqueline Hamilton previously worked as Deputy Mayor for Neighborhood Services at Office Of Mayor Karen Bass and Senior Advisor and Director of Neighborhood Services at Office Of Mayor Karen Bass. Jacqueline Hamilton holds Jd, Law from Yale Law School.
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Demonstrated history of working across government, nonprofit and private sectors to achieve greater social justice. Especially adept at connecting people with resources. Skilled in Program Management, Grassroots Organizing, Policy Analysis, International Relations, and Public Relations. Strong background in nonprofits with a JD from Yale Law School.
Listed skills include Community Outreach And Relations, Nonprofit Leadership, Advocacy, Non Profits, and 16 others.
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Los Angeles, California, United States
Oversee six city agencies, consistent with the priorities of the Mayor: Dept of Recreation and Parks (programs), LA Public Library, LA Zoo, LA Animal Services, Dept of Cultural Affairs, and El Pueblo Historic Monument.
Los Angeles, California, United States
Special projects and oversight of six public service city departments: Dept of Cultural Affairs, LA Public Library, LA Zoo, LA Animal Services, El Pueblo monument, and programs of LA Dept of Recreation and Parks
Los Angeles, California, United States
Oversee all Los Angeles District Office operations; represent the Congressmember in the district at events and in the community; manage district office staff including hiring and training; maintain close communications with the Washington, DC, office and House committee staff; maintain presence throughout the district to keep abreast of local concerns; meet with elected officials and representatives of local groups on behalf of the Member; develop and maintain relations with other federal, state and local government offices and agencies.
Los Angeles
Service and outreach to California's 37th Congressional District including: representing Rep. Karen Bass in the community; handling district-related legislative proposals and issues related to education, environment, health care and international affairs; overseeing several Congressional programs including the Congressional Art Competition, Letters and Certificates, and Service Academy Nominations.
Connecting educators with resources in central Los Angeles. ECCLA partners with local museums and universities to improve K-12 education in the region surrounding USC and Exposition Park.
Chaired committees, provided constituent services regarding redevelopment, grafitti and illegal dumping, took part in creating an MOU between Neighborhood Councils citywide and L.A. Department of Water and Power. Chaired Election Committee 2008.
Co-founded new program to oversee all urban-focused and transportation-related work for the organization. Shared responsibility for: creating and administering $2 million annual budget; fundraising; programs in Baltimore, Atlanta, Washington DC, New York City, Long Island, and New Jersey. Supervised staff of 12 including senior managers. Directly oversaw Los Angeles program, including advocacy for environmental health and access to green space for communities of color in Los Angeles. Concluded community benefits package for those living around the Staples Center development. Built relationships with other organizations in the typically fragmented atmosphere of L.A. nonprofits.
Collaborated to shape the initial direction and programs for this organization, which aims to increase the quality of life in the U.S. while reducing the material through-put of the U.S. economy. New Dream draws attention to the need for change in the throw-away culture and toward the things that people value: health, security, time with loved ones, shared sports, artistic and other experiences.
Senior Project Attorney. 1998-2000. Litigated with a team of lawyers to enforce U.S. EPA implementation of landmark pesticide law. Lobbied Congress, USDA and White House. Conducted press conferences. Wrote grants and reports.Project Attorney. 1996-98. Lobbied, organized and advocated on Congressional reauthorization of Superfund law and other toxic waste clean-up issues. Testified in Congress. Settled lawsuit on waste clean-up rules. Director, Population, Consumption and Environment Initiative. 1993-2000. Represented NRDC's executive director on U.S. President's Council on Sustainable Development (PCSD). Advocated at United Nations Conference in Cairo, Egypt. Published reports on implementation of conference agreement.
Assisted Legal Affairs correspondent Nina Totenberg to prepare for reporting on the upcoming Supreme Court term. Helped cover the drug use trial of Washington D.C. Mayor Marion Barry, and voiced brief news summaries on the trial. Gathered tape for background/vox pop for misc. NPR stories. Assisted with research and logistics during the Supreme Court confirmation hearings for David Souter.
Recruited donations of gift certificates, plane tickets, goods and services as premiums during the sub drive to motivate listeners to call and subscribe. Worked for months before the on-air drive to combine donations into prize packages, write promotional copy for use on-air during the drive, and helped plan logistics of the two-week drive. Assisted with food, organization and computer data entry during the on-air drive.
Activities and Societies: Black Law Students Assn, Yale Journal of Law and Feminism, Prison Clinic
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Jacqueline Hamilton works for Office of Mayor Karen Bass.
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Jacqueline Hamilton is based in Los Angeles, California, United States while working with Office of Mayor Karen Bass.
Jacqueline Hamilton has worked for Office Of Mayor Karen Bass, Office Of Congressmember Karen Bass, Congressmember Karen Bass, Education Consortium Of Central Los Angeles, and Empowerment Congress North Area Neighborhood Development Council.
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Jacqueline Hamilton holds Jd, Law from Yale Law School.
Jacqueline Hamilton is listed with skills including Community Outreach And Relations, Nonprofit Leadership, Advocacy, Non Profits, Community Outreach, International Relations, Grants, and Research.
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