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True-See Allah is anCarceral landscape professional who has held progressively responsible positions in public agencies and the non-profit sector. Recognized for commitment to people who are justice involved, affected by criminal activity and/or the criminal justice system. Practiced in direct service, program management, grant administration and staff supervision. Areas of expertise include community engagement, re-entry, incarceration, gang violence, and drug activity. A trusted thought partner and advisor. Interested in opportunities at the intersection of professional and lived experience.-Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office Boston, MA 04/22 - 02/24Chief of Community EngagementLead planning and execution of outreach efforts and key initiatives for nearly 800,000 residents. Manage a wide range of policy issues, researchand relationships related to community engagement and represent the SCDAO in community meetings and events hosted by community partners. Oversee Community Reinvestment Grant – RFP, applicant review and selection – that provides financial support toSupervise Deputy Chief of Engagement and work in partnership with chief ADAs in the district courts.-Executive Office of Public Safety and Security Boston, MA 03/20 – 04/22Director of ReentryThe Executive Office of Public Safety and Security (EOPSS) is a state agency that provides custody, care, and programming for those under its supervision to prepare them for safe and successful reentry into the community. Led the School of Reentry assisting men in custody at Boston State Pre-Release who were working to become returning citizens. Served as policy advisor for EOPSS and the MA Department of Correction. Managed special initiatives of the Undersecretary of Public Safety.-UTEC Inc. Lowell, MA 08/19 – 03/20Director of Outreach and ReentryUTEC is a nationally recognized non-profit organization serving justice-involved young adults 18 – 24 in Lowell, Lawrence and Haverhill to nurture their ambition to trade violence and poverty for social and economic success. Served as liaison with law enforcement agencies in the Merrimack Valley. Led the Safe and Successful Youth Initiative (SSYI). Managed Streetworker Team of 6 people. Represented the organization in the community.-Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department Boston, MA 01/07 – 04/18Assistant Deputy Superintendent (04/16 – 04/18)Director, Boston Re-Entry Initiative (01/07 – 04/16)Coordinated collaborative efforts of the SCSD to provide post release services to men returning to the community from prisons.