Campaign Manager

CSI is looking for two Campaign Managers who are committed to criminal justice reform. The Campaign Managers will serve as the CSI leads in planning and implementation of state campaigns, including but not limited to: power analysis, legislative strategy, establishing campaign infrastructure, and on-going management in states that CSI deems are ripe for legislative campaign.

The primary functions of the Campaign Managers are to set up, manage and ensure accountable execution of state legislative campaigns to pass clean state reforms in partnership with state organizations that are resourced by CSI and to collaborate with national partners and allies that provide specific expertise. A self-starter, a creative problem-solver, and someone who is energized by making a path and not simply following one, is the ideal candidate for one of these two positions.

To Express Interest

The Clean Slate Initiative has engaged Koya Partners to help in this hire. Please submit a compelling cover letter and resume to Turner Delano here.

Read and download the position profile HERE.

Communications Director

CSI is looking for a Communications Director who is committed to criminal justice reform and who has experience in working with multiple issues in Congress and in state legislatures. The ideal candidate has relationships with key journalists, columnists and influencers, and considerable experience placing stories in mainstream and political media outlets across the political spectrum. The Communications Director must have excellent written and verbal communications skills, experience working with diverse coalition partners and allies, and a sophisticated understanding of leveraging complementary communications tactics and messengers to advance a values-driven narrative.

Read and download the position profile HERE.

To Express Interest

Please send a resume and cover letter to Careers@cleanslateinitiative.org to the attention of the Clean Slate Initiative’s Executive Director. Directly impacted people and formerly incarcerated individuals who meet the criteria above are encouraged to apply.