Peacemaking Coordinator

Posted 11 days ago

little river band of ottawa indiansManistee (MI)

Social and Community Service Managers American Indian and Alaska Native Tribal Governments

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About the role

Peacemaking Coordinator (Part - Time) Responsible for overseeing the growth, promotion, and everyday functions of the Peacemaking program.

Qualifications: Associate's degree and/or work experience of 5 or more years in a related field (a combination of education and experience may be considered in lieu of an associate's degree); Technical skills of an intermediate to advanced user of MS Office Software, case management database systems, computers, and office equipment An understanding of the Tribal Court system and Tribal laws Knowledge of Anishinaabe culture and traditions. Ability to work independently while under the supervision of the court administrator and chief judge. Must be able to meet the Peacemaker qualifications and ethics/conduct requirements set forth in the Peacemaking Guidelines. Valid driver's license Must be able to pass a criminal background and central registry check. Applicants cannot have any of the following convictions: any assaultive crimes, any crimes of dishonesty/fraud or moral turpitude. Felony convictions must be explained to the satisfaction of the Chief Judge and Court Administrator. Applicants cannot be on or be on any central registry (child abuse/neglect), or sex offender registry.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Recruit and train Peacemakers
Promote the Peacemaking program through news articles, meetings, information sessions, and attendance at Tribal functions
Conduct Peacemaking sessions or appoint Peacemakers with consent of Chief Judge and monitor progress of Peacemakers.
Assist in the development of Peacemaking contracts and monitor their progress
Monitor Peacemakers
Monitor and participate in juvenile delinquency matters as part of the Case Intake Team and in Court.
Prepare written monthly reports to the Court
Implement and follow Peacemaking guidelines, Tribal Court rules in conjunction with Administrative Orders and the Chief Judge.
Assist Tribal members in accessing services of the program
Case management duties including data entry into database, maintaining a case file, responding to emails and written correspondence, and scheduling Peacemaking sessions
Operate a broad range of office equipment such as computers, copiers, scanners, shredders, and other department specific machines. Works with vendors/IT staff for proper equipment maintenance.
Maintain a high level of integrity and personal conduct in the Tribal community at all times
Maintain confidentiality in all aspects of work and comply with all applicable tribal, federal, or state laws and procedures
Occasional travel to attend off-site Peacemaking sessions, meetings and trainings.
All other duties as assigned by supervisor

What We Offer:

Stable, full-time employment in a respected tribal government setting
Competitive hourly pay based on qualifications
Supportive team environment
Opportunity to contribute meaningfully to tribal operations
Potential for growth and advancement

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