The Human Trafficking Program Coordinator will assume primary responsibility for building capacity within services that are available to adult victims of human trafficking in the state of Nebraska, as well as working with agencies to enhance the services to best meet the needs of survivors. This position will provide training and capacity building support to the network of member domestic/sexual violence programs on all issues related to human trafficking; develop and disseminate informational materials; serve as the Coalition representative on statewide and national human trafficking initiatives; and identify gaps, needs, and barriers with the goal of strengthening collaboration and resource sharing across service providers.
This is a complex issue that involves cross-systems collaboration, including coordination with the court system, law enforcement system, corrections, health delivery system, mental health service system, tribes, advocates, and survivors. The work of the Human Trafficking Program Coordinator should be based upon a strong anti-oppression framework, incorporating primary prevention strategies, grass-roots activism, cultural humility, social change, and social justice into all efforts.
The Coalition cultivates and supports survivor inclusion and leadership. We welcome and encourage qualified survivors to apply.
This unique position involves multiple and diverse duties: direct services to survivors, oversight of service delivery, policy development, creating and delivering training and statewide leadership. Travel both inside and outside of the state will be required.
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