Careers at Discovering Justice

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Careers at Discovering Justice 

“What is more exciting than working in partnership with our dedicated staff to cultivate a more just world by reimagining our educational programs, materials, and training?” – Laura Brenner, Chief Program Officer, Discovering Justice

Open Positions

Mock Trial and Mock Appeal Program Manager | $60,000 – 75,000 | Hybrid in Boston

About Discovering Justice

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For over two decades, Discovering Justice has provided unique civic education and engagement opportunities for students across the Commonwealth. The organization works in partnership with school systems, judges, nonprofits, and the legal community to examine the workings of the justice system, explore the ideals of justice, and help young people prepare to engage in our democracy.

Discovering Justice runs after-school programs for middle school students through our Mock Trial and Mock Appeal Programs, provides in-school curricula for Grades K-3, and brings students and community members of all ages into the Moakley Courthouse in Boston for tours, field trips, and educational events.

We’re passionate about civic education and the need to protect and promote our democracy. We believe that the justice system can and should work for everyone and that diversity, equity, and inclusion are core democratic values. We are a collaborative organization that strives for excellence and holds ourselves accountable to our team and constituents.

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Discovering Justice Staff and Fellows are seated behind a registration table as guests check in and receive name tags and materials

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Kayla Nordman

Kayla Nordman believes strongly in expanding access to comprehensive civic education to provide the next generation with the resources they need to uphold and expand upon the values of American democracy and create a more equitable future. Before joining Discovering Justice, she worked as a Legislative Intern at the Massachusetts State House and as a Program Manager for the Massachusetts Center for Civic Education. Kayla graduated from Suffolk University with a BA in International Relations.