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Supervising Senior Program Manager - Illinois Court Help

Who: Illinois Court Help

What: We share a vision of a community free from bias, systemic unfairness, and oppression, where everyone is treated with dignity and respect. The Supervising Senior Program Manager, Illinois Court Help is a supervisory, professional position responsible for the day-to-day operations of the brand-new Illinois Court Help program, including supervising a team of staff navigators. This program aims to assure fair and full access to our courts for the public, and to assist court staff and the judiciary in providing this information through a variety of modes - specifically, a telephone hotline, live computer chat and phone text, and asynchronous email exchange. Work is performed with considerable independence and with wide latitude for professional judgement under the general supervision of the Assistant Director, Access to Justice Division. (Please note: This position has funding for one year. Efforts will be made to secure funding and continue the program, but continuation of the program is not guaranteed.)