Discovering – we commit to process discovery by highlighting opportunities,finding information, and measuring outcomes of organizational and team You will be responsible for:PROVIDING legal information, referrals, and technical assistance through PCADV's Legal Helpline for survivors of domestic violence; PARTICIPATING in the development of public policy legislation, regulations and rules, legal position papers, briefs, and protocols on domestic violencePARTICIPATING in the development and publication of papers, briefs, memos and technical assistance packets on prioritized issues related to civil and criminal legal issues facing victims of domestic violence in a clear, concise, and relevant mannerDEVELOPING and regularly UPDATING a statewide referral network of legal and community resources, including civil legal aid, domestic violence programs, and other victim service providers for survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence, stalking, dating violence, and other crimes What qualifies me to be considered:A law degree from an American Bar Association accredited law schoolAn active law license demonstrating current eligibility to practice law in PennsylvaniaMinimum of three years' experience in the practice of lawThorough knowledge of Pennsylvania civil law and practice related to domestic violence, dating violence and stalkingDemonstrated knowledge of protection orders, custody, support, and divorce law; child abuse law; privileged communications law; and access and representation barriers confronted by victims of domestic violence in civil courts Everyone associated with PCADV is expected to engage in allyship behaviors, make connections, challenge stereotypes, and address incidents of unconscious biasEngage - we engage each other by providing tools for success, get to know others,allow others to grow, recognize the efforts of others, encourage teamwork through reciprocity with acts of kindness.