Work with the team to develop the vision for youth initiatives at the BxCJC; Manage program planning, systems implementation, project oversight, and grant reporting; Develop and launch a range of new youth initiatives; Manage an interdisciplinary team of youth initiatives staff including advocates, program facilitators, social workers, interns, and teaching artists; Facilitate youth programs and develop a youth leadership pipeline to support peer-led projects; Support the provision of individual support and advocacy to all youth participants; Provide crisis intervention support; Develop a youth career pipeline strategy including partnerships and programming; Manage the development and implementation of media and arts-based projects; Support the development of new program models, community initiatives, and projects; Work to develop a strategic plan for youth programs; Work closely with the violence prevention team to ensure effective engagement of participants in programming; Oversee staff development and training; Work closely with the Project Director on strategic planning and program development; Assist with grant writing and fundraising; Oversee grant implementation, ensuring all reporting requirements and deliverables are met; Manage youth workforce development programs; Meet with community stakeholders and support community engagement events; Represent BxCJC at community events and meetings; Develop systems and provide oversight for data tracking and reporting; and. Bachelor's degree with at least 5 years of relevant youth work experience required OR LMSW with 3 years of youth programs experience preferred; Experience providing supervision, guidance, and support to staff; Demonstrated commitment to social justice and fostering youth-led, inclusive, anti-racist, and anti-oppressive environments; Strong knowledge of the Bronx and its communities preferred; Experience with community organizing, placemaking, youth workforce development and/or restorative justice strongly preferred; Excellent written skills are a must; and.