Job Description

• Support the Human Trafficking Project Director in the coordination of activities associated with DVS anti-trafficking efforts including but not limited to, Improving Outcomes for Child and Youth Victims of Human Trafficking.
• As directed, convene a multi-disciplinary statewide Advisory Committee (Committee) comprised of key stakeholders that have expertise in responding to the needs of trafficking victims.
• Conduct coordination activities including scheduling multi-disciplinary meetings, preparing meeting minutes, collecting data, and compiling reports as needed.
• Support the Human Trafficking Project Director in the coordination and facilitation of anti-trafficking training and technical assistance for organizations funded by the Division of Victim Services.
• Conduct ongoing research to remain current on best and promising practices in the field of labor and sex trafficking.
• Consult on the development of needs assessment and the creation of a statewide strategic plan to address gaps identified through needs assessment.
• Participate in the development and implementation of awareness campaign, with a special focus on reaching Tribal communities and those vulnerable to labor trafficking.
• Participate in the development of a training plan in coordination with grant partners.
• Consult on the development and implementation of data collection plan.
• Participate in rating anti-trafficking request for proposals as needed.
• Assist with data collection, data evaluation, and grant progress reports.
• Serve as a technical advisor and liaison with community groups, and/or governmental agencies working on human trafficking issues within scope of responsibilities.
• Establish, administer, and evaluate programs; recommend program policies and procedures; and design forms related to human trafficking initiatives.
• Collect and maintain program data necessary to meet program reporting and evaluation requirements, and the goals of the agency.
• Analyze ongoing program operations and recommend modifications of policies and procedures to meet commitments more effectively.
• Evaluate documents and applications for possible inclusion in programs; determine eligibility or compatibility; determine acceptability of documents or applications and decide on the appropriate action(s) to take.
• Recommend criteria, standards, and guidelines to assess agencies’ program structures and determine their compatibility with the objectives and priorities of the state. Interpret existing and proposed laws, policies, and procedures as they relate to a program area.
• Consult with state, local, and federal government as well as interested parties in this regard.
• Always represent the best interests of MDHHS and MPHI.
• All other duties as assigned.

• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Excellent organizational skills
• Proven ability to work in collaboration with and mobilize multiple stakeholder groups.
• Experience in developing and facilitating trainings.
• Ability to organize, evaluate and present information effectively.
• Strong attention to details and deadlines.
• High degree of initiative and willingness to assume greater levels of responsibility.
• Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion and understanding of the systemic factors that make it necessary to have a deliberate commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
• In-depth understanding of, and experience providing guidance to others on, trauma-informed, culturally honoring, and survivor-centered programming.
• Lived experience experts, individuals of color, indigenous people, LGBTQ individuals, and other communities that have been marginalized and disproportionately impacted by violence and abuse are encouraged to apply.

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