Career
Two Justice Navigators
We are Hiring: Two Justice Navigators
Atlantic Equity and Research Alliance (AEARA) is recruiting two part-time/casual Justice Navigators for the Justice Navigation and Alignment Pathways Initiative across New Brunswick.
Key responsibilities:
- Conduct confidential participant intake and needs assessments
- Help participants prepare for legal consultations
- Connect participants with lawyers, Legal Aid and community services
- Follow up on referrals and next steps
- Support bilingual workshops and community outreach
Key qualifications:
- Education or experience in social work, legal studies, community development, settlement services or a related field
- Experience supporting Black, newcomer, racialized or underserved communities
- Strong communication, documentation and referral-coordination skills
- Understanding of confidentiality, professional boundaries and trauma-informed practice
- English–French bilingualism is an asset
- Ability to travel within New Brunswick when required
Justice Navigators provide general legal information and service navigation—not legal advice or representation.
Employment Type: Part-time/casual term position, with the possibility of renewal
Location: New Brunswick – hybrid and community-based
Compensation: $20 per hour
Application Deadline: September 14, 2026
Please submit your résumé and a brief cover letter with the subject line: Justice Navigator Application – JPIP
Project Coordinator – Justice and Restorative Programs
We are Hiring: Project Coordinator – Justice and Restorative Programs
Atlantic Equity and Research Alliance (AEARA) is recruiting a Full-time/Part-time Project Coordinator
The successful candidate will work across programs to strengthen access to justice, culturally responsive navigation, restorative healing and community support across New Brunswick.
Key responsibilities:
- Coordinate and provide day-to-day direction to Justice and Peer Navigators
- Coordinate community healing sessions, bilingual PLEI workshops and monthly legal clinics
- Support trauma-informed, Afrocentric and restorative program delivery
- Support lawyers, counsellors, facilitators, consultants and referral partners
- Manage participant registration, consent, session logistics and follow-up
- Support the implementation and responsible use of HakiGuide
- Maintain accurate participant, activity, referral and outcome documentation
- Monitor workplans, timelines, budgets, risks and project deliverables
- Support evaluation, technical reporting and funder reporting requirements
- Keep AEARA leadership informed of progress and emerging issues
Key qualifications:
- Education or experience in project management, community development, social sciences, public administration, legal studies or a related field
- Experience coordinating community-based, justice, wellness or publicly funded programs
- Strong leadership, planning, documentation and stakeholder-engagement skills
- Understanding of trauma-informed, culturally responsive and restorative practices
- Experience supervising staff, consultants or volunteers
- Strong digital, administrative and reporting skills
- English–French bilingualism is an asset
- Ability to travel within New Brunswick when required
Employment Type: Full-time or part-time term position, with the possibility of renewal
Location: New Brunswick – hybrid and community-based
Compensation: $24 per hour
Application Deadline: September 14, 2026
Please submit your résumé and a brief cover letter with the subject line: Project Coordinator – Justice and Restorative Programs