Carol Burton serves as the Managing Director of the Alameda County Children of Incarcerated Parents Partnership, where she plays a pivotal role in advocating for the needs of children affected by parental incarceration. With a robust background in organizational leadership and strategic planning, Carol is...
Carol Burton serves as the Managing Director of the Alameda County Children of Incarcerated Parents Partnership, where she plays a pivotal role in advocating for the needs of children affected by parental incarceration. With a robust background in organizational leadership and strategic planning, Carol is dedicated to designing and implementing policies and practices that enhance the well-being of these vulnerable children. Under her guidance, the partnership has launched several key projects aimed at creating systemic change, including initiatives focused on improving access to mental health services and educational support for children of incarcerated parents.
Carol's expertise in program evaluation allows her to assess the effectiveness of these initiatives, ensuring that they are not only impactful but also sustainable. She leverages her skills in meeting facilitation to bring together diverse stakeholders—from public institutions to nonprofit organizations—fostering collaboration and innovation in addressing the complex challenges faced by families in the criminal justice system. By utilizing tools such as Microsoft Office and Excel, she streamlines data management and reporting processes, enhancing the partnership's operational efficiency.
Through her leadership, Carol is committed to transforming the landscape for children of incarcerated parents, advocating for their rights and ensuring their voices are heard. Her work exemplifies a holistic approach to community impact, aligning with JLG's vision of creating enduring change through effective collaboration between public institutions and nonprofits. As she continues to drive the partnership's mission forward, Carol remains a passionate advocate for systemic reform, dedicated to building a brighter future for children and families affected by incarceration.
