Council of State Governments
Editorial Manager (Remote or Hybrid)
Council of State Governments - New York, New York, us, 10261
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CSG Justice Center
Editorial Manager Who we are:
The Council of State Governments (CSG) Justice Center works across the country to develop research-driven strategies to increase public safety and strengthen communities. To further this mission, we work with partners inside and outside of government to reduce crime and break the cycle of incarceration among youth and adults in contact with the justice system. We bring people from a range of systems and perspectives together to improve policy and practice. And we transform data and research findings into meaningful insights for decision-makers. When you join the CSG Justice Center, you join an organization that is uniquely positioned to cultivate innovation and drive data-driven reform nationally. We have nearly 200 employees based in more than 30 states who have decades of experience working in and with criminal, juvenile, and Tribal justice agencies. We have provided housing, mental health, and addiction services; served as educators and in workforce development agencies; and supported victims and survivors of crime. We have served governors, state legislators, and members of Congress across the political spectrum. What binds us together is a shared commitment to our mission; to one another; to a common set of values; and to the national, bipartisan advisory board that guides our work. Learn more about careers at the CSG Justice Center.
How you'll fit in:
The Editorial Manager will provide editorial and project support for a dynamic nonprofit with an active publishing schedule and a rigorous review process, playing a critical role in managing the process for a wide range of content from in-depth research publications to field-leading policy resources. The job requires strong project management and organizational skills, a confident editorial hand, and the sharpest copyediting and proofreading skills. The Editorial Manager will be engaged in all stages of publications/projects to maintain consistent quality of editorial content. What you'll do: Specific responsibilities of the editorial manager include the following:
Contribute to strategic planning of project deliverables and policy resources to meet programmatic and project goals, including conceptualizing formats and methods of delivery, and writing original content.
Provide hands-on guidance to policy teams in the development of reports and related materials.
Work with cross-functional and cross-division teams on a variety of projects.
Work with external consultants including designers, videographers, and website developers who are engaged to aid in the production of publications or other content.
Perform high-level editorial work to improve content's organization, clarity, and impact, and copyedit text for style, grammar, punctuation, consistency, and accuracy.
Contribute to the development of program- and project-related content that supports the organization's narrative and objectives.
Project manage and review content through multiple stages of production.
Maintain production schedules for multiple programs and projects.
Analyze performance metrics for policy resources and materials and provide assessment and recommendations for future work.
What you'll bring:
Strong interpersonal skills including self-awareness, sensitivity and valuing others
Dedication to public service with an unfailing commitment to act with civility, be nonpartisan in performing CSG Justice Center duties, and be a responsible steward of member and donor funds
A bachelor's degree (required) in English, journalism, communications or related field
At least five years of comprehensive editorial experience
Short- and longer-form content development experience
Superior editing, writing, and proofreading skills
Strong project management, time management, and organizational skills
Ability to handle multiple projects within tight deadlines with utmost attention to detail
Excellent process management, problem-solving, and interpersonal skills
Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
Experience with 508 accessibility requirements a plus
Genuine interest in criminal justice and related policy a plus
Experience with Chicago Manual of Style a plus
Experience with nonprofits, membership organizations, or government entities a plus
Reliable and secure internet/data connection and flexibility for using a personal device for internet connectivity during business travel. A cost offset is provided by CSG
How you apply:
If you're interested in helping us drive change across the country, you should upload the following elements with your application:
Cover letter
Resume (this should include a comprehensive list of related professional, internship, and volunteer experience with applicable dates)
We will consider all paid and unpaid experience relevant to this position, including internships, fellowships, and volunteer activities. Compensation will be based on experience and geography. The salary range for this position is
$77,000 - $106,000 . Salary ranges are subject to change based on work location and market conditions. Our organization offers flexibility in work arrangements, allowing for remote work or a hybrid model. Candidates residing in the NYC metropolitan area will be considered for hybrid model employment. To learn more about careers at the CSG Justice Center, and about our comprehensive benefit offerings, including medical, dental, vision, retirement, paid time off, PSLF eligibility and more, please visit our website
here
. Equal Employment Opportunity Employer (veterans/people with disabilities). CSG participates in E-Verify.
Editorial Manager Who we are:
The Council of State Governments (CSG) Justice Center works across the country to develop research-driven strategies to increase public safety and strengthen communities. To further this mission, we work with partners inside and outside of government to reduce crime and break the cycle of incarceration among youth and adults in contact with the justice system. We bring people from a range of systems and perspectives together to improve policy and practice. And we transform data and research findings into meaningful insights for decision-makers. When you join the CSG Justice Center, you join an organization that is uniquely positioned to cultivate innovation and drive data-driven reform nationally. We have nearly 200 employees based in more than 30 states who have decades of experience working in and with criminal, juvenile, and Tribal justice agencies. We have provided housing, mental health, and addiction services; served as educators and in workforce development agencies; and supported victims and survivors of crime. We have served governors, state legislators, and members of Congress across the political spectrum. What binds us together is a shared commitment to our mission; to one another; to a common set of values; and to the national, bipartisan advisory board that guides our work. Learn more about careers at the CSG Justice Center.
How you'll fit in:
The Editorial Manager will provide editorial and project support for a dynamic nonprofit with an active publishing schedule and a rigorous review process, playing a critical role in managing the process for a wide range of content from in-depth research publications to field-leading policy resources. The job requires strong project management and organizational skills, a confident editorial hand, and the sharpest copyediting and proofreading skills. The Editorial Manager will be engaged in all stages of publications/projects to maintain consistent quality of editorial content. What you'll do: Specific responsibilities of the editorial manager include the following:
Contribute to strategic planning of project deliverables and policy resources to meet programmatic and project goals, including conceptualizing formats and methods of delivery, and writing original content.
Provide hands-on guidance to policy teams in the development of reports and related materials.
Work with cross-functional and cross-division teams on a variety of projects.
Work with external consultants including designers, videographers, and website developers who are engaged to aid in the production of publications or other content.
Perform high-level editorial work to improve content's organization, clarity, and impact, and copyedit text for style, grammar, punctuation, consistency, and accuracy.
Contribute to the development of program- and project-related content that supports the organization's narrative and objectives.
Project manage and review content through multiple stages of production.
Maintain production schedules for multiple programs and projects.
Analyze performance metrics for policy resources and materials and provide assessment and recommendations for future work.
What you'll bring:
Strong interpersonal skills including self-awareness, sensitivity and valuing others
Dedication to public service with an unfailing commitment to act with civility, be nonpartisan in performing CSG Justice Center duties, and be a responsible steward of member and donor funds
A bachelor's degree (required) in English, journalism, communications or related field
At least five years of comprehensive editorial experience
Short- and longer-form content development experience
Superior editing, writing, and proofreading skills
Strong project management, time management, and organizational skills
Ability to handle multiple projects within tight deadlines with utmost attention to detail
Excellent process management, problem-solving, and interpersonal skills
Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
Experience with 508 accessibility requirements a plus
Genuine interest in criminal justice and related policy a plus
Experience with Chicago Manual of Style a plus
Experience with nonprofits, membership organizations, or government entities a plus
Reliable and secure internet/data connection and flexibility for using a personal device for internet connectivity during business travel. A cost offset is provided by CSG
How you apply:
If you're interested in helping us drive change across the country, you should upload the following elements with your application:
Cover letter
Resume (this should include a comprehensive list of related professional, internship, and volunteer experience with applicable dates)
We will consider all paid and unpaid experience relevant to this position, including internships, fellowships, and volunteer activities. Compensation will be based on experience and geography. The salary range for this position is
$77,000 - $106,000 . Salary ranges are subject to change based on work location and market conditions. Our organization offers flexibility in work arrangements, allowing for remote work or a hybrid model. Candidates residing in the NYC metropolitan area will be considered for hybrid model employment. To learn more about careers at the CSG Justice Center, and about our comprehensive benefit offerings, including medical, dental, vision, retirement, paid time off, PSLF eligibility and more, please visit our website
here
. Equal Employment Opportunity Employer (veterans/people with disabilities). CSG participates in E-Verify.