Anneke Hohl works with the Rapid Intervention Community Court (RICC) program and civil ticketing, including the Restorative Noise Program. As a certified mediator, much of Anneke's work has focused on conflict resolution. She is passionate about social justice and community. Anneke studied professional communications and psychology at Clark University. When she's not at work, you can find her teaching or practicing yoga and spending time with her family.

Barbara Shaw-Dorso is in her third year as the Victim Liaison Coordinator for the Burlington Community Justice Center. Her diverse background includes retail management for 15 years, and running a business she and her husband owned for nearly 40 years. She brings a wealth of knowledge about the needs of businesses and organizations to her role, as well as a passion for community justice to ensure that victims' voices are a part of the restorative panel process. In her spare time she can be found at a dance class (hip hop or Zumba), riding her bike, or spending time with family and friends.

Christine Longmore is the Offender Reentry Employment Specialist. With much of her family living in Vermont , Christine has nearly earned the coveted “native Vermonter” status. The Offender Reentry Employment program is a joint venture between the Community Justice Center and VABIR.

Clark Sheldon is the Parallel Justice Specialist at The Burlington Police Department, is a pretty down-to-earth guy.  Since graduating from The University of Vermont in 2002 with a BA in Women's and Gender Studies he has worked within the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered and Queer community as an anti-violence advocate and peer outreach worker.  Outside of work he enjoys flower gardening, baking, Blues and Bluegrass music, playing in the mud and the occasional game of Wii bowling.  Clark is honored to be part of Parallel Justice's mission to go places where no victim services program has gone before.

Glenn Taulton is our latest addition to the Offender Reentry program, helping those returning from pirision access the resources they need to succeed.

Karen Vastine has been the coordinator of the Community Justice Center since May, 2007.  Before her work at the CJC, she spent 8 years as a disability rights advocate providing individual advocacy as well as systemic advocacy through training and policy work within the Criminal Justice System and at the Network Against Domestic and Sexual Violence. She also directed the Communication Support Project out of the Office of the Defender General.  All of her work with people with disabilities made her realize that crime can be incredibly stigmatizing and isolating.  She joined the CJC to address that trend in hopes of creating greater safety and community connectedness in Burlington.

Rain Banbury is the Parallel Justice Specialist stationed at the Community Justice Center. She loves working with both her colleagues and the victims she serves.

Stuart Recicar will be leading the new Circles of Support and Accountability (COSA) program for offenders reentering the Burlington community.