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Toni Carbetta
Executive Coordinator
Toni is returning to ICJA after four years away, previously she was a part of the team immediately after completing her undergraduate degree. During her first chapter with ICJA she was able to expand her knowledge on community corrections, restorative justice, and was first introduced to (and fell in love with) DEI work. Also in her prior capacity, Toni was able to assist in planning annual conferences and Public Policy Forums where she was introduced to many ICJA members and government leaders that sparked an interest in furthering her education to learn more about leadership within non-profits and government agencies.
In 2018, Toni left the association to gain experience in field work, specifically working in child welfare. During her time in child welfare, Toni worked on several committees focused on staff training and retention, staff appreciation and embracing new technology for field work. During this time, Toni was dedicated to working with at-risk youth within Ohio’s foster care system to provide them with the skills they needed to be successful adults, while ensuring they were also able to access trauma-informed services. After working for four years in the field of child welfare, Toni realized that her calling was not in direct service work, but in bringing organizations and agencies together to make a systemic change for the betterment of the future and just communities.
In 2014, Toni obtained her bachelor's degree in criminal justice from the University of Cincinnati. Then, during the COVID-19 pandemic, Toni took the opportunity to return to higher education and earn her Master’s in Business Administration from Mount Vernon Nazarene University, which she successfully completed in May of 2022, focusing on managing non-profit organizations and government agencies.
Moving forward, Toni hopes to use her voice as the association’s Coordinator to embrace the changes the association has been making over the last few years and collaborate with ICJA members to bring new and promising research and implementation methods to service providers.
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Emily Hathaway
Communications Director
Emily began working at ICJA as an intern in 2022 to assist with the rebranding of ICJA from the ICCA. After graduating from Wheaton College in December of 2022 with a Bachelor's in Political Science she now works at ICJA part time while working as a Speech Language Pathologist for her local school district. Emily hopes to attend law school in the next year and continue her work in the criminal justice field.
You can reach her for inquiries regarding website accessibility, event promotion and our Justice Emerging Leaders Network at communications@icjaonline.org.
Contact
Please contact me with any questions, comments, or concerns about ICJA membership or events
(614) 252-8417