Senior Administrator, Consulting & Training
TASC Center for Health and Justice
As a Senior Administrator of Consulting and Training for TASC’s Center for Health and Justice (CHJ), Hope Fiori provides technical assistance and strategy development for justice system agencies, with a primary focus on alternatives to incarceration and linkages to care for individuals with behavioral health conditions. Hope serves as the Project Lead for CHJ's Bureau of Justice Assistance's Comprehensive Opioid, Stimulant, and Substance Abuse Program portfolio.
Prior to joining TASC in 2019, Hope was a program coordinator at the Cook County Juvenile Court Clinic, a clinic responsible for providing forensic clinical support to the Juvenile Courts of Cook County. There she was responsible for grant and budget management, and served as a liaison between the clinic’s partners, Northwestern University and the Office of the Chief Judge of Cook County. She also managed the clinic’s operational needs and supported its research initiatives.
Hope earned her BS at Loyola University Chicago, where she majored in criminal justice and psychology. She received her master’s degree in public policy and administration (MPPA) from Northwestern University.
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