Our Program Directors
Daniel Macallair, Executive Director
(415) 621-5661 x. 107
dmacallair@cjcj.org
Daniel Macallair is CJCJ’s Executive Director and co-founder. Mr. Macallair’s expertise is in the development and analysis of youth and adult correctional policy. He has implemented model community corrections programs and incarceration alternatives throughout the country and is an expert on criminal justice reform.
Mr. Macallair serves on the faculty of the Department of Criminal Justice Studies at San Francisco State University as a Practitioner-in-Residence. He teaches courses on adult and juvenile corrections policy, and is an author of numerous publications, including his new book After the Doors Were Locked: A History of Youth Corrections in California and the Origins of Twenty-First Century Reform. Mr. Macallair is also an invited speaker at conferences and seminars throughout the country. To learn more about Mr. Macallair, download his CV.
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Dinky Manek Enty, Deputy Director
(415) 621-5661 x. 104
dinky@cjcj.org
Dinky Manek Enty is CJCJ’s Deputy Director and the Director of the Children’s Waiting Rooms. She oversees all aspects of the agency’s fourteen programs, including operational, fiscal, and contractual processes.
In 2011, Ms. Enty co-authored Renewing Juvenile Justice, commissioned by the Sierra Health Foundation. It formed the foundation for the statewide Positive Youth Justice Initiative, offering model designs for juvenile justice reform.
Ms. Enty is CJCJ’s lead contact as a technical assistance provider for wraparound and community-based services. She holds a Master's degree in Public Administration and Bachelor's degrees in Criminal Justice and Child and Adolescent Development.
Brian Goldstein, Director of Policy and Development
(415) 621-5661 x. 102
brian@cjcj.org
Brian Goldstein is CJCJ's Director of Policy and Development. Under his supervision, CJCJ's policy and communications department advocates for policies that reduce society's reliance on incarceration.
Mr. Goldstein has testified in the California State Legislature and written extensively about local and state justice policy trends. He has previously co-authored California's 58 Crime Rates and Fouts Springs: A Model Approach to Serving High-Risk Youth, among other publications.
Mr. Goldstein holds a Masters of Arts in Political Science from San Francisco State University.
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Gerald Miller, Director of Community-Based Services
(415) 621-5661 x. 108
gerald@cjcj.org
Gerald Miller is CJCJ’s Director of Adult Community Corrections Services. Mr. Miller joined CJCJ staff after 15 years with the internationally renowned Delancey Street Foundation, where he directed the Institute for Social Renewal. Mr. Miller has implemented model community-based services for special needs offenders, including an intensive case management reentry program for violent offenders returning to the community from the county jail (NoVA).
In addition to his international experience presenting on community corrections, Mr. Miller serves on the advisory boards of a number of community and civic organizations, including two terms with the San Francisco Reentry Council.
Rebecca Jackson, Director of Cameo House
(415) 621-5661 x. 106
rjackson@cjcj.org
Rebecca Jackson is CJCJ's Director of Cameo House. She oversees and leads all Cameo House programming, operations, and services.
Terence Baugh, Director of Behavioral Health
(415) 621-5661 x. 109
terence@cjcj.org
Terence Baugh is CJCJ’s Director of Behavioral Health. He is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over five years’ experience serving the justice-involved youth population. He holds a Master of Arts in Integral Counseling Psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies, and a Bachelor of Arts in International Management from California Polytechnic State University.
Born and raised in San Francisco, Mr. Baugh has been deeply influenced by inner city life, and specializes in utilizing modalities that help youth and families feel more comfortable to engage in services. He is passionate about working with youth and their families, helping them heal, and navigating the challenges and intricacies of the justice system.
Mike A. Males, Senior Research Fellow
mmales@earthlink.net
www.YouthFacts.org
Mike A. Males is a Senior Research Fellow at CJCJ. He has contributed research and co-authored numerous CJCJ publications, including on issues of drug policy, Three Strikes law, criminal justice realignment, and juvenile justice reform.
Dr. Males has a Ph.D. in Social Ecology from U.C. Irvine and over 12 years of experience working in youth programs. He is also content director of Youth Facts.
Randall G. Shelden, Senior Research Fellow
rshelden@cjcj.org
www.sheldensays.com
Randall G. Shelden is a Senior Research Fellow at CJCJ. He has contributed research and co-authored numerous CJCJ publications, including program evaluations and the influence of the criminal justice lobby in America. He has also authored numerous books.
Dr. Shelden is the co-editor of the on-line Justice Policy Journal and a Professor at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.