Carlette Marie Quinto is the Clinical Coordinator of Manhattan Justice Opportunities, Misdemeanor Alternative Sentencing and Voluntary Services. She joined the Center in 2016 as a Life Coach at Harlem Justice Corps, a project of the Harlem Community Justice Center and joined the Restorative Justice in Schools project as a Restorative Justice School Coordinator in 2017. Her work has focused on providing systems-involved youth and young adults ages 13-24 trauma-informed services, including individual counseling, facilitating psycho-educational groups, mediation, and coordination of services. Carlette works to engage young people using restorative justice and anti-oppressive social work practices. She also has experience working with adolescents and adults with co-occurring disorders, substance use and eating disorders. Carlette completed her undergraduate studies at Antioch University, Los Angeles with a concentration in psychology and a minor in urban community and the environment and received her Master’s in Social Work from NYU Silver School of Social Work. Carlette is the recipient of the NYU Silver 2015 Social Justice Award and a licensed Master Social Worker in the State of New York.