Disability Rights Wisconsin is now hiring a Managing Attorney for our Victim Advocacy Program (VAP)!
About the Position
The Managing Attorney is responsible for the management and oversight of the Victim Advocacy Program. The program provides direct advocacy to survivors of crime with disabilities and promotes systemic changes in how victim response systems work with survivors with disabilities.
The Managing Attorney must develop a strong leadership presence within the Victim Advocacy Program team, promote a positive and supportive work environment, and develop strong working relationships with each team member.
The Managing Attorney is responsible for:
- grant, contract, and budget management.
- programmatic quality oversight
- staff supervision.
- providing grant deliverables.
The Managing Attorney maintains a leadership role at DRW through participation in the DRW Management Team. This position requires statewide travel.
Position Information
Full-Time Equivalent: 1.0 FTE (40 Hours per week)
Starting Rate: : $88,600 to $101,200 annually, depending on experience.
Location: Although Milwaukee, Madison, and Green Bay are preferred locations, DRW is willing to consider remote options. If the employee lives within 45 miles of a Disability Rights Wisconsin office, they may work fully in-office or in a hybrid arrangement. Residency outside the 45-mile range qualifies for complete remote work. Applicant must be a Wisconsin resident.
For more information about this position:
- read our accessible Managing Attorney position description here (PDF).
- read our online posting here.
How to Apply
Application Deadline: February 16, 2026. Position will remain open until filled.
Apply online via our Careers page.
Note: You can request alternate formats of these position announcements. You may submit your application materials in alternate formats if needed. Contact hr@drwi.org for more information.