Mark Seymour

Mark Seymour is a dedicated professional with extensive experience in juvenile justice reform and peer support services. Currently serving as a Committee Member focused on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and as a Peer Support Specialist for the Community Care Coordination Program at People Assisting The Homeless (PATH) since October 2019, Mark engages with various criminal justice stakeholders to advocate for chronically incarcerated and homeless individuals. Previously, as a Juvenile Justice Specialist at The Children's Initiative, Mark conducted research on best practices within the juvenile justice system, specifically addressing issues like solitary confinement and compliance with federal standards. Mark has also held roles as a Project Coordinator at The Moss Group, where responsibilities included policy review and training, and as an auditor for the U.S. Department of Justice, focusing on compliance with legal standards. Mark holds two bachelor's degrees from San Diego State University in Gay/Lesbian Studies and Arts & Letters, with a minor in Criminal Justice and LGBT Studies.