Brad Cauthen
Director, Urban Re-Entry Programs, National Urban League
Brad Cauthen has dedicated more than 30 years to helping individuals improve their lives and currently serves as Director of Reentry Programming at the National Urban League. He began his career in homeless services, supporting New York City’s street-dwelling homeless population through the Department of Homeless Services and MTA Connections, before serving as Director of AIDS Family Support Services at Volunteers of America and Director of HIV Prevention Programs at Bronx AIDS Services. Brad later spent more than a decade as Director of Jail-Based Programming at the Osborne Association, supporting adolescents and adults detained on Rikers Island and individuals returning home from prisons across New York State.
Brad holds a bachelor’s degree in political science from St. Lawrence University and a Master of Social Work from Hunter College’s Silberman School of Social Work.