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Mothers Out Front Seeks New York City Community Organizer
Job Type: Part Time Remote: Ok Salary: Minimum: $20,000 Maximum: $25,500 Details: Salary: The half-time salary range is $20,000 to $25,500, depending on experience. Published: 10/03/2018 Address: New York, New York, United States Description Mothers Out Front seeks a talented and passionate part-time organizer to join our team and help build a diverse and powerful…
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UPROSE Seeks Energy Justice Coordinator (NYC)
Founded in 1966, UPROSE is Brooklyn’s oldest Latino community-based organization. An intergenerational, multi-racial, nationally-recognized grassroots organization, UPROSE promotes the sustainability and resiliency of Brooklyn’s Sunset Park neighborhood through community organizing, public advocacy, popular education, leadership development. UPROSE has achieved multiple groundbreaking accomplishments in environmental justice, community-based planning, and public health initiatives, from waterfront development and…
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UPROSE Seeks Environmental Justice Infrastructure Coordinator (NYC)
Energy Justice Coordinator Founded in 1966, UPROSE is Brooklyn’s oldest Latino community-based organization. An intergenerational, multi-racial, nationally-recognized grassroots organization, UPROSE promotes the sustainability and resiliency of Brooklyn’s Sunset Park neighborhood through community organizing, public advocacy, popular education, leadership development. UPROSE has achieved multiple groundbreaking accomplishments in environmental justice, community-based planning, and public health initiatives, from…
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UPROSE Seeks Community Organizer (NYC)
Position: Community Organizer Founded in 1966, UPROSE is Brooklyn’s oldest Latino community-based organization. In 1996 our mission shifted to organizing, advocacy and developing intergenerational indigenous leadership through activism. In reaching these goals, our primary efforts focus on sustainable development, and environmental and social justice. Position Summary: • Work closely with Executive Director to develop strategies…
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