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Churches United For Fair Housing, Inc. Seeks Bi-Lingual Racial Justice Organizer (Brooklyn, NY)
About CUFFH Churches United for Fair Housing (CUFFH) is a grassroots organization that works towards community empowerment through community organizing, youth engagement, and by providing sophisticated social services. CUFFH organizes towards preserving and creating vibrant communities that are not exclusive and are really affordable to working families in New York City. Position Summary The…
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CODEPINK Seeks NYC Organizer
Salary: Minimum: $17 – Maximum: $20 Details: depending on qualifications and experience Published: 06/01/2018 Address: New York, NY Description CODEPINK is a women-led grassroots organization working to end U.S. wars and militarism, support peace and human rights initiatives, and redirect our tax dollars into healthcare, education, healthy jobs, and other life-affirming programs. CODEPINK is…
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City of New York Parks and Recreation Seeks Deputy Director of Government Relations
Major Responsibilities • Under direction of the Director of Government Relations, with wide latitude for initiative, innovation, judgment and leadership, oversee the agency’s legislative affairs, analyzing city, state and federal legislation and working with divisions across the agency and other city agencies to respond to legislative proposals and opportunities. • Lead the agency’s participation in…
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The Association for Neighborhood & Housing Development (ANHD) Seeks Policy Director (NYC)
THE POSITION: The Association for Neighborhood & Housing Development (ANHD) – a member-association of 99 neighborhood-based affordable housing and community development groups and one of NYC’s leading policy/advocacy organizations- seeks a Policy Director to shape ANHD’s agenda for more just and equitable affordable housing development and preservation, tenant protection, and equitable economic development in New York City.…
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