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Chinese American Planning Council Inc. Seeks Youth Program Aide (P/T) (NYC)
Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Assist with the administrative aspects of the WLG program through data entry, compiling, filing and organizing participant’s files Act as a liaison between CPC and Worksites Bi-weekly traveling to worksites to collect timesheets Assist with special events, field trips, and programming Qualifications and Skills: Detail orientated, self-motivated and
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National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health Seeks Senior Director of Community Engagement Programs
NLIRH seeks a bilingual (Spanish-English), committed, experienced individual who is passionate about social justice to lead and manage our Community Engagement Programs. The Community Engagement Programs currently include our on-the-ground community organizing and mobilization work in New York, Virginia, Florida and Texas, along with relationship- and movement-building efforts inherent in the intersectional approach within our
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DREAM Seeks Family and Community Engagement Coordinator
DREAM (formerly known as Harlem RBI) is seeking a dynamic individual to serve as a Family and Community Engagement Coordinator in our Out of School Time (OST) Program. The Family and Community Engagement Coordinator will be a member of DREAM’s Family and Community Engagement team, which works with DREAM staff, families, and the larger community to establish open lines
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The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center Seeks Director of Economic Justice Initiatives (Program Coordination)
Address: 208 West 13th Street, New York, NY 10011 DESCRIPTION The Director of Economic Justice Initiatives is responsible for the direct oversight, staff supervision and coordination of The Center’s economic empowerment, immigration support and TGNC support services. These services seek to increase access to economic opportunities and offer educational support, case management and peer and individual support
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