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Teachers Unite Seeks School Site Organizer
About Teachers Unite: Teachers Unite is a 501(c)(3) independent membership organization of public school educators in New York City collaborating with youth and parents to transform the city’s and the nation’s public schools. We resist institutions that segregate and criminalize Black and Latino/a youth, such as the school-to-prison pipeline, by organizing educators to work as…
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Girls for Gender Equality Hiring for Multiple Positions (Brooklyn, NY)
Girls for Gender Equity is growing. We are seeking a full-time ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR (FT) to join our senior management team. This is a remarkable new position for an effective and experienced leader in social justice organizations with a focus and commitment to anti-racist, feminist/womanist/queer and/or youth development work. The Assistant Executive Director is the…
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Movement Netlab Seeks Community of Practice Project Coordinator (NYC)
Movement Netlab is looking for a Project Coordinator for our first ever community of practice! The community of practice will bring together 5-6 social justice groups and organizations for 9 months to learn about, and implement decentralized network structures. The project coordinator would be responsible for: Coordinating all participants in the program Scheduling and reminders…
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SEIU Seeks Bilingual Labor Union Organizer, English & Korean or English & Mandarin (NYC)
Workers United, New York-New Jersey Regional Joint Board, affiliated with SEIU The New York-New Jersey Regional Joint Board, Workers United, affiliated with SEIU, seeks an experienced organizer who views labor organizing through a social justice lens. Candidates must be deeply connected to issues including: workplace fairness, immigration, racial justice and education. As an organizer at…
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