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Northwest Bronx Community & Clergy Coalition Seeks Lead Housing Organizer
The NWBCCC is a 40-year old broad-based social justice community organization that unites individuals and institutions to fight for better neighborhoods and for social, economic, environmental, and racial justice. NWBCCC is a membership-based organization that uses direct action community organizing to address affordable housing, public education, immigrant rights, youth, voting rights, economic development and jobs…
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Northwest Bronx Community & Clergy Coalition Seeks Organizing Director
The Northwest Bronx Community and Clergy Coalition (NWBCCC) is a 40-year old social justice community organization that unites individuals and institutions to fight for better neighborhoods and for social, economic, environmental, and racial justice. NWBCCC is a membership-based organization that uses direct action community organizing to address affordable housing, public education, immigrant rights, youth, voting…
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Citizens Committee for New York City, Inc. Seeks Program Coordinator
OVERVIEW Citizens Committee for New York City is a small non-profit organization committed to supporting resident-led community improvement initiatives in primarily low income neighborhoods throughout the city. We seek a full-time Program Coordinator to assist with all tasks involved in supporting the grassroots groups in our network. Interested individuals should share our commitment to resident-led…
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1199SEIU Training and Employment Funds’ Department of Population Health Seeks Trainer Facilitators for Healthcare Workforce Development
The Training and Employment Funds (TEF) is a joint effort of 1199SEIU and contributing employers. Our mission is to develop high quality training, placement and labor-management initiatives. Through our efforts we aim to support the potential of healthcare workers to grow educationally and contribute to building an efficient and caring healthcare industry. We also aim to develop the ability…
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