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Democracy Collaborative Seeks Community Development Assistant (Washington, DC)
The Democracy Collaborative (http://democracycollaborative.org/ and http://community-wealth.org/), a national research institute dedicated to the development of innovative strategies for the democratization of wealth, seeks a skilled development assistant to support our community development programs. Application Deadline: February 12th, 2016. Salary: $38,000 to $45,000, depending on work experience and academic qualifications. Job includes a generous benefits package including…
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Calling All Applicants: 2016 Diversity Scholarship
To be eligible for the scholarship, you must apply and be accepted into the MA in Labor Studies program. MA in Labor Studies Deadline: March 15 Please contact Laurie.Kellogg@cuny.edu 212-642-2055 for more information Open House dates: Feb. 25, March 1, March 9 Are You Ready to Make a Difference? The Murphy Institute for Worker Education…
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DAWI’s Worker Cooperative Development Fundamentals Training
The need for skilled worker cooperative developers is increasing throughout the United States. The Democracy at Work Institute’s Development Fundamentals training lays a foundation for you to meet that need. Alongside a small group from around the country trainees will do independent learning, join facilitated group conversations, and get practice in real technical assistance placements with cooperative organizations.…
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Greater Jamaica Development Corporation Seeks Community Arts Manager
Community Arts Manager for the Jamaica BCC Project SUPERVISOR: Jamaica Building Community Capacity (BCC) Steering Committee FLSA STATUS: Exempt POSITION: Full-Time LOCATION: Downtown Jamaica, Queens, NY CONTRACT TERM: This is a grant funded position by the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs,until June 2017 (Approx. 17 months) Position Summary: The Jamaica BCC Steering Committee is seeking…
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