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Carroll Gardens Association, Inc. Seeks Community Organizer (NYC)
Job Description CGA is looking for a part-time community organizer to join our anti-displacement campaign and community wealth building initiative. The anti-displacement campaign seeks to preserve and expand quality affordable housing in Southwest Brooklyn (Red Hook, Columbia Waterfront, and the surrounding area) by educating and organizing with residents and allies. The community wealth building initiative works to create…
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City of New York Seeks Community Coordinator/Advisor
Overview NYC Human Resources Administration Department of Social Services The Center for Economic Opportunity (CEO) fights the cycle of poverty in New York City through innovative programs that build human capital and improve financial security. Launched by the Office of the Mayor in 2006, CEO works with both city agencies and the federal government to implement successful anti-poverty…
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CASA Seeks Vista Tenant Organizer (NYC)
Overview New Settlement Apartments, home of Community Action for Safe Apartments (CASA), is a non‐profit, mixed‐income housing and community service organization with a 25‐year track record of active commitment to neighborhood revitalization, community building and organizing, and positive youth development. New Settlement currently provides housing and year‐round educational, cultural and recreational programs and social services to more than 15,000 youth…
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CASA Seeks Community Organizer for Housing Justice (NYC)
New Settlement Apartments (NSA) is a not-for-profit housing and community service organization located in an underserved area of the southwest Bronx. We have a 24-year track record of active commitment to neighborhood revitalization and community development. Year-round community services, education programs and our housing serve, serve over 15,000 youth and adults each year. Community Action…
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