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Center for Community Alternatives, New York Seeks Community Organizer Criminal & Juvenile Justice
Community Organizer: Responsible for coordinating advocacy campaigns related to criminal and juvenile justice and school-to-prison pipeline issues. Coordinate a national campaign to eliminate the use of high school disciplinary records in the college admissions process by conducting outreach to grassroots organizations addressing school discipline issues and providing ongoing support and opportunities to such groups. Organize…
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The Child Center of NY Seeks Youth Outreach Organizer
The youth organizer/outreach coordinator will be responsible for identifying participants to take part in The Vision for Tele-visiting services, conduct youth focus groups, outreach within local schools, community organizations, individuals, families and other systems. The youth organizer/outreach coordinator will work closely with the director to oversee tele-visiting visits between parent and child, identifying prisons where…
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Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund Seeks Voting Rights Organizer
The Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund (AALDEF) is a New York-based national organization that protects and promotes the civil rights of Asian Americans through litigation, advocacy and community education. AALDEF has a 12-person staff and is supported by foundations, corporations, individual contributions, and special events. For more information about AALDEF and its voting…
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UNITE HERE Local 11 Campaign Research Position Available
UNITE HERE Local 11 is hiring a New Development Campaign Researcher. Our research teams conduct industry, corporate, real estate and political research and analysis to develop and carry out campaigns focused on winning economic justice for low wage, primarily immigrant hospitality workers. Our campaigns organize non-union workers and secure improved standards for existing union members…
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