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The Goddard Riverside Law Project Seeks Tenant Organizer (NYC)
Program Description: The Goddard Riverside Law Project provides free legal services and organizing support to low-income individuals, families, and groups of tenants in the west side of Manhattan. Our mission is to empower tenants and preserve affordable housing through advocacy, legal representation, relationship building, and grassroots education. We aim to protect tenants’ rights and hold
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Asian American Federation Seeks Advocacy and Policy Manager (NYC)
Asian American Federation (AAF) is a pan-Asian nonprofit leadership organization that represents and supports a network of nearly 70 Asian American community service organizations in New York City, which work in the fields of health & human services, education, economic development, civic participation, and social justice. AAF’s mission is to raise the influence and well-being
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New York City Anti-Violence Project Seeks Manager of Policy and Research
PRIMARY FUNCTIONS The Manager of Policy and Research will collaborate with and support the state and local organizing and advocacy team as well the Nation Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs (NCAVP) team to provide analysis and leadership on advocacy campaigns in New York as well as with NCAVP members around the country in a state and
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Chhaya CDC Seeks Housing Counselor (Jackson Heights, NY)
Chhaya seeks an energetic and dynamic Tenant Advocate to spearhead and lead its tenant organizing, counseling, and advocacy efforts around tenant rights and other issues impacting local residents throughout the borough. The Tenant Advocate will focus on multiple Queens’s communities, build a leadership body of community residents within the organization, and participate and represent Chhaya
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