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New Settlement Apartments, an affiliate of Settlement Housing Fund, Seeks Director of Educational Organizing (Bronx, NY)
New Settlement Apartments, home of the Parent Action Committee, is a non-profit, mixed-income housing and community service organization with a 26-year track record of active commitment to neighborhood revitalization, community building and organizing, and positive youth development. New Settlement currently provides year-round educational, cultural and recreational programs and social services to more than 9,500 youth
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Arab American Association of New York Seeks Community Organizer
The Arab American Association of New York is a 501(c) (3) not-for-profit social service and advocacy organization located in Brooklyn, New York. Our mission is to support and empower the Arab American and immigrant community by providing services that will help them to adjust to their new homeland and become active members of American society.
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Center for NYC Neighborhoods Seeks Data Manager
The Data Manager (DM) is a full‐position. The DM will report to the Deputy Director of Policy and Research, while working closely with the Director of Network Programs, other staff, and external stakeholders to develop data collection systems and data management strategies that will be used by Center leadership to track and monitor program activities.
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USFWC Seeks Bi-lingual Membership Director
The US Federation of Worker Cooperatives is hiring a bi-lingual Membership Director responsible for retaining, recruiting, serving, and engaging members. This is achieved through the development and ongoing maintenance of high-value benefits; providing access to quality training, education and cooperative resources; supporting a nationally coordinated network of worker-owners and allies, and executing a highly-targeted recruitment
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