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Research Assistant to Work with Author and Political Journalist (P/T, Philadelphia)
Looking for progressive, politically minded student or recent graduate with an interest in journalism and political activism to work with an established author and political journalist who writes on social movements, nonviolent direct action, human rights, the global economy, the environment, and Latin American affairs. Excellent writing skills and strong commitment to social justice issues
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350.org Seeks N. America Iconic Divestment Campaigns Coordinator
USA – preferably in NYC, Oakland, or Washington, DC. We are looking for a talented campaigner to identify, research and run short-term online-to-offline divestment campaign drives to amp up the media profile and boost the political power of the fossil fuel divestment movement. About 350.org 350.org is building a global grassroots movement to solve the climate
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Golden Steps Seeks Salesperson Consultant (Brooklyn, NY)
Golden Steps is a unique worker-owned cooperative that provides private pay companionship and home care to elder New Yorkers who want to remain safe and independent at home. The mission of the cooperative is to offer dignified work conditions to the worker-owners – nine highly trained, immigrant caregivers. For more information visit goldensteps.coop. Golden Steps
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The Consortium for Worker Education Seeks Consultant Teacher-Mentor
PROGRAM: CONSTRUCTION SKILLS The Construction Skills Program is a Pre-Apprenticeship training program that prepares interested graduating high school seniors and adult NYC residents for a career in the unionized building and construction trades. The youth and adult programs are run separately however; both programs prepare participants to succeed in the unionized building trades. The training
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