Campaign Organizer

Care, Not Control • Part-time • Remote (Philadelphia, PA, US) • $31 - $41 / hour • 2m ago

Care, Not Control is seeking an individual with a dynamic skillset to lead the coalition’s base-building and organizing initiatives.

The Campaign Organizer is responsible for externally pushing forward the campaign demands in coordination with other Care, Not Control staff, external partners, and allies. The Campaign Organizer is expected to synthesize campaign strategy, research, and political education into coherent external organizing designed to advance campaigns and bring in new partners. The Campaign Organizer will be a part-time role up to 25 hours/week.

Care, Not Control strongly encourages candidates with nontraditional backgrounds who have been directly impacted by the youth justice system to apply. The Campaign Organizer will be an essential partner and leader in fostering an anti-racist, diverse, inclusive, and supportive organizational culture in line with Care, Not Control’s values.

Key Duties and Responsibilities

Organizing Duties

Drive the basebuilding + recruitment of community partners across Pennsylvania
Lead development of, and run campaign/coalition partner meetings and trainings
Maintain consistent communication with C,NC team and partners via e-mail, meetings, etc.
Maintain and update Care, Not Control campaign plan
Co-lead Care, Not Control projects and programming with Director
Other duties as assigned

Coordinating Political Education

Co-lead professional development of Youth Leaders with Director
Develop and maintain political education curriculum for campaigns
Coordinate with other external partners to create joint political education trainings
Work with communications and cultural organizing staff and consultants to push political education work out broadly
Conduct political education trainings publicly for coalitions and community members

Requirements

Ability to work independently
5+ years of organizing experience, including experience leading a team
Ability to travel for partnerships across PA and other professional engagements at least 5x/year
An in-depth understanding of the criminal and juvenile justice system
Strong and effective verbal communication and presentation skills
Strong interpersonal skills; experience and ability to work with people from diverse backgrounds
Demonstrated ability to organize and coalition-build to elevate community priorities into policy changes
A passion for community engagement and social change

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time

Pay: $31.25 - $41.60 per hour

Expected hours: 15 – 25 per week

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