The coordinator supports earned-media operations by routing media inquiries, scheduling interviews, maintaining journalist databases, drafting press materials, monitoring coverage, and tracking media placements. The role also contributes to social, newsletter, and web content; prepares reports and dashboards; and coordinates team meetings, training, vendor administration, and other communications workflows.

The Youth Advocate supports chronically absent elementary and early-childhood students at a community school by identifying attendance barriers and creating individualized academic and social-emotional interventions. Responsibilities include weekly student check-ins, family engagement activities, attendance-plan development, data tracking, club lesson facilitation, and coordination with school staff and community partners.

This full-time, campaign-cycle role builds remote volunteer capacity for a statewide distributed organizing program. The organizer will supervise phone and text banks, cultivate volunteer and partner relationships, deliver platform trainings, and ensure accurate, timely voter-contact and recruitment reporting.

The organizer will plan and lead at least two weekly voter-contact events, recruit and train volunteers, and develop volunteer leaders. They will maintain Mobilize and VAN records, secure and prepare staging locations, monitor program results, and troubleshoot voter-contact operations during the GOTV period.

This role develops on-brand content for websites, blogs, social media, email, print materials, and organizational reports. It tests and improves digital strategies, tracks web and social performance, supports online fundraising and list growth, and coordinates with vendors on technical and production needs. The manager may also oversee digital advertising, email acquisition, or Google AdWords depending on experience.

The Political Associate helps run endorsement processes, researches candidate campaigns and races, and maintains candidate-pipeline and stakeholder databases. They communicate with campaigns and political partners, track election results, support fundraising-event coordination, and provide scheduling, meeting, research, and presentation support to the political team.

The Outreach Specialist will develop and sustain relationships with community groups, grassroots partners, service providers, and anchor institutions to advance targeted outreach objectives. They will plan and deliver outreach, trainings, meetings, and media opportunities related to housing justice, tenant right to counsel, and other priority legal issues. The role also uses quantitative and qualitative data to inform outreach strategies, reporting, and evaluation.

The Field Organizer will establish and grow a grassroots Local Action Team in Maine’s 2nd Congressional District. Responsibilities include phone banking and in-person recruitment, facilitating team meetings, preparing constituent office visits, developing volunteer leaders, supporting public-facing advocacy, and maintaining outreach records. The organizer will work closely with national staff, a local consultant, and a state advisory council.

The Operations Coordinator provides broad administrative support across finance, development, programs, HR, and technology for a lean national nonprofit. Responsibilities include coordinating logistics, managing records and vendor invoices, processing donor and financial transactions, supporting onboarding and payroll documentation, maintaining HubSpot data, and improving operational workflows.

Support students in an after-school program by delivering lessons, assessments, differentiated academic support, and individual action plans. Maintain student attendance, grade, assessment, and incident records; communicate with school and program staff; and help create a safe, encouraging environment for students and families. The role also supports community-school events, trainings, and occasional late-night or weekend activities.

This one-year, part-time fellowship supports Chicago Peacebuilding programs, with an emphasis on engaging young people and advancing campaigns to shift public investment away from policing and incarceration toward community resources. Responsibilities include coalition meeting support, youth curriculum and political-education materials, newsletter and social-media support, research, administrative work, and fundraising merchandise fulfillment; training is provided.

Provide clerical, data-entry, recordkeeping, and front-office support for an Early Childhood Division, reporting to the Program Director. The role maintains child and family records, attendance, health, screening, and family-engagement data; assists families and staff; and supports compliance with Head Start, NYC DOHMH, and funding requirements.

On-call Program Associates provide flexible onsite coverage across seven DC locations during staffing shortages, peak periods, emergencies, and special needs. They build relationships with residents, support care coordination and case plans, document services, handle intakes and incidents, respond to crises, enforce program rules, and help maintain safe shelter and housing environments.

Manage fiscal, business, and administrative operations for the Whitney Young Jr. campus, including bookkeeping, budget tracking, payroll and personnel documentation, purchasing, records, and audit preparation. The role also coordinates site events, maintains staff schedules and office operations, serves as a liaison to central fiscal and HR teams, and provides occasional receptionist backup.

Lead the day-to-day operations, strategy, staffing, and workflow for a digital fundraising team serving political and advocacy clients. Manage staff development and performance, set fundraising projections and spending recommendations, monitor program performance, oversee client relationships and onboarding, and lead rapid-response fundraising execution.

The part-time Administrative Assistant supports IMCA-CAT operations at Argonne National Laboratory, serving as a liaison with AUI Labs and the Advanced Photon Source. Duties include procurement and purchase-order support, experiment and visitor access, travel and meeting coordination, shipping and customs documentation, correspondence, office supply management, and meeting minutes.

Provide intake, case management, life coaching, referrals, benefits and employment-resource support, budgeting assistance, and regular client check-ins for clients across programs. Maintain timely Salesforce and physical-file documentation, coordinate with internal staff and community partners, and support community and fundraising events; occasional travel and nonstandard hours may be required.

Support statewide legislative, budget, and administrative advocacy efforts focused on immigrant communities. Track and analyze bills, budgets, amendments, hearings, and political developments; draft advocacy materials; coordinate campaigns and coalitions; and represent the organization with legislative offices, agencies, and partners. The role includes regular in-person work at the Sacramento office and State Capitol, with occasional evening, weekend, and California travel requirements.

Campus Organizing Fellows will recruit, train, and manage student volunteers to conduct voter outreach and mobilize student voters for the 2026 coordinated campaign. They will build campus partnerships, table and canvass in high-traffic areas, organize campaign events, and register students to vote.

Support the Strategic Communications team with social media, editorial calendars, media monitoring, website and newsletter production, graphics, and event marketing, including OFN42. The intern will also track communications metrics, maintain project workflows, and research, proofread, and edit materials while building a professional communications portfolio.

Campus Organizers will mobilize college students across Wisconsin for the 2026 election cycle. They will build campus relationships, recruit and manage student volunteers and fellows, conduct voter outreach through canvassing, tabling, texting, and phone banking, and support student-led events.

Organize residents in manufactured home communities in St. Cloud to build leadership and support the Save Our Homes campaign and Manufactured Home Residents Bill of Rights. Duties include door-knocking, one-on-one meetings, community conversations and candidate forums, leader coaching, voter engagement, and strategy meetings.

The Organizing Fellow will organize residents in manufactured-home communities in northern Minnesota around ISAIAH's Save Our Homes campaign and a Manufactured Home Residents Bill of Rights. Responsibilities include door-knocking, one-on-one relationship building, community conversations and candidate forums, leadership development, voter engagement, and facilitating resident strategy meetings and trainings.

Supports District residents with SNAP pre-screenings, applications, mid-certifications, and recertifications, including client interviews and follow-up on application issues. The associate will track client interactions and collaborate with the SNAP team to improve the District’s SNAP application process.