Supports nationwide fundraising growth by expanding and managing the donor/prospect pipeline in close partnership with the Fundraising Manager and Managing Director of Development. The role focuses on prospect research, donor communications support, CRM/data management, reporting, and assisting with virtual and in-person fundraising events. Travel is expected about 10% annually.

Conduct research on elections and civic entities across all levels (national to local special districts), including candidates, offices/eligibility and how-to-run details, and current officeholders/tenure. Work supports the Data Acquisition team’s efforts to collect, normalize, and refresh large volumes of civic and geospatial data; experienced researchers may also help improve research workflows, test new internal tools with developers, create training materials, and mentor new researchers.

Supports data integration work by troubleshooting data issues, supporting interface data flows, and contributing to data validation/transformation. Assists with documenting data structures, audit readiness support, and adherence to data governance standards under the IT Manager of Data & Cloud Services. This is a fixed-term role through Dec. 18, 2026.

Provide day-to-day administrative, scheduling, and operational support to the firm’s founding partners, keeping priorities organized and operations running smoothly. Responsibilities include calendar management, logistics, meeting prep, record/document maintenance, vendor/partner coordination, and general admin support such as travel booking and office/event needs. The role is fast-paced and offers room to grow into broader account/team support over time.

A one-year fellowship placing an experienced investigative reporter in a participating local or regional U.S. newsroom while collaborating closely with ProPublica. Fellows propose and execute a community-specific investigative project with support from a ProPublica senior editor and access to ProPublica’s data, research, and engagement resources; work is published by both the partner newsroom and ProPublica.

The Public Programming Associate supports the planning and execution of film- and conversation-focused public programs on the Los Angeles creative campus and beyond. Reporting to the EVP of Public Programming, the role handles scheduling, logistics, archives, ticketing, social media calendars, and event recaps while contributing to brainstorming and curation. The position requires frequent collaboration with internal teams, guest artists, vendors, and community partners to deliver mission-aligned events centered on narrative change.

The Associate will support the Strategic Communications team by executing digital-focused campaigns for a range of corporate and advocacy clients. The role includes creating and publishing content across social, email, web, and other digital platforms, managing basic client account tasks, and contributing to reporting and digital strategy. The position is hybrid, based in DC or New York, with an expectation of being in the office about half of the working days each month.

Contract fellows develop vertical video-first strategies and produce/manage 10–15 posts per account for multiple accounts weekly across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook. They source and clip timely video, craft platform-optimized captions, monitor trends and algorithm updates, analyze performance metrics, and collaborate with content leadership and peers.

Contract creators develop and execute vertical video-first strategies across TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube, and Facebook. They source and clip timely content from news and culture, craft platform-native captions, publish 10–15 posts per account for 2+ accounts weekly, monitor trends and algorithms, and collaborate with content leadership.

The Family Outreach & Enrollment Associate leads in-person outreach and engagement with prospective families in the Bronx and Upper Manhattan to promote the schools and drive enrollment. The role includes developing and executing community outreach strategies, building relationships with local organizations, organizing events, supporting the admissions lottery and enrollment process, and using data to refine outreach tactics. It is primarily field-based with some potential for remote work and requires regular walking, standing, and light lifting during outreach shifts.

The paid canvasser will conduct voter outreach in Jersey City ahead of the December 2nd runoff election to support endorsed climate-focused city council candidates, including James Solomon. The role centers on persuading undecided voters and motivating supporters to engage their networks, primarily through door-to-door canvassing. This is a temporary, independent contractor position running through December 2nd, at 20–40 hours per week.

The Organizing Fellow is a part-time, temporary position (up to 20 hours/week for up to six months) supporting campaigns by recruiting and developing members and leaders across Maine. Fellows will build regional volunteer teams, engage members in elections, recruit new monthly donors, and support various campaign activities, with priority given to work in Muslim, rural, and veterans communities. The role is based in Maine with remote work and reports to the Campaigns Director.

The part-time community organizers will recruit and engage new members, develop local activities and committees, and build volunteer leadership to advance organizational campaigns. They will focus on organizing in specific regions of Maine, moving members into action at the state and national levels, including work with the Maine Small Business Coalition and small-dollar fundraising. Positions are temporary through December 31, 2026, can be hybrid or office-based in Portland, Bangor, or Lewiston, and report to the Organizing Director.

Part-time, paid internship supporting the Government Affairs team with legislative and regulatory research, drafting advocacy updates, and assisting with meetings and conference logistics. Runs early January to mid-April 2026, with on-site support expected during the Legislative Conference (Feb 21–24). Offers hands-on exposure to the federal legislative process and county-focused advocacy.

Paid interns assist multiple departments—including Communications, Finance, Operations, Organizing, Training, and Political—with a variety of projects in a hybrid environment. The 12-week program runs 10–15 hours per week and offers hands-on exposure to grassroots state-level politics and professional development. Applications are open until June 15, 2025, with a start date of July 7, 2025.

Coordinates all programmatic aspects of a regional AmeriCorps State & National program, including recruitment, onboarding, member support, training logistics, host‑site coordination, compliance, communications, and reporting. Builds strong relationships with members, site supervisors, community partners, and funders. Schedule is negotiable at 20–40 hours per week.

The Operations Support Contractor will assist the Operations Team with a range of tasks including project management, finance, billing, and travel logistics. Responsibilities may include managing logistics for on-site and remote trainings, maintaining project registration systems, providing virtual tech support, constructing courses in Canvas and Google Classroom, and performing data entry. This role is fully remote, offered on a 1099 contractor basis, with variable hours depending on availability.

The intern will support education, advocacy, and public policy initiatives for the organization. Responsibilities include tracking policy issues, researching and creating fact sheets and articles, completing a self-directed project, attending relevant events, and providing event and administrative support. The internship typically lasts three months and follows a hybrid schedule with in-person work in Arlington, VA 2-3 days a week.

The Advocacy and Policy Intern will contribute to the organization's mission through educational, advocacy, and policy activities. Responsibilities include tracking policy issues, supporting events and programming, conducting research, writing communications, and completing a self-directed project in science policy. The internship lasts approximately three months, involves both in-person and remote work, and is full-time.

The internship involves assisting with website updates, content creation for blogs and social media, presentations, newsletters, and press materials. Responsibilities also include participating in communication strategies, supporting events, and completing a self-directed project.

The Health Educator I will work on a project to provide trauma-informed treatment and youth empowerment services to Asian children in Alameda County, in partnership with the Korean Community Center of the East Bay. The position involves conducting outreach, collaborating with schools and organizations, recruiting participants, assessing youth needs, managing project logistics, and supervising interns. Travel within Alameda County is required, though the role is primarily remote.

The Graphic Designer will create high quality digital assets including emails, social media graphics, and digital ads for both clients and internal projects. The role involves end-to-end design responsibilities, collaborating with the team, editing photos, and subtitling videos.

The Digital Strategist will write and edit copy for client digital campaigns, assist in the development and management of email calendars, load content into platforms such as NGP and Action Network, and generate analytic reports. The role involves close collaboration with clients and supporting senior team members to deliver impactful campaign results.

The Business Development Representative will drive growth by identifying and qualifying new progressive partner organizations, campaigns, unions, and government bodies. This person will use multi-channel outreach, manage an organized sales pipeline, and help expand the adoption of tools designed to increase civic engagement and support progressive causes.