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Experienced Telemarketers wanted for progressive non-profit’s in-house telephone fundraising. Own transportation a must. Visit website www.quixote.org before applying to be sure you are comfortable with our programs. Send resume and references to Trisha. trishak@quixote.org or fax 301-864-2182.

Anti-Militarism Coordinator for the War Resisters League, an 80-year-old peace organization. Full-time coordinator for its anti-militarism and disarmament program. Commitment to revolutionary non-violence is vital. Ability to focus on program work, while responding to immediate crises is also essential. Position is accountable to the director of the national office and the executive committee of the national committee. The War Resisters League considers all war a crime against humanity and works to remove all the causes of war. Historically, members have been associated with war tax resistance, supporting those who refuse to serve in the military and organizing civil disobedience and non-violent direct action campaigns. WRL is an equal opportunity employer. Women and people of color especially encouraged to apply. Please send inquiries, cover letter and resume to Melissa Jameson at melissa@warresisters.org, or mail to Anti-militarism Coordinator, War Resisters League, 339 Lafayette Street, New York, NY 10012.

Grassroots Coordinator. The Lion & Lamb Project, Bethesda, MD. Salary depends on experience. See: http://www.idealist.org/jobs/20238/97899.

BUSINESS MANAGER needed by Arth Arts, a South Asian American theatre group that has been writing, directing and performing scripts in addition to recently producing short films on issues relevant to our community. This position carries a lot of responsibilities and will require a significant time commitment. Job responsibilities will include booking shows at various universities, managing finances for the entire group (approximately 14-18 members), coordinating new projects/festival events, creating press releases for distribution, marketing the group (this includes both creating marketing materials and using the web site). We are looking for someone that is very business saavy and extremely motivated. Proficiency in Microsoft Office products would be a huge plus. We would like this person to stay for at least a year or two. Upcoming Freshman/Sophomores/Juniors in the Washington, DC area preferred. See: www.ArthArts.com. Send email cover letter and resume to bizmanager@Artharts.com. After reviewing applications we will set a time for in-person interviews. For any and all questions regarding this position please email Jay@Artharts.com.

Youth Venture is recruiting two AmeriCorps VISTAs in New York City in the coming months to fill exciting full time positions in New York City that are outstanding opportunities to learn all about non-profit work by developing partnerships, fundraising, recruiting youth, and building the capacity necessary to lead a liberation movement for young people. We are also expanding into New Hampshire as well. Contact: Naomi Feiner, North East Director at nfeiner@youthventure.org.

Alternative House seeks an overnight counselor and a residential counselor for their emergency shelter for abused and homeless teenagers. Background, CPR and training required. 30-40 hours a week. Dunn Loring, VA. Contact: 703-606-8949 or alternativehouse@aol.com.

Co-op America wants a major donor manager to work with their partners, angels and family foundations. Responsible for generating $350,000 annually. Workplace reflects their goal of creating a more cooperative, environmentally and sound economy. Participatory decision-making, aimed at building consenus within the teams. $30-35,000 based on ability. Send resume to eric@coopamerica.org. Also seeking a web developer at $24-28,000 responsible for rapid development of new content for membership and marketing and programs. Send resume to russgaskin@coopamerica.

Union Organizers sought by AFL-CIO's Organizers Institute. Help workers gain union representation, develop leadership skills, educate workers about their rights on the job, and explain the union organizing process. People of color, bilingual and women encouraged to apply. Training provided in classroom and in the field. Job placement nationwide. $450/week plus health insurance. See: www.organize.aflcio.org. Contact: 800-848-3021.

Program Coordinator sought by Public Policy and International Affairs Program, which works to promote the inclusion and full participation of underrepresened groups in public service and to advance their roles throughout our civic institutions serving domestic and international affairs." Assist the executive director in all aspects of administration, events and programs, as well as the intership program. Nonprofit experience, communication skills, computer skills preferred. Minorities encouraged to apply. Send resume, letter and writing samples to 202-496-0134 (fax) or ppia@ppiaprogram.org.

Public Interest Research Group is hiring for its Fellowship Program for 2003-2005 and for campus organizers. Investigate, educate, advocate and organizing on behalf of citizens and the enviroment. A ntional network of nonprofit activist groups that advocate on behalf of the public interest. Training, hands-on advocacy and organizing experience for those looking for careers with public interest groups. Issue and field associate work available. Jobs available in DC and MD. See: www.pirg.org/jobs. Contact: 617-292-4800 or jobs@prig.org.

Sisterspace and Books has job openings for a Typist and an Events Planner. Typist: Applicants must have excellent typing skills with an eye for accuracy and detail. Knowledge of advanced formatting and layout capabilities in Microsoft Word a MUST. Demonstrated experience with Microsoft Word in an office setting preferred. Events Planner: Applicants must have demonstrated experience planning events for an organization. Knowledge of the Washington Metropolitan area a MUST. Candidates should be prepared to present their portfolios. Please fax or email your resume to: Sisterspace and Books , Attn: Grace Allen Fax: 202-986-7092 or sistersp@erols.com. No phone inquiries, please.

ForAL (Forging Alliances South and North/ Forjando Alianzas Sur y Norte) seeks Coordinator for Bridge-Building Project in the Americas. ForAL promotes ties between the philanthropic community and civil society organizations and movements working for justice and peace in Latin America and the Caribbean. ForAL works:  1) to increase the transfer of resources from North to South to address crucial issues, and 2) to foster dialogue and partnerships based on mutual empowerment and understanding and sustainable collaboration. ForAL seeks a half-time dynamic, self-motivated Coordinator to oversee implementation of ForAL programs. Qualifications include demonstrated commitment and experience, strong communication skills, and English/Spanish fluency. For more information, write to: jobsearch@For-AL.org. Deadline: May 23.

Earthjustice, the nonprofit law firm for the environment, seeks a Judicial Grassroots Coordinator in its Washington, DC Office to provide grassroots outreach, education and limited congressional advocacy on environmental and related constitutional law concerns with federal judicial nominations. Candidates must have excellent analytical, writing, and oral communication skills and three years experience in grassroots organizing. Previous experience in environmental advocacy a plus. Salary range: upper 30's to mid 40s.  Excellent benefits package provided. Please send cover letter, resume, references and writing sample to: Judicial Grassroots Coordinator, Earthjustice, 1625 Massachusetts Ave., NW, Suite 702, Washington, DC 20036 or skreider@earthjustice.org. Earthjustice is an equal opportunity employer. Open until filled. No phone inquiries.

PROGRESSIVE MARYLAND has Summer Jobs for Students. Fight for the nation's first state living wage law. Contact: Ulysses, 301-495-7004 or peter@progressivemaryland.org, or Sean, 301-495-7004 or sean@progressivemaryland.org.

Tenant Organizer sought by BRAVO (Buyers and Renters Arlington Voice) for part-time work organizing tenants and low-income renters in Arlington County, VA. BRAVO is a coalition of housing groups dedicated to creating strong tenant leadership and to preserving affordable housing. Weekend, night hours and meetings required. $14-15/hour based on experience, 10 hours a week. Send resume to Kristin Carbone at vivala6@msn.com.

ENVIRONMENTAL JOBS. Terralingua, a small international nonprofit focusing on the links between biological and cultural diversity issues, is seeking to fill three positions immediately: Administrative Program Assistant; Short Term GIS Specialist; and a Summer Research Fellowship. Full-time salary in the mid-20's with an option for a flexible work-schedule. Terralingua is an equal opportunity employer. Only serious candidates who meet all requirements need apply. We are looking to hire immediately. Please send 1) cover letter with bulleted list of credentials/skills, 2) a resume, 3) writing sample, and 4) three references (with email addresses) to: Terralingua, 1630 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 300, Washington, DC 20009, U.S.A, or fax 202-387-4823, or preferably, email to info@terralingua.org with "A/P Asst. Application" written in the subject line. Please no inquiries and no phone calls.

Policy Analyst. Service Employees International Union (SEIU). Washington, DC. See: http://www.idealist.org/jobs/21170/97741.

National Field Organizer. Union of Concerned Scientists. Washington, DC. See:
http://www.idealist.org/jobs/1680/97757.

Program Associate. Academy for Educational Development. Washington, DC. Salary: low to mid 30's. See: http://www.idealist.org/jobs/13746/97800.

The National Women’s Alliance is seeking a DIRECTOR OF TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: Senior level position. NWA is a proactive, grassroots women of color organization devoted to addressing the intersections of race, class, gender, ethnicity, and sexuality and other markers of difference through community organizing, training and coalition building. By using technical assistance, public education campaigns, and resource sharing, we strive to help end all forms of oppression and promote social justice. Our goal is to bring women/girls of color, diverse communities, and organizations together to work towards a multi-issue agenda for social, economic, and political change. We are looking for a motivated, hardworking, self-starter with a strong commitment to social justice, women and girls of color. Bachelor’s degree required or equivalent in experience; Masters Degree preferred. Two years of experience in staff supervision and/or leadership experience in nonprofit organizational settings. Familiar with various social justice issues including, racial and economic justice, the Prison Industrial Complex, Welfare Reform, Violence Against Women, the Traffic in Women, and the Environment. Bilingual a plus. Extensive travel required. Salary: High 30’s to low 40’s plus attractive benefits package. Please fax, or email your cover letter, resume, and salary requirements to 202.518.3924 or cmason@nwaforchange.org. Attn: C. Nicole Mason. Priority given to applications received by May 30, 2003. Start date: Mid-June/Early July. If you have any questions, please call 202.518.5411. The National Women’s Alliance is an equal opportunity employer.

COMMUNITY SERVICES AGENCY'S CAREERPATH PROGRAM. Consortia/job developer Work with employers and unions to identify in-demand jobs, help develop training for those jobs and then pipeline workers into them. WE NEED A GOOD UNION PERSON WHO CAN WORK WITH EMPLOYERS, UNIONS AND WORKERS to advance this part of our program. Contact: Kathleen McKirchy for the full job announcement 202 857-3410 or kmckirch@dclabor.org.

GOOD JOBS FIRST. Research Analyst.  Fax: 202-638-3486. See: www.goodjobsfirst.org

PROGRAM DIRECTOR. Action in the Community Through Service (ACTS), a human services non-profit agency based in Dumfries, Virginia, is recruiting on an expedited basis for a Program Director for its Emergency Assistance Program. This program distributes financial and food assistance to eligible clients. Demonstrate meaningful experience either career or as a volunteer in the human services field. Because of the strong partnership between ACTS and a large number of churches, being part of the faith community is an important plus. Prior experience in the direct delivery of client services and in supervision. Salary can be into the low 30s, depending upon experience. Send resumes and a brief interest statement to ACTS, P.O. Box 74, Dumfries, VA  22026 (ATTN: Program Director Position).

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. Coalition on Human Needs (CHN) is an alliance of close to 200 national organizations working together to promote public policies that address the needs of low-income and other vulnerable populations. The Coalition's members include civil rights, religious, labor and professional organizations and those concerned with the well being of children, women, the elderly, and people with disabilities. The Coalition's activities include serving as a clearinghouse of information on poverty and human needs issues for our members and the general public. CHN publishes a biweekly legislative newsletter, The Human Needs Report; action alerts and fact sheets; the Directory of National Human Needs Organizations and other informational materials. Major Responsibilities: Coalition-building. Fundraising. Federal policy affecting low-income populations. Desired: Skills in fund-raising, fiscal management, staff and project supervision. Excellent writing and speaking skills. Compensation: Commensurate with experience; excellent benefits including employer-paid health insurance, pension plan, tax sheltered annuity, and four weeks vacation. The Coalition on Human Needs is an equal opportunity employer. Women, minorities and people with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply. All applicants should send a resume, writing sample and salary expectations to: Coalition on Human Needs, Attn: Executive Director Search Committee, 1120 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 910, Washington, DC 20036.

FUNDRAISING ASSISTANT. The Center of Concern seeks a Development assistant. S/he will
coordinate direct mail appeals, process donations, manage donor database, assist with major donor research and cultivation, process donor acknowledgements and other administrative duties as assigned.
Qualifications: Word processing and computer skills, database management, some familiarity with Catholic Church, previous fundraising experience and commitment to social justice. Salary range: $23,000 - $28,000 based upon experience. See: www.coc.org. Deadline:  May 9th. Position available June 1.
Send letter, resume and references to Center of Concern, 1225 Otis St., NE, Washington, DC 20017-2516. Attn: Nilufar Choudhury. Fax (202)832-9494 or nchoudhury@coc.org.

Teaching for Change seeks to hire an Early Childhood Equity Initiative Coordinator to (1) develop an assessment of early childhood equity issues and opportunities in DC; (2) develop the learning program for a leadership core of parents, teachers, and day care providers; (3) provide citywide training opportunities; and (4) establish a formal relationship with the Early Childhood Equity Alliance (www.rootsforchange.net). This is a part-time position. (We will also accept applications from candidates seeking full-time work as we may be able to create a full-time position.) For more information, send a reply e-mail or call 202-588-7205. Visit www.teachingforchange.org to view the full position announcement.

The Due Process of Law Foundation (DPLF) is seeking a temporary, part-time Administrative Assistant to assist with general office administrative responsibilities and to backstop other staff on projects for a 3-month period. Under the direction of the Executive Director, the temporary Administrative Assistant will work to ensure a smooth administrative operation in a small not-for-profit organization. About DPLF: Founded by Professor Thomas Buergenthal, DPLF is a nongovernmental organization that seeks to promote the reform and modernization of national justice systems in the Western Hemisphere. 20 hours a week for three months (from early June through end of August preferred); possibility of continuing part-time during the school year. SALARY: commensurate with experience. Please send cover letter, resume and the names and phone numbers of three references to: Margaret Popkin, Executive Director, Due Process of Law Foundation, 1779 Massachusetts Ave., NW, #510A, Washington, DC 20036; Fax 202-462-7703 or to info@dplf.org.