How to apply: Please submit your resume and 3 references to Angela Schell, NCAE HR Specialist, at angela.schell@ncae.org. Application Deadline: October 18, 2021 Location: Wake County, NC The position The North Carolina Association of Educators seeks talented and dedicated organizers to fill two temporary Lead Organizer positions in the largest local in the state, Wake NCAE. Organizers will identify,…Continue reading Lead Organizers with North Carolina Association of Educators
Essie Justice Seeks National Organizing Director
The Opportunity Essie Justice Group (Essie) is building grassroots power to dismantle the US incarceration system, the most egregious creator of racial and gender injustice of our time. We are a loving and powerful community of women with incarcerated loved ones—and include cisgender women, transgender women, formerly incarcerated women, gender non-conforming (gnc) people, elders, and…Continue reading Essie Justice Seeks National Organizing Director
Essex County Community Organization Seeks Organizer
We are looking to hire an organizer that will focus on organizing in Black and immigrant communities! ECCO is a multifaith network of 39 congregations and the North Shore Labor Council that works to create a world where everyone belongs, where we all can thrive, and where we all have a say in the decisions…Continue reading Essex County Community Organization Seeks Organizer
The Essie Justice Group is Hiring!
18 Positions Total are open (9 in OAKLAND, CA + 9 in LOS ANGELES, CA)Essie Justice Group (Essie) is building grassroots power to dismantle the US incarceration system, the most egregious creator of racial and gender injustice of our time. We are a loving and powerful community of women with incarcerated loved ones—and include cisgender…Continue reading The Essie Justice Group is Hiring!
Vision Change Win Seeks Deputy Director
ABOUT VCW Vision Change Win, LLC (VCW) is a Black-led social justice consultancy that has brought together a team of queer and trans people of color social justice consultants dedicated to supporting organizations and movements in deepening their impact and more effectively manifesting their visions and values. VCW delivers practical support to social justice organizations in…Continue reading Vision Change Win Seeks Deputy Director
The Audre Lorde Project Seeks Executive Leasership (ALP)
Position Commitment Estimate: 3-5 years, 40 hours a week (Full-Time) Potential Start Date: September 2021 (Both directorship models include a generous benefit package and biennial cost of living increase) Directly Supervised by ALP Board of Directors The Audre Lorde Project (ALP) is a Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Two Spirit, Trans and Gender Non Conforming (LGBTSTGNC) People…Continue reading The Audre Lorde Project Seeks Executive Leasership (ALP)
Bringing Informal Workers into Chicago’s Economy
“Long before the coronavirus outbreak shuttered businesses and locked down much of the US economy, and before the vulnerabilities within the economic system were laid bare by the pandemic, countless Chicagoans were living on the edge.” – Survival Economies: Black Informality in Chicago Informal workers have gained momentum in Chicago with the collaboration of Equity…Continue reading Bringing Informal Workers into Chicago’s Economy
Equity and Power in Durham Schools
“We want to be able to make interventions in that whenever possible; and we understand that we want power.” –Ociele Hawkins In Durham, North Carolina – a state with one of the lowest rates of union membership in the country – our comrades saw a breakthrough victory. On February 3, all public school workers…Continue reading Equity and Power in Durham Schools
Through the Night: Centering the Voices of Caregivers
“One voice will not get anything done.” Daniel Caldwell – caregiver and advocate On May 13, 2021, BOLD hosted Through the Night: Where’s the Safety Net? – a post-screening discussion of Through the Night. The film, directed by documentary filmmaker Loira Limbal and broadcast on PBS throughout the month of May, is a monumental…Continue reading Through the Night: Centering the Voices of Caregivers
BOLD NEWSLETTER (July 2021)
JULY 2021 BOLD NEWSLETTER Our Black Futures Are a Mirror By Mina Remy | Updated August 10, 2021 Earlier this year at the BOLD National Gathering, we discussed parallel movements and grassroots uprisings around the world–including in Haiti. In that context, we talked about our shared need for collective protection, security, mutual aid, and self-governance. Despite…Continue reading BOLD NEWSLETTER (July 2021)