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There are nearly 9 million lawful permanent residents (LPRs) eligible for citizenship across the United States -- and yet only 10 percent naturalize each year. The New Americans Campaign (NAC) aims to increase the number of LPRs who apply for citizenship, and 18 Coffees is working with the NAC on a digital pilot to spearhead new communication efforts aimed at LPRs.
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Building Integrated Communities (BIC), a statewide initiative of the Latino Migration Project at UNC Chapel Hill, is seeking a part-time Program Coordinator (24 hours/week), with a special focus on bilingual communications in Spanish and English.
Toxic Free NC is hiring a Just & Sustainable Agriculture Program Manager to strengthen our network of community leaders taking action on environmental health and justice! Please help us in sharing this opportunity. Thank you!
Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation NPIP Interns spend a minimum of eight weeks during the summer with host organizations. Internships offer a range of exposure and skill-building opportunities in areas such as research, community outreach, public policy, communications, fundraising and social media. In addition to the internship, students will have the opportunity to connect with other interns in the program and participate in on-going professional development throughout the summer. Interns receive a taxable stipend of $3,200.
Catalyzing community change through primary care: a two-year fellowship
MedServe places future physicians in “rock star” primary care clinics across rural and other medically underserved communities to serve in both a clinical and community role.
Fellowship Perks:
Durham Community Land Trustees (DCLT) is a nonprofit organization that builds, manages, and advocates for permanent affordable housing in Durham, NC. DCLT was established in the mid 1980’s by neighborhood residents of the West End who demanded better housing conditions. For over 30 years, DCLT has used the community land trust model to curb displacement and create lasting affordability. DCLT manages 200 rental properties including properties for seniors, families, veterans and individuals with disabilities.
The Eastern Migrant Education Program is currently looking for at least two regional recruiters to cover two different regions of the state. The first position will cover the North Central Region as well as some of the Northeast. The second position will cover the Southwest and Piedmont-Triad Regions.
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NCAAT is seeking a field organizer for our voter registration program. The primary role of the organizer will be to lead voter registration drives and to recruit and manage volunteers. The field organizer will receive training and materials from the organization. Selected candidates will be expected to be able to manage volunteers, work with partner groups, operate administrative systems and communicate regularly with the Voter Engagement Director.
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