Jobs, internships, and other opportunities across the U.S. and beyond! We re-post listings in the language(s) received. For more information about these opportunities, visit the links below. This list is updated monthly and stays up for two months; please let us know if something should be removed before that time.
The Executive Vice President of Programs and Administration is responsible for the leadership and supervision of the daily operational work of staff members in the programs, administrative, communications, and evaluation and learning functions. The EVP will oversee staff, ensuring that the teams work cross-functionally and in support of the mission and vision of the Trust, paying special regard to the adherence to the Governing Documents in all aspects of the Trust.
This position will focus grantmaking on activities that create long-term, sustainable solutions for vulnerable and underserved communities in Forsyth County. This critical leadership role is tasked with implementing the Trust’s mission to improve the health and quality of life of residents with low incomes, acting as the primary public voice of the Trust’s goals, interests, and values. By using your passion for social improvement through philanthropy, your contributions will help to build a healthier, more equitable state.
The 2020 Census is less than a year away and preparations for the decennial count are well underway across North Carolina. NC Counts Coalition seeks a full-time Administrative and Programs Assistant to support North Carolina’s efforts to achieve a full enumeration.
Type: Full Time/Flexible
Location: Durham, NC
El Futuro is a one-of-a-kind place where Spanish speaking immigrants can access culturally responsive mental health services. We are a community-based program, founded as a volunteer effort in 2001 to meet the otherwise unmet need for bilingual mental health services for the growing Latino immigrant community in North Carolina. We are searching for a dynamic communications professional to assist in growing our community!
In a world that needs visionaries, the Master of Human Rights (MHR) degree program prepares students to engage in global human rights challenges through research, policy analysis, and advocacy.
The William C. Friday Fellowship is a nonpartisan leadership development opportunity for North Carolinians prepared to transform their communities by improving human relations. The fellowship centers relationship building across difference and asks fellows to translate courage, curiosity, and creativity into lifelong connections and meaningful collaborations across the state. Friday Fellows are encouraged to lead with courage, speak their truth, engage differences with civility, collaborate to solve problems, and embrace equity and justice.
The Coro Fellows Program develops emerging leaders to work and lead across different sectors by equipping them with knowledge, skills, and networks to accelerate positive change. We achieve our mission by:
This position oversees the day to day functions of the Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Center in all aspects of its work, including serving as a main program contact by working with the Rotary fellows at every stage of their studies (application process, admissions, arrival/orientation, guidance throughout the academic program and follow-up with alumni); planning and executing seminars, annual conference, visits, and other events; promoting the Center by drafting and producing printed and online materials including website, newsletter and social media; handling problems as t
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