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The Graduate Research Assistant will conduct research for a Community Assessment and Mapping initiative with Building Integrated Communities, a planning initiative that works with local governments, immigrants and refugees. This position includes conducting demographic research using census and other government data, conducting virtual interviews with immigrant stakeholders, and translating research into materials for general public consumption.
Southern Partners Fund (SPF) is a regional community foundation located in Atlanta, GA, governed by people of color grassroots leaders from rural communities across 12 states in the Southeast. For 20 years, SPF has worked to increase the capacity of the grassroots movement by supporting community-based organizations working for political empowerment, workers’ rights, environmental justice, and an end to all forms of systemic oppression. SPF is pleased to announce a new fellowship program, the Young Leaders for Social Change Fellowship.
Job Responsibilities
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The person in this position will provide direct technical support, program planning/implementation and staff development to Title III, Part A subgrantees and district and school administrators for the effective implementation of English Language Acquisition – Title III grant program activities in accordance with federal regulations, policies, guidance and State Board of Education policies.
The UNC School of Law Clinical legal education programs provide an opportunity for law students to learn legal theory and practice while providing much-needed legal assistance to under-represented individuals and organizations in the community. Students represent clients with a wide range of legal problems and handle litigation, transactional and policy matters from start to finish.
MedServe places future physicians in “rock star” primary care clinics across rural and other medically underserved communities in North Carolina. As Fellows, students work in both a clinical role (e.g. as a medical assistant) and community role (e.g. as a health coach). We currently have 59 Fellows serving across the state.
Find more details on our website:
www.med-serve.org
Student U is a community organization that uses the power of education, advocacy, and leadership to build a just and equitable Durham. Within systems that perpetuate racism, poverty,other systemic injustices, and that fail to allocate resources equitably, Student U sees brilliant students and engaged families who know that they’re capable of incredible things.
Student U is a community organization that uses the power of education, advocacy, and leadership to build a just and equitable Durham. Within systems that perpetuate racism, poverty, other systemic injustices, and that fail to allocate resources equitably, Student U sees brilliant students and engaged families who know that they’re capable of incredible things.
The NC Hispanic College Fund established by the NC Society of Hispanic Professionals awards annual scholarships worth between $500 and $2500. These scholarships are awarded to recent graduates of North Carolina High Schools who are of Hispanic/Latino background. Winners of a NC Hispanic College Fund scholarship must enroll or be enrolled in a degree or certificate program at a community college or a 2-year or 4- year college/university and be committed to public service and community development.
POSITION SUMMARY: Under the general supervision of the Executive Director, the Latino Family Center Director provides oversight for the Latino Family Center of the YWCA. This position serves as the staff liaison to the Latino Family Center Advisory Committee and Social Justice and represents the department on the Advocacy committee.
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