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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.
We Dream in Black (WeDIB) is an initiative of the NDWA that organizes Black domestic workers across the diaspora, and builds our capacity to shape a new economy and a new democracy for all of us. WeDIB works with existing member organizations of the NDWA, and initiates new organizing projects in regions that have high concentrations of Black domestic workers.“We Dream in Black” is hiring an organizer in the Charlotte area to help expand our North Carolina organizing strategy to build a voice for Black domestic workers.
The Farm Labor Organizing Committee, FLOC, is in search of 3 creative and committed volunteer/interns to be part of the struggle for farm worker justice in the tobacco industry for 2-6 months between May-November, 2019.
https://lranetwork.org/forums/topic/post-doctoral-scholar-position-center-for-global-workers-rights-penn-state-2/
Now Accepting Applications: Post-Doctoral Scholar position, Center for Global Workers’ Rights
School of Labor and Employment Relations, Penn State University
Job Website: https://psu.jobs/job/84924
Deadline: March 16, 2019.
The Farmworkers’ Support Committee is seeking a part-time Community Organizer at 15-20 hours/week.
Mission Statement: El Centro Hispano works to strengthen the community, build bridges and advocate for equity and inclusion for Hispanics/Latinos in the Triangle Area of North Carolina.
Summary of Responsibilities: Plan and teach Spanish I, Spanish II, Spanish III, and Conversational Spanish at El Centro Hispano. Classes will be held in 2000 Chapel Hill Road, Suite 26A, Durham NC, 27707. The job will start on Monday, January 14, 2019. The teacher will teach four classes, meeting twice a week, every four months. The courses will repeat throughout the year.
The NC Justice Center is now accepting applications for the 2019 Summer Policy Institute (NCSPI). NCSPI is an initiative to foster the state's next generation of public policy leaders through a combination of seminars, panel discussions, and workshops. During this engaging experience, the students will gain a broader understanding of the tools needed to contribute to the policy process. This opportunity is open to rising undergraduate juniors, rising undergraduate seniors, and recent graduates who graduated after December 2018 and are not enrolled in graduate program.
Over the past year women have been in the spotlight demanding the right to safety in the workplace through #MeToo, #EnoughIsEnough, and #TimesUp as well as the right to fair wages through #RedforEd and #FightFor15. Women have a long herstory of fighting for worker justice and now more than ever we are leading in these movements.
Applications for the first Emerging Leaders Cohort of Learning and Mentoring will be accepted through January 31, 2019.
The WILL Empower Apprenticeship Program is a paid opportunity for recent college graduates and rank-and-file activists to explore what it’s like to work for the labor and workers’ justice movement, and to gain the skills and knowledge you need to begin making a difference.
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