Thursday Jobs Market
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Looking for a job? Here are the current listings:
Development Director, Streetsblog and Streetfilms, New York, NY
Streetsblog and Streetfilms have a robust fundraising program supported by small donors, large donors, foundations, advertising, and corporate sponsorships. We seek an experienced development leader to work with our staff, board, and volunteers to grow our fundraising, so we can increase the impact of our media outlets.
Brooklyn Organizer and Bronx Organizer, Transportation Alternatives, New York, NY
TA is seeking self-motivated and energetic people to coordinate campaigns that will make streets in Brooklyn and the Bronx safer and more accessible for people to walk, ride bikes and take public transportation. Applicants should be familiar with current local politics, have experience in political and/or community organizing and have a strong affinity for the mission of Transportation Alternatives.
Executive Director, Friends of Lafitte Corridor, New Orleans, LA
Friends of Lafitte Corridor (FOLC) is a New Orleans nonprofit organization that seeks to revitalize the Lafitte Corridor by working to build, program, and promote the Lafitte Greenway as a great public space. The Executive Director will be responsible for running day-to-day operations, generating public and private fundraising, developing community programming, and fostering affiliations and partnerships with local and national organizations.
Development & Communications Director, California Bicycle Coalition, Oakland, CA
The Development & Communications Director serves as a key leader and an active participant in making strategic decisions affecting CalBike. Reporting to and in partnership with the Executive Director, the Development & Communications Director will have the primary responsibility for building CalBike’s visibility and financial resources.
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