The Database Manager maintains donor-data integrity and serves as the development team's Salesforce subject-matter expert. Responsibilities include building and analyzing fundraising reports, dashboards, mailing lists, and revenue data; supporting financial reconciliation and grant reporting; and training new development staff. The position also supports prospect research, donor segmentation, wealth screening, and portfolio-development systems.

This part-time temporary independent-contractor role supports higher-education qualitative studies on a project-by-project basis. The researcher will conduct and record interviews and focus groups, manage transcripts and recordings, develop protocols, synthesize findings, and prepare decision-ready reports.

This specialist oversees the completeness, accuracy, organization, and compliance of client records and service data for the domestic violence program. The role manages data in ETO and InfoNet, supports internal and external audits, produces program reports, trains staff on documentation procedures, and provides data insights to strengthen services.

The Education Team Advocate supports people with disabilities experiencing violations of education-related legal and service rights. Responsibilities include client advocacy, complaint filing and negotiation, case documentation, training and public presentations, and collaboration with schools, service providers, government agencies, and community groups. The advocate also maintains knowledge of disability-rights laws and contributes to systemic advocacy and policy education.

The Marketing & Communications Associate owns year-round social media strategy and editorial planning for major public programs, especially the Aspen Ideas Festival. They will create multimedia content, manage online communities, coordinate partner toolkits and paid campaigns, update web content, and use analytics to improve audience engagement.

The Canvass Lead directs and coaches a team of roughly four to five canvassers while participating in field outreach. The role manages daily canvassing logistics, voter-contact data, reporting, and adherence to registration, data-security, timekeeping, and safety procedures.

The Development Coordinator will complete discrete projects supporting individual fundraising, including donor research, data cleaning, record verification, and database updates. They will also help create print, email, and social-media outreach for a monthly donor program and assist with other annual-fund initiatives.

The intern will assist the Advocacy Department with legislative, administrative, and community-engagement campaigns across civil-rights issue areas. Responsibilities include researching laws and proposed amendments, drafting comments and policy memos, supporting workshops and coalition meetings, identifying partners, and coordinating with communications staff.

The Retention Specialist supports participants after they obtain full-time work, with the goal of sustaining employment for at least 12 months. Responsibilities include frequent participant contact, referrals to education and vocational resources, life-skills support, advocacy with parole officers, incentive distribution, motivational interviewing, and Salesforce documentation.

The instructor delivers student-centered English-language and citizenship-preparation instruction for adult learners in Queens and Brooklyn. They develop curricula and lesson materials, assess learner progress, manage attendance and records, coordinate mock-interview volunteers, and connect students with internal services and organizing opportunities. The role includes substantial compliance, intake, testing, and funder-reporting responsibilities.

The Operations Associate provides hands-on logistical and administrative support for a large-scale voter-mobilization campaign. Responsibilities include coordinating staffing logistics, supplies, inventory, mail and literature, vendors, campaign offices, shipping, receipts, budgets, and operational trackers. The role responds quickly to changing needs across statewide campaign teams.

The Deputy Special Projects Director for Community Organizing co-leads community outreach and paid relational-organizing initiatives. Responsibilities include recruiting organizers at events, organizing block parties and canvasses, drafting outreach scripts, supervising junior staff, coordinating with digital and paid-media teams, and meeting campaign targets.

This part-time, in-office development operations role processes mailed donations and maintains accurate donor and gift records in Salesforce. The associate prepares donor acknowledgments, pledge reminders, tribute mailings, reports, mailing lists, and event-related materials while providing administrative support to the development team.

The organizer will lead community outreach, local and state campaign activities, volunteer engagement, mobilization, and advocacy efforts across West Georgia. They will collaborate with allies and activists, plan events and future organizing work, develop research and educational tools, and report progress to stakeholders.

The State Community Organizer leads grassroots outreach, campaign, advocacy, volunteer, and mobilization activities throughout East Georgia's CSRA region. They cultivate partnerships with residents, leaders, activists, and organizations; plan events and future work; develop materials; conduct research; and report progress to stakeholders.

The Operations Coordinator supports centralized clinical operations through patient-estimate preparation, regulatory data entry, vendor coordination, inventory support, and documentation of operational requests. The coordinator also assists health-center expansion and process-improvement efforts, working closely with health-services staff and contract physicians.

The Program Associate supports workforce-development initiatives, including grant-funded employment programs for older adults. They provide technical assistance to grantees and community partners, monitor program performance and reporting, maintain operational tools, and coordinate trainings, meetings, communications, and other program activities. The role also contributes to grant compliance, partner relationship management, proposal development, and continuous improvement.

The Operations Associate supports the campaign’s daily physical and electronic operational needs, including project tracking, logistics, procurement, vendor coordination, and office administration. They will work with operations leadership and other departments to keep internal projects, field offices, printing, supplies, and event services running smoothly.

The Program Coordinator will support family-engagement partnerships and programming across affiliate and partner sites. Responsibilities include coordinating grant-related meetings and events, assisting grantees with curriculum delivery and data systems, conducting research, supporting trainings, and contributing to evaluation. The coordinator will also help manage external communications, reports, funder materials, and partner relationships.

The Fundraising Operations Coordinator manages incoming donation information from multiple sources and enters, cleans, adjusts, and quality-checks gift and donor records in Salesforce NPSP. They reconcile donation files with finance systems, resolve donor questions or donation issues, meet processing deadlines, and help improve gift-processing workflows.

The Associate provides administrative and fundraising coordination for a five-person major gifts team that manages relationships with individual, corporate, and foundation partners. Responsibilities include handling partnership inquiries, conducting desk research, coordinating proposals and donor requirements, supporting events and travel, preparing meeting materials, and liaising with internal and global colleagues.

This part-time intern supports research, communications, and policy work focused on election administration and democratic reform. Day-to-day work includes policy research, tracking media and legislative developments, drafting written materials, and organizing research resources.

The Dispatcher Organizer-in-Training runs core day labor center operations, including opening and closing the site, answering phones, issuing identification cards, maintaining worker and employer records, and dispatching workers to jobs. They help workers and employers negotiate fair work agreements, document and resolve conflicts, and support wage-theft claims. The position also builds worker leadership through outreach, one-on-ones, general-assembly follow-up, and workforce-training coordination.

The Senior Coordinator supports the Chief Medical Officer and Office of Science and Research through executive administration, operational coordination, and project support. Responsibilities include calendar management, meeting preparation, correspondence, expense and invoice processing, grant reporting support, stakeholder communication, and coordinating Scientific Advisory Council activities.