The Tracker/Field Researcher identifies public events, attends and documents them, and edits resulting footage for strategic use. They analyze content for key moments and patterns, write reports, monitor current events, and coordinate with communications and project teams.

The Campus Organizer will lead a campus chapter by recruiting and supporting student members, conducting weekly outreach, and facilitating monthly chapter meetings. The role also organizes campus events and campaigns, implements statewide voter-engagement and advocacy priorities locally, and connects chapter members with training, staff, and statewide resources.

The Community Analyst provides technical support through a Zendesk queue for campaign, state-party, and committee users of data products and tools. The role facilitates trainings, creates and updates documentation, maintains relationships with state-party data staff, and shares recurring user feedback with product, data, and engineering teams.

The Project Assistant supports defense and security initiatives focused on Indo-Pacific challenges, including research, project tracking, stakeholder coordination, and written products. They organize public and private events, manage participant and travel logistics, support outreach and promotion, and assist with workshops, briefings, and tabletop exercises.

This part-time coordinator grows peer-to-peer fundraising and volunteer participation for walks and special events. The role develops donor, participant, sponsor, corporate, and volunteer relationships; supports campaign planning, communications, data tracking, and event logistics; and helps manage daily chapter office operations.

The Finance Intern will prepare research for member fundraising call time and help ensure donor records in NGP remain accurate and useful. Day-to-day work includes researching prospective donors, verifying contact details, reviewing giving histories, assigning asks, and supporting other finance-team needs. The position is part time at 10–15 hours weekly through November 3, 2026, with expected statewide travel.

The Fellow will help the Community Engagement Team deliver voter-engagement events and election-related programming during the 2026 midterm GOTV season. Responsibilities include volunteer and partner communication, RSVP management, event-material preparation, participation data entry, vendor coordination, and onsite event support.

The Board Relations Temp will support the Board Relations and Equality in Action program’s annual Equality Convention. Responsibilities include attendee communication, registration and data management, hotel and supply coordination, creating event materials, managing shipping, and leading registration staff during the event.

The Community Engagement Associate manages event data, records, reporting processes, grant deliverables, budgets, and administrative workflows for a statewide outreach team. They develop and distribute community-facing resources, coordinate materials and vendors, participate in events, and deliver Know Your Rights workshops to community members and partners.

The Operations Associate provides day-to-day logistical support for a statewide coordinated campaign. Responsibilities include maintaining operational tracking systems, procuring and distributing materials, supporting field offices and events, and coordinating with multiple campaign departments.

The Associate provides day-to-day research, writing, and coordination support across a portfolio of advocacy campaigns. They will develop work plans and client materials, manage deadlines and reporting, monitor policy and political developments, coordinate meetings, and cultivate relationships with conservative and cross-partisan partners.

The Accessibility Coordinator leads inclusive access initiatives for environmental education and public programs, including adaptive outdoor equipment and resource-library operations. The role supervises program staff and volunteers, trains colleagues on accommodations and inclusive design, evaluates barriers across facilities and trails, and develops partnerships with disability-community stakeholders.

The Program Associate supports a health-equity portfolio focused on helping families and children thrive, combining operational coordination with program development and grantmaking support. Responsibilities include conducting desk research, managing workplans and grant tracking, coordinating meetings and events, reviewing proposals, preparing grant materials, and maintaining relationships with grantees and field leaders.

The Field Intern will support the Orlando organizing team in recruiting and engaging volunteers, tabling at community and campus events, conducting outreach, and helping run trainings and actions. Day-to-day work includes phone and text banking, canvassing, maintaining volunteer relationships, entering data, creating flyers and presentations, and assisting with research and local communications.

The Miami Field Intern supports grassroots organizing and volunteer leadership development across civil-liberties campaigns. Day-to-day work includes community and campus outreach, protests and legal-observing support, Know Your Rights trainings, canvassing, phone and text banking, event support, data entry, and creation of flyers and digital content.

The intern will research alternative-protein companies, update internal databases and Salesforce records, and track products, brands, investments, and engagement history. They will also prepare case studies, stakeholder briefs, tailored talking points, and polished presentations while assisting with ad hoc research and resource-development projects.

The Coordinator supports the full employee lifecycle, including job postings, candidate communications, interview scheduling, screenings, background checks, orientation, offboarding, and HRIS recordkeeping. The role also coordinates employee learning, engagement, benefits communications, and administrative workflows while escalating complex employee matters to appropriate team members.

This full-time role provides direct coaching, training, and strategic support to chapters across Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina. The organizer will strengthen chapter campaigns and leadership pipelines, facilitate interchapter learning, support national organizing priorities, and coordinate regional planning, records, travel, and logistics.

The associate will support the delivery of voter-turnout and persuasion programs, including drafting campaign messaging, assisting with experiment design, and researching prospective campaigns. They will manage project workflows and systems, coordinate across internal teams and clients, and help prepare reports and decks that communicate experiment results and actionable insights.

The coordinator supports faculty-development programming for faculty across 34 tribal colleges, acting as a front-line contact and managing day-to-day program operations. Responsibilities include coordinating conferences and workshops, maintaining data systems and budgets, processing payments, updating web content, producing communications, and supporting stakeholder meetings.

The Community Health Outreach Educator builds relationships with LGBTQ+, Black, and other underserved communities to improve access to sexual and reproductive health services. Responsibilities include facilitating workshops and outreach events, maintaining referral directories, navigating clients to services, training partner agencies, supporting partnerships, and completing program reporting.

The Mobility Mentor works directly with families leaving emergency shelter programs to build long-term housing stability and self-sufficiency. Responsibilities include tenancy coaching, landlord and housing-team collaboration, housing-related advocacy, crisis management, and connecting participants with schools, employment services, and medical providers.

The intern will help coordinate community engagement activities, including tabling, outreach, signature drives, and monthly membership meetings. They will support organizing campaigns, member recruitment, college-based voter outreach, and community canvasses while learning grassroots advocacy tools.

This role provides detailed program coordination for awards, housing conferences, and other convenings across a cross-functional impact team. Responsibilities include maintaining websites and newsletters, coordinating speakers and panel materials, processing site-visit expenses, supporting marketing content, arranging recognition logistics, and assisting on site at approximately three events per year.