Overview:
Ready to join the Factory Farming Awareness Coalition team?
Factory Farming Awareness Coalition educates and empowers individuals and communities to support just and sustainable food systems. If you are passionate about our mission, want to make a difference for animals, the planet, and the people who work in and are impacted by factory farming, join us!
About FFAC:
From social justice to public health to sustainability, factory farming is one of the most serious issues facing the planet.
By educating young people and stakeholder audiences about the realities of factory farming, FFAC works to build both a consumer base for a sustainable, compassionate food system and an informed citizenry that supports cultural and legislative change.
About the Position:
FFAC is seeking a program manager or director (depending on experience and qualifications) to oversee FFAC’s new Leadership Collective. Because this is a new program, this role will be responsible for helping develop and implement the program. You will work in conjunction with our Advocacy Institute to support high school and college Advocacy Institute graduates in their careers, keep them engaged in the movement, and provide further effective advocacy training.
Details:
The job will be full-time and remote.
Skills Preferred:
We are seeking candidates who are:
Preferred Experience:
Compensation and benefits:
Application Details
We consider traditional and nontraditional qualifications and carefully review each resume and cover letter. We encourage you to state how you would add to our culture; what we would gain from having you on our team; and how you align with our organizational vision, mission, and values.
We are committed to hiring and retaining a diverse, culturally competent staff at all levels of the organization. We envision a team that not only reflects the demographics of our country but also continues to deepen their skills and competencies to serve the full range of our audiences. We strongly encourage people of the global majority especially Black and Indigenous folks, LGBTQIA+ individuals, persons living with disabilities, women, non-binary individuals, and people of various socioeconomic backgrounds to apply for this position.
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To Apply:
Please submit your resume and cover letter explaining your interest in the position to jesse@ffacoalition.org.
From social justice to public health to sustainability, factory farming is one of the most serious issues facing the planet.
By educating young people and stakeholder audiences about the realities of factory farming, FFAC works to build both a consumer base for a sustainable, compassionate food system and an informed citizenry that supports cultural and legislative change.