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@ EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. COMMUNITY RESOURCE EXCHANGE (New York City )
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Job Category: Administration
Type: Full time
Salary: Commensurate with experience
Description: Trail Blazers, an award winning organization providing year-round educational and outdoor experiential programs for youngsters from low - income communities in NY/NJ, is seeking an Executive Director who will serve as chief executive, operating and financial officer. S/he will oversee finances, including managing the annual budget, provide leadership and direction for fundraising strategies, and establish and encourage relationships with potential and current donors. Other responsibilities incl. managing, developing and evaluating program staff, including camp directors, and overseeing the management of facilities and physical plant, incl. 100 acre property in NJ with buildings.
Education: Bachelor (BA, BS, etc.)
Languages: English
Additional Qualifications:
*BA/BS; Master's degree preferred.
*Minimum 5 years of youth-oriented nonprofit management experience, preferably in summer/winter outdoor educational programs, after-school programs, mentoring programs or leadership training.
*Demonstrated team leadership and supervisory skills.
*Must have superior development/fundraising skills.
*Strongly committed to the mission
*Experience implementing strategic plans.
*Camping background a big plus.
How to Apply: Send resume with cover letter indicating salary history to: mbarc@... OR CRE/CAMP, 39 Broadway, 10th Floor, New York, New York 10006. Please note that only applicants who submit salary requirements will be considered. EOE.
Last day to apply: September 30, 2001
Area of Focus: Children and Youth, Education, Environment Organization: Community Resource Exchange - New York City
URL: http://www.crenyc.org
Phone: 212-894-8059
Location: New York, New York, 10006, United States
Job posted on: August 01, 2001
@ UNPAID INTERNSHIP. CAMPINTERACTIVE (NY)
============================================Description: CampInteractive is looking for a talented and motivated intern to take on a meaningful role in our corporate office. Whether you're interested in helping our corporate development efforts, devising curriculum, or simply interested in an exciting and substanative experience with a growing organization impacting the lives of underserved youth today, we want to hear from you.
The appropriate person would be at least a Sophmore at a nationally recongnized college of university and would have an interest in non-profit management, marketing, strategy, or education. Some specific tasks might include grant research, marketing, and student recruitment.
To be considered, please email us your resume and a cover letter at jobs@....
Start date: September 10, 2001
End date: December 05, 2001
Area of Focus: Children and Youth, Computers and Technology, Economic Development
Organization: CampInteractive
URL: http://www.campinteractive.org
Phone: 646-230-9095
Location: New York, New York, 10001, United States
Internship posted on: August 23, 2001
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@ COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR. GRASSROOTS INTERNATIONAL (GRI) (Boston)
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Job Category: Editing & Writing, Marketing, Public relations
Type: Part time
Salary: mid-thirties, pro-rated for 3/5-time position
Description: Grassroots International (GRI) is an independent human rights and development agency. GRI seeks a Communications Coordinator who can elevate the communications skills of our entire organization. Effective communication of our activities to a broad public is a precondition to success in our social justice mission.
Boletim Eletronico do Projeto ProArte Brasil
Ano 5 N. 44 8/2001
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@ EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. COMMUNITY RESOURCE EXCHANGE (New York City )
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Job Category: Administration
Type: Full time
Salary: Commensurate with experience
Description: Trail Blazers, an award winning organization providing year-round educational and outdoor experiential programs for youngsters from low - income communities in NY/NJ, is seeking an Executive Director who will serve as chief executive, operating and financial officer. S/he will oversee finances, including managing the annual budget, provide leadership and direction for fundraising strategies, and establish and encourage relationships with potential and current donors. Other responsibilities incl. managing, developing and evaluating program staff, including camp directors, and overseeing the management of facilities and physical plant, incl. 100 acre property in NJ with buildings.
Education: Bachelor (BA, BS, etc.)
Languages: English
Additional Qualifications:
*BA/BS; Master's degree preferred.
*Minimum 5 years of youth-oriented nonprofit management experience, preferably in summer/winter outdoor educational programs, after-school programs, mentoring programs or leadership training.
*Demonstrated team leadership and supervisory skills.
*Must have superior development/fundraising skills.
*Strongly committed to the mission
*Experience implementing strategic plans.
*Camping background a big plus.
How to Apply: Send resume with cover letter indicating salary history to: mbarc@... OR CRE/CAMP, 39 Broadway, 10th Floor, New York, New York 10006. Please note that only applicants who submit salary requirements will be considered. EOE.
Last day to apply: September 30, 2001
Area of Focus: Children and Youth, Education, Environment Organization: Community Resource Exchange - New York City
URL: http://www.crenyc.org
Phone: 212-894-8059
Location: New York, New York, 10006, United States
Job posted on: August 01, 2001
@ UNPAID INTERNSHIP. CAMPINTERACTIVE (NY)
============================================Description: CampInteractive is looking for a talented and motivated intern to take on a meaningful role in our corporate office. Whether you're interested in helping our corporate development efforts, devising curriculum, or simply interested in an exciting and substanative experience with a growing organization impacting the lives of underserved youth today, we want to hear from you.
The appropriate person would be at least a Sophmore at a nationally recongnized college of university and would have an interest in non-profit management, marketing, strategy, or education. Some specific tasks might include grant research, marketing, and student recruitment.
To be considered, please email us your resume and a cover letter at jobs@....
Start date: September 10, 2001
End date: December 05, 2001
Area of Focus: Children and Youth, Computers and Technology, Economic Development
Organization: CampInteractive
URL: http://www.campinteractive.org
Phone: 646-230-9095
Location: New York, New York, 10001, United States
Internship posted on: August 23, 2001
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@ COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR. GRASSROOTS INTERNATIONAL (GRI) (Boston)
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Job Category: Editing & Writing, Marketing, Public relations
Type: Part time
Salary: mid-thirties, pro-rated for 3/5-time position
Description: Grassroots International (GRI) is an independent human rights and development agency. GRI seeks a Communications Coordinator who can elevate the communications skills of our entire organization. Effective communication of our activities to a broad public is a precondition to success in our social justice mission.
The Communications Coordinator will provide clarity and coherence to GRI's message and disseminate that message to key audiences. With appropriate staff and consultant support, s/he will use media outreach as well as our print and electronic publications to effectively communicate to these audiences.
The ideal candidate has a broad knowledge of traditional and new communications methods, a proven record in media relations, and experience producing publications.
Main Responsibilities:
* Edit print publications, coordinate the work of writers, designers and printers, oversee production process
* Lead press outreach, working with specialized consultants on press campaigns, as required
* Manage web site and electronic newsletters. Contract and supervise web design consultants, as necessary
* Edit web site and electronic publications content, writing copy when necessary
* Manage electronic mail lists and list-servs in coordination with relevant staff
* Lead public relations related to agency events in close coordination with Development Team
* Monitor communications budget
Compensation: This is a three-fifths time position, with flexible hours. The salary will be pro-rated from a full-time salary in the mid-30s, depending on experience. Excellent benefits package includes: full health, dental and retirement benefits as well as paid vacation.
Education: No minimum requirement
Languages: English
Additional Qualifications:
* Excellent oral and written communications skills
* Experience in production of print and electronic publications
* Broad knowledge of applications of new communications technologies (especially the Internet and WWW) to nonprofit uses, technology planning experience preferred
* Demonstrated success bringing press attention to social justice work, preferably international work
* Experience organizing and publicizing public events strongly preferred
* Ability to function well in a team environment, without close supervision
* High level of self-organization, with close attention to detail
* Commitment to social justice and long-term interest in the mission of Grassroots International
* Facility in one of the following languages preferred: Arabic, French, Haitian Creole, Portuguese, Spanish, Tigriniya
How to Apply: To Apply: Send resume and cover letter detailing relevant experience to:
Communications Coordinator Search Committee
Grassroots International
179 Boylston St., 4th. Floor
Boston, MA 02130-4520
If you are applying from outside of the United States, you may apply by e-mail to jobs@.... There is no formal application deadline for the position. The position will be open until it is filled.
Last day to apply: November 30, 2001
Area of Focus: Economic Development, Human Rights and Civil Liberties, Poverty and Hunger
Organization: Grassroots International
URL: http://www.grassrootsonline.org
Phone: (617)524-1400
Location: Boston, Massachusetts, 02130, United States
Job posted on: August 09, 2001
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@ CHIEF EDITOR AND MEDIA OFFICER GRIDA/ UNEP (Noruega)
============================================Last Date: September 3, 2001
http://www.grida.no/vacant/vacant07.htm
Responsibility/Tasks:
The Chief Editor and Media Responsible person will be expected to play a major role in implementing the GRID-Arendal media strategy and to act as a key focal point
within the organisation regarding all media/PR related issues.
The position will entail cooperation with UNEP Headquarters' media team in Nairobi and UNEP Regional Offices.
The position will involve writing and editing GRID-Arendal information products, technical reports, and web sites.
The person will also write press releases and help set up media interviews and develop media kits.
This requires a highly motivated, detail-oriented person with good editorial and PR coordination experience, and someone who can act as a real team player for the organisation.
Language, communication skills and a previous successful track record must be evident.
Desired requirements:
Excellent written and verbal language and editing skills
Demonstrated ability to explain
complex subject matter in plain English.
Ability to work closely with the Media and Public Relations agencies.
Focus on driving new product announcements.Help design and implement public information and media policies, strategies, and campaigns.
Strong interpersonal skills and a professional demeanour.
Aptitude for computer-based communication tools and for learning new technologies.
Knowledge of the World Wide Web.
Assist in GA web site updates (www.grida.no), in particular UNEP news.
Support to the managing director in public relations and media work Education, experience and skills required:
BA, MA in Journalism and/or 5 years working experience in journalism or mass communications.
Excellent communication and creative skills.
Excellent language proficiency in English and preferably other languages. Proven journalistic (writing) and teaching skills.
Additional skills:Team orientation Networking capabilities
Ability to work with/understand international cultures
Highly motivated and energetic personality Experience in Team and Project Management
Position type: Full Time, Employee.
Salary: Dependant on education and experience
Application w/CV and references to/examples of previous work to:
Personnel Administrator
Karen Folgen
karen@...
Fax: +47 370 35050,
Mailing address:
Service Box 706,
N-4808 Arendal.
For more information:
Contact Head of Internet & Information Services,
Lawrence Hislop
hislop@...,
phone +47 370 35 702
or
www.grida.no
@ NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF RWANDA, SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AND COMMUNICATION LECTURER (Rwanda)
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Lecturer for the 2001-02 academic year, beginning October 2001, for various undergraduate courses including Basic Skills for Media Writing,
Writing for Broadcast Media and Broadcast Production. Housing, local transportation and a very adequate salary for the local situation provided. http://www.comminit.com/vacancy463.html
Contact: Ms. Ines Mpambara - inesmp@... Ref. DB-0815
@ FREE SPEECH TV JOB OPENINGS
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(for more info, see www.freespeech.org/fsitv/html/jobs)
Working with activists and artists, Free Speech TV uses television to cultivate an informed and active citizenry in order to advance progressive social change. FSTV airs primarily social, political, cultural, and environmental documentaries acquired from independent producers, and we are beginning to produce and commission original content. Launched in 1995, FSTV currently reaches seven million US homes, airing full-time via direct broadcast satellite on DISH Network (channel 9415) and part-time via a network of community access cable stations across the country. Our website (www.freespeech.org) offers free web-hosting to artists and activists, and the site features the Internet s largest archive of progressive audio and video content. FSTV is operated by Public Communicators, Inc., a 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in Boulder, CO, thirty miles from Denver in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, where the sun shines 300 days a year.
As part of an organizational expansion, Free Speech TV is seeking to fill five new full-time positions, summarized below. Full descriptions are posted at www.freespeech.org/fsitv/html/jobs. Women, people of color, people with disabilities, and people of diverse sexual orientations are strongly encouraged to apply.
ACQUISITIONS MANAGER
(see:www.freespeech.org/fsitv/html/AcquisitionsManager)
Responsibilities: Research, select and license serial and single programs. Cultivate relationships with independent producers and activists.
Qualifications: Experience licensing and curating film, video, or television programming. Familiarity with independent media field. Commitment to progressive activism. Excellent communication and organizational skills. Ability to work collegially.
Compensation: $30,000-32,000 DOE. Benefits package includes health insurance and pension.
Apply: Send cover letter and resume with programming/organizing history to: Content Development Manager Search, Free Speech TV, PO Box 6060, Boulder, CO 80306, or fax to 303-442-6472. Anticipated start date is November 1, 2001.
Ability to work closely with the Media and Public Relations agencies.
Focus on driving new product announcements.Help design and implement public information and media policies, strategies, and campaigns.
Strong interpersonal skills and a professional demeanour.
Aptitude for computer-based communication tools and for learning new technologies.
Knowledge of the World Wide Web.
Assist in GA web site updates (www.grida.no), in particular UNEP news.
Support to the managing director in public relations and media work Education, experience and skills required:
BA, MA in Journalism and/or 5 years working experience in journalism or mass communications.
Excellent communication and creative skills.
Excellent language proficiency in English and preferably other languages. Proven journalistic (writing) and teaching skills.
Additional skills:Team orientation Networking capabilities
Ability to work with/understand international cultures
Highly motivated and energetic personality Experience in Team and Project Management
Position type: Full Time, Employee.
Salary: Dependant on education and experience
Application w/CV and references to/examples of previous work to:
Personnel Administrator
Karen Folgen
karen@...
Fax: +47 370 35050,
Mailing address:
Service Box 706,
N-4808 Arendal.
For more information:
Contact Head of Internet & Information Services,
Lawrence Hislop
hislop@...,
phone +47 370 35 702
or
www.grida.no
@ NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF RWANDA, SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AND COMMUNICATION LECTURER (Rwanda)
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Lecturer for the 2001-02 academic year, beginning October 2001, for various undergraduate courses including Basic Skills for Media Writing,
Writing for Broadcast Media and Broadcast Production. Housing, local transportation and a very adequate salary for the local situation provided. http://www.comminit.com/vacancy463.html
Contact: Ms. Ines Mpambara - inesmp@... Ref. DB-0815
@ FREE SPEECH TV JOB OPENINGS
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(for more info, see www.freespeech.org/fsitv/html/jobs)
Working with activists and artists, Free Speech TV uses television to cultivate an informed and active citizenry in order to advance progressive social change. FSTV airs primarily social, political, cultural, and environmental documentaries acquired from independent producers, and we are beginning to produce and commission original content. Launched in 1995, FSTV currently reaches seven million US homes, airing full-time via direct broadcast satellite on DISH Network (channel 9415) and part-time via a network of community access cable stations across the country. Our website (www.freespeech.org) offers free web-hosting to artists and activists, and the site features the Internet s largest archive of progressive audio and video content. FSTV is operated by Public Communicators, Inc., a 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in Boulder, CO, thirty miles from Denver in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, where the sun shines 300 days a year.
As part of an organizational expansion, Free Speech TV is seeking to fill five new full-time positions, summarized below. Full descriptions are posted at www.freespeech.org/fsitv/html/jobs. Women, people of color, people with disabilities, and people of diverse sexual orientations are strongly encouraged to apply.
ACQUISITIONS MANAGER
(see:www.freespeech.org/fsitv/html/AcquisitionsManager)
Responsibilities: Research, select and license serial and single programs. Cultivate relationships with independent producers and activists.
Qualifications: Experience licensing and curating film, video, or television programming. Familiarity with independent media field. Commitment to progressive activism. Excellent communication and organizational skills. Ability to work collegially.
Compensation: $30,000-32,000 DOE. Benefits package includes health insurance and pension.
Apply: Send cover letter and resume with programming/organizing history to: Content Development Manager Search, Free Speech TV, PO Box 6060, Boulder, CO 80306, or fax to 303-442-6472. Anticipated start date is November 1, 2001.
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR (see: www.freespeech.org/fsitv/html/DevelopmentDirector)
Responsibilities: Raise funds from members, major donors, and foundations. Coordinate on-air pledge drives and phone canvassing campaigns. Supervise part-time staff.
Qualifications: Demonstrated record of raising funds from members, major donors, and foundations. Excellent communication, organizational, and management skills. Passion for social justice. Familiarity with independent media field. Ability to work collegially.
Compensation: $36,000-40,000 DOE. Benefits package includes health insurance and pension.
Apply: Send cover letter and resume with fundraising history to: Development Director Search, Free Speech TV, PO Box 6060, Boulder, CO 80306, or fax to 303-442-6472. Anticipated start date is November 1, 2001.
OFFICE MANAGER/VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR
(see: www.freespeech.org/fsitv/html/OfficeManagerVolunteerCoordinator)
Responsibilities: Maintain office equipment, supplies, phone reception, and viewer database. Monitor viewer feedback and public inquiries. Coordinate volunteer/internship program.
Qualifications: Administrative experience. Volunteer coordination experience. Excellent communication and organizational skills. A passion for social justice. Familiarity with independent media. Ability to work collegially.
Compensation: $24,000-26,000 DOE. Benefits package includes health insurance and pension.
Apply: Send cover letter and resume to: Office Manager/Volunteer Coordinator Search, Free Speech TV, PO Box 6060, Boulder, CO 80306, or fax to 303-442-6472. Anticipated start date is October 15, 2001.
OUTREACH DIRECTOR (see: www.freespeech.org/fsitv/html/OutreachDirector)
Responsibilities: Develop/implement progressive movement-building collaborations with activist organizations. Develop/implement outreach initiatives in progressive/media communities. Develop/implement audience development strategies. Coordinate viewer correspondence, newsletter production, and website maintenance. Supervise part-time staff.
Qualifications: Organizing experience with progressive activist groups. Promotional experience with outreach and publicity. Excellent communication, management, and organizational skills. Ability to work collegially.
Compensation: $35,000-38,000 DOE. Benefits package includes health insurance and pension.
Apply: Send cover letter and resume with organizing/promotional history to: Outreach Director Search, Free Speech TV, PO Box 6060, Boulder, CO 80306, or fax to 303-442-6472. Anticipated start date is November 1, 2001.
PRODUCTION DIRECTOR (see: www.freespeech.org/fsitv/html/ProductionDirector)
Responsibilities: Develop and produce mission-driven, live/near-live programs in conjunction with activist organizations across the country, using remote production truck. Produce interstitial content for branding campaign and activist campaigns. Produce on-air pledge drive. Purchase and maintain production and post-production equipment. Supervise part-time staff, interns, and production crew.
Qualifications: Record of producing social-issue film, video, or television content. Resourcefulness in achieving professional results with grassroots budgets. Video editing experience. Familiarity with independent media field. Commitment to progressive activism. Excellent communication, management, and organizational skills. Ability to work collegially.
Compensation: $35,000-38,000 DOE. Benefits package includes health insurance and pension.
Apply: Send cover letter and resume with production/organizing history to: Production Director Search, Free Speech TV, PO Box 6060, Boulder, CO 80306, or fax to 303-442-6472. Anticipated start date is December 1, 2001.
@ REALITY TOURS CUBA COORDINATOR/ GLOBAL EXCHANGE (San Francisco)
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Global Exchange is an activist human
rights organization dedicated to forging
closer ties between North Americans and
grassroots groups working for democracy
in the US and around the world. Its
programs include Reality Tours, a Fair
Trade program, Public Education and
Campaigns to influence international
policy. Global Exchange seeks a
staff
person who shares a political
commitment to work for greater social
justice. This is an opportunity to be part
of a rapidly growing dynamic team
working in key countries in Africa, Latin
America, Asia and the Caribbean.
The Reality Tour program is designed to
expose US Citizens from all walks of life
to innovative community organizing efforts
throughout the world. Tour participants
are strongly encouraged to build on the
tour experience by becoming more
actively involved in community or human
rights work. We send over 70 trips to
destinations around the world, including
Cuba, Mexico, Latin America, Africa, Asia,
and Europe every year so that US Citizens
can see for themselves the day-to-day
lives of people in the region. We seek a
staff person dedicated to socially
responsible travel, to support the
organization of the Cuba trips. The tasks
for the Cuba Coordinator include, but are
not limited to:
Maintain constant contact with participants by phone, email, snail mail and fax.
Write and organize informational packets.
Process trip applications and answer information requests.
Organize trip logistics, i.e. rooming,
itinerary, flight and budgeting.
Coordinate outreach and work with our
publicist to recruit participants for tours.
Plug-in crisis management when unforeseen events occur.
Candidates should have a command of
the Spanish language (spoken, written
and read), as well as a good
understanding of present day US-Cuba
policy and relations. Familiarity with
present day Cuba a plus. We are looking
for someone who is extremely well
organized, works well under stress, can
deal with multiple tasks simultaneously
and who has great ''people skills''. An
enthusiastic and polite phone manner,
good writing skills, attention to detail and
budget experience are a must.
Computer skills are essential
(MAC:Micro-soft Word, Excel, Filemaker,
Pagemaker).
Salary: Mid 20's with excellent benefits.
40 hrs/wk. Send resume and cover letter
to Search Committee, Global Exchange.
Open until filled. Today's date July 13,
2000.
Global Exchange is an equal opportunity
employer. All interested candidates,
regardless of race, gender, religion, age,
sexual orientation and physical ability, are
encouraged to apply.
Education: No minimum requirement
Languages: Spanish
How to Apply: Global Exchange Search Committe
2017 Mission St. 303
San Francisco, CA 94110
Fax:415-255-7498
NO CALLS NO EMAILS
Last day to apply: October 01, 2001
Area of Focus: Human Rights and Civil Liberties
Organization: Global Exchange
URL: http://www.globalexchange.org
Phone: 415-255-7296
Location: San Francisco, California, 94110, United States
Job posted on: July 17, 2001
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person who shares a political
commitment to work for greater social
justice. This is an opportunity to be part
of a rapidly growing dynamic team
working in key countries in Africa, Latin
America, Asia and the Caribbean.
The Reality Tour program is designed to
expose US Citizens from all walks of life
to innovative community organizing efforts
throughout the world. Tour participants
are strongly encouraged to build on the
tour experience by becoming more
actively involved in community or human
rights work. We send over 70 trips to
destinations around the world, including
Cuba, Mexico, Latin America, Africa, Asia,
and Europe every year so that US Citizens
can see for themselves the day-to-day
lives of people in the region. We seek a
staff person dedicated to socially
responsible travel, to support the
organization of the Cuba trips. The tasks
for the Cuba Coordinator include, but are
not limited to:
Maintain constant contact with participants by phone, email, snail mail and fax.
Write and organize informational packets.
Process trip applications and answer information requests.
Organize trip logistics, i.e. rooming,
itinerary, flight and budgeting.
Coordinate outreach and work with our
publicist to recruit participants for tours.
Plug-in crisis management when unforeseen events occur.
Candidates should have a command of
the Spanish language (spoken, written
and read), as well as a good
understanding of present day US-Cuba
policy and relations. Familiarity with
present day Cuba a plus. We are looking
for someone who is extremely well
organized, works well under stress, can
deal with multiple tasks simultaneously
and who has great ''people skills''. An
enthusiastic and polite phone manner,
good writing skills, attention to detail and
budget experience are a must.
Computer skills are essential
(MAC:Micro-soft Word, Excel, Filemaker,
Pagemaker).
Salary: Mid 20's with excellent benefits.
40 hrs/wk. Send resume and cover letter
to Search Committee, Global Exchange.
Open until filled. Today's date July 13,
2000.
Global Exchange is an equal opportunity
employer. All interested candidates,
regardless of race, gender, religion, age,
sexual orientation and physical ability, are
encouraged to apply.
Education: No minimum requirement
Languages: Spanish
How to Apply: Global Exchange Search Committe
2017 Mission St. 303
San Francisco, CA 94110
Fax:415-255-7498
NO CALLS NO EMAILS
Last day to apply: October 01, 2001
Area of Focus: Human Rights and Civil Liberties
Organization: Global Exchange
URL: http://www.globalexchange.org
Phone: 415-255-7296
Location: San Francisco, California, 94110, United States
Job posted on: July 17, 2001
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