BIPOC Power Building Organizer
actionHyattsville (MD)
About the role
Action in Montgomery (AIM) in Montgomery County, MD seeks a Black & Brown Power Building Organizer to recruit and train volunteer leaders across race and faith to address systemic inequity. You will work with community leaders to organize campaigns that improve health, housing and environmental outcomes for Black and Brown communities.
You will engage in listening sessions, power mapping, and political meetings while building broader coalitions with faith groups and tenants to advance climate
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