PT Outreach Specialist, Tenant Organizing

Overview: Salary Range $24.95 - $25.01 Hourly Level Experienced Position Type Part Time Job Shift Afternoon (10-6pm or 11-7pm) Education Level Associates Travel Percentage 25% Category Nonprofit - Social Services

Description: Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation (CHLDC) is a nonprofit community development organization and settlement house serving the East New York neighborhood in Brooklyn. Our agency sponsors high quality childcare and youth development, urban agriculture, public health, community organizing, college success, community development, housing counseling and economic development projects and programs. We serve 20,000 neighborhood residents annually and our budget includes a healthy mix of government, foundation and corporation grants as well as private donor support. We seek one (1) Part-Time Outreach Specialist to support our tenant organizing work in East New York. The Part-Time Outreach Specialist for Tenant Organizing is responsible for: Identifying and targeting outreach to tenants residing in rent stabilized buildings in Community Board 5/CB 5, 11207, 11208, 11239 zip codes Partnering with the Tenant Organizer to distribute flyer, visit and knock on doors of apartments in rent stabilized buildings of CB 5 to educate renters about their rights, connect them to housing resources and benefits and organize associations to take collective action to improve services and conditions in buildings Supporting the Tenant Organizer in the advocacy and organizing effort to preserve, stabilize and improve rent stabilized buildings in CB 5Achieving the outreach goals set by NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development's Partners in Preservation (PIP) program Designing and developing outreach materials including social media posts, flyers and brochures, etc., for circulation in targeted buildings, at local public schools, elected officials' offices, houses of worship, etc. Publicizing the organizing program throughout the community, connecting with CHLDC staff and program participants Familiar with MS suite, e.g. Excel, Word, Publisher, PowerPoint, etc. Handle phone and in-person intakes and screening for program eligibility Assist with screening targeted buildings' residents for potential organizing Review and update, as needed, outreach materials in both English and Spanish Ability to work independently, and interact professionally and be culturally sensitive Available to work flexible hours, e.g. evenings, Saturdays sometimes, etc. Ability to communicate and/or interact with individuals, partner organizations/PIP organizations and other agencies Perform other duties as assigned

Salary: $25.00 per hour, 21 hours per week