People-Powered Policy & Advocacy Organizer
acluBel Air (MD)
People-Powered Policy & Advocacy Organizer
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acluBel Air (MD)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
ACLU of Connecticut is seeking a Public Policy and Advocacy Organizer to join PPAD and CEED, strengthening community-led organizing tied to policy and legislative advocacy. The role focuses on building leadership, expanding participation, and sustaining relationships across directly impacted people, volunteers, and partners. In coordination with CEED, you will translate priorities into actionable organizing plans, conduct district research, recruit leaders, and support trainings that empower
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