Educator, Local Partnerships Associate (PA)
portland audubonPortland (ME)
Educator, Local Partnerships Associate (PA)
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portland audubonPortland (ME)
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About the role
Educator, Local Partnerships Associate (PA)Posted on July 07, 2021
Portland Audubon’s passionate and growing community has loved and advocated for Oregon’s wildlife and wild places for more than 100 years. With the help of our vast network of advocates, nature enthusiasts, and partners, we inspire and connect people to nature through a variety of programs that are grounded in science and learning.
ABOUT THE POSITION:
This position was created this year to build on and expand programming in partnership with organizations that center the lived experience of people who have been historically disenfranchised, including communities of color, people who are disabled and people from all socioeconomic backgrounds. In addition, this educator will develop new free and low-cost classes and walks that democratize access to learning about birds and nature. As such, we seek an educator who knows and loves birds who views advancing equity and inclusion as central to their practice, who has a strong, demonstrated connection to communities of color and whose educational practice draws from their lived experience.
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