State Advocacy Leader & Grassroots Mobilizer
oatsColumbia (SC)
About the role
AARP seeks an Associate State Director-Advocacy to lead multi-level advocacy efforts across local, state, and federal arenas. You will coordinate cross-functional teams, engage with officials, and drive campaigns that advance priorities.
The role emphasizes volunteer recruitment and strategic partnerships while maintaining nonpartisan policy focus. Candidate will develop advocacy plans, monitor legislation, and communicate complex policy issues to diverse audiences, supporting AARP’s health and
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