Under the supervision of the Executive Director, the Director of Finance (DF) is a member of the senior management team and is responsible for IRCOM’s diverse financial portfolio, currently comprised of over 43 funding sources, and takes the lead on supporting its human resources. Please see www.ircom.ca/about-us/employmentopportunities for additional information.
Organization: Resource Assistance for Youth (Host Agency)
Reports to: The Here & Now Governance Committee
The Coordinator will be responsible for the coordinated implementation, action, and governance of Here and Now: The Winnipeg Plan to End Youth Homelessness. The Coordinator is expected to work with a Governance Committee of project partners in this implementation, as well as facilitating ongoing research and consultation with government, community, business and youth stakeholders.
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Join the New Economy Coalition for a webinar about coalition-building for policy advocacy and social change, led by New Economy Project, an economic justice center with deep experience organizing coalitions and campaigns to challenge banks and other corporations; hold government accountable; and advance cooperative economics in New York. Building on their work with both issue-based and transformational change coalitions, co-directors Sarah Ludwig and Deyanira Del Rio will lead a discussion about coalition models and tactics; establishing vision and protocols; and engaging and prioritizing leadership by people and communities of color.
Spence Neighbourhood Association is looking for an Environment and Open Spaces Coordinator (35 hours/week).
As the Northeast coordinates to build a regional food system, a central focus is on racial equity. In communities all across the region, groups are working on food justice. In this webinar, we will hear from 2 organizers: Isa Mujahid (CTCORE-Organize Now!, Bridgeport CT) and Heather Foran (community organizer, Portland ME). Through their grassroots efforts in their communities, Heather and Isa both are actively transforming the New England food system and raising and reflecting on struggles, challenges and questions to guide future work. This webinar creates space to share some of the questions and reflections.
Join the New England Grassroots Environment Fund to hear more about their efforts to engage community, their questions and challenges and practical perspectives to support the emergence and continued viability of a New England food system that is a resilient driver of healthy food for all, racial equity, sustainable farming and fishing and thriving communities. As we pull in examples from groups like Cooperation Jackson, this webinar focuses on some of the questions and opportunities local organizers are grappling with, invites participants to share in the conversation and ideally has us all bring back questions to our own efforts about how our collective work integrates concepts of social justice and racial equity.
Position: Gardener / Landscaper
Urban Eatin’ Landscapes
