Provider Coordinator, Team Lead
Blank StreetSalary not specified
- Full Time
- Junior (1 to 2 years)
Not SpecifiedCompensation
Mid-level (3 to 4 years)Experience Level
Full TimeJob Type
UnknownVisa
Non-Profit, Social Change, Community Organizing, Political AdvocacyIndustries
Requirements
The ideal candidate brings at least 5 years of experience in community, electoral, or labor organizing, with a track record in base-building; they should have an understanding of Medicaid, SNAP, or other social safety net programs, especially in a political or organizing context; experience organizing in rural areas or with cross-partisan constituencies is preferred; strong campaign planning skills and the ability to move targets, build coalitions, and integrate organizing with communications and policy advocacy are required; demonstrated ability to build relationships and organize people across lines of race, class, and geography is necessary.
Responsibilities
This Protect & Build Campaign organizer will lead implementation of Community Change’s Protect & Build Our Safety Net campaign by building and supporting the Medicaid Union; they will organize impacted individuals through direct outreach, 1:1s, and leadership development to build a durable base and help shift power; they will support state-based powerbuilding efforts in CO, GA, LA, MI, and NC, integrating long-term organizing, base-building, and campaign strategies across issue areas; they will work with grassroots partners to execute state/federal campaigns focused on protecting Medicaid/SNAP and building new governing power; they will contribute to the development and execution of field plans aimed at influencing specific targets in alignment with national campaign goals; they will coordinate with cross-functional teams (policy, communications, digital, development) to support campaign messaging, narrative development, and organizing integration; they will identify and cultivate potential leaders; they will provide peer support to fellow Organizers; collaborate on shared strategies and rapid response organizing; they will track progress and report on leadership development, base growth, field metrics, and deliverables; and they will support partner organizations to strengthen their organizing infrastructure and alignment with long-term powerbuilding strategies.
Skills
Organizing
Leadership Development
Campaign Planning
Base-building
Powerbuilding
Strategic Planning
Relational Organizing
Advocacy
Community Phone
Landline-to-wireless phone service provider
About Community Phone
Community Phone provides landline phone services that can be converted to wireless, catering primarily to small businesses and individual consumers. Their service allows users to keep their existing landline numbers while benefiting from the flexibility and cost savings of wireless communication. This is particularly useful for small businesses, such as yoga studios, that require efficient handling of incoming calls. Community Phone's straightforward business model involves a subscription fee for their services, which include unique features not commonly found in the market. The company aims to offer affordable solutions that help customers save money while maintaining reliable communication. With backing from notable investors and programs, Community Phone is positioned to make a significant impact in the telecommunications sector.
Key Metrics
Boston, MassachusettsHeadquarters
2018Year Founded
$243.2KTotal Funding
SEEDCompany Stage
Enterprise Software, Consumer GoodsIndustries
51-200Employees