Economic Security Project is hiring a Senior Director to lead Economic Security California.
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We’re hiring a Senior Director to lead Economic Security California. This is a big role for someone who knows California, can build strong coalitions, and wants to turn…
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Economic Security Project
Economic Security Project is an ideas advocacy organization that builds economic power for all Americans.
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- Government Administration
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- New York, US
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- 51–200 employees
About Economic Security Project
The Economic Security Project advocates for ideas that build economic power for all Americans. We legitimize bold ideas by supporting cutting edge research and elevating champions, win concrete policy victories for the communities that need to see change now, and provoke the conventional wisdom to shift what’s considered possible. Our team of academics, organizers, practitioners and culture makers disburse grants, run issue campaigns, develop creative interventions and research products, and convene to encourage investment and action from others.
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