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Friday, June 14, 2013

Campaign Director, UltraViolet

Campaign Director

Posted on: June 12, 2013
Posted by: UltraViolet

DESCRIPTION

UltraViolet is an online community of women and men fighting to expand women's rights and combat sexism everywhere—from politics and government to media and pop culture. We're looking for a Campaign Director to help lead our work, grow our community, and take UltraViolet to the next level.
With over 400,000 members across every state and congressional district, we make our voices heard to further the cause of full equality, empower women, and fight attacks on women's rights. Since our launch in early 2012, millions have spoken out in favor of fair pay, equal representation, and health care, and protested against far-right attempts to control women's health and lives. We've successfully campaigned to have Facebook add the first woman to its corporate board, got over a hundred advertisers to drop the Rush Limbaugh show, pushed Reebok to withdraw its sponsorship of rapper Rick Ross due to his sexually violent lyrics, and forced the architect of the Komen Foundation's decision to defund Planned Parenthood to resign.
Equality at a higher frequency is what we're all about.

THE POSITION

The UltraViolet Campaign Director is at the center of our fights for equality and against sexism. As Campaign Director, you would identify and run campaigns from start to finish, everything from drafting the email, to analyzing metrics, to running an on-the-ground protest or event.

You also have the chance to help build our organization. Just over one year old, UltraViolet members have already had a serious impact — but there is so much more to do. This position is a real chance to help build for the future.

The Campaign Director will report to the President of Campaigns and Communications.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Campaign Identification and Planning
  • Monitor political and social events for their potential to become campaigns and propose ideas for new campaigns.
  • Develop detailed campaign plans; solicit input from team members and partners.
  • Drive strategic and tactical planning and decision-making on key issues and campaigns
  • Monitor UltraViolet e-mail from members during campaigns and engage with those who write in as relevant.
Campaign Production and Management
  • Create campaign materials: emails, blog posts, op-eds, campaign pages, etc.
  • Interface with partners and consultants (e.g., designers, technology providers, etc.).
  • Stage email outreaches, landing pages, and other necessary technology set up. Work with our technology and design team to develop new projects and technology.
  • Coordinate on-the-ground events, such as petition deliveries, house parties, and rallies.
  • Manage member inquiries and issues related to the campaign, as needed.
Campaign Analysis
  • Continually analyze and report out on data and impact during campaigns.
  • Conduct internal campaign evaluations including lessons learned.
QUALIFICATIONS

The ideal candidate is an exceptional writer who is creative, entrepreneurial, detail-oriented, and flexible. They should be comfortable juggling multiple tasks and thrive in a fast-paced environment. Most of all, they should have the knack for campaigning: the ability to spot a moment, the willingness to go after any target, and the determination to keep pushing, even in the face of long odds. We're looking for someone who can spot an opportunity at 9 am, test the campaign by mid-morning, and launch that same day. A sense of humor and ability to work with our small (and mighty) team is a must. Specific qualifications include:
  • 3 to 5 years relevant campaigning experience
  • Experience with communications and media strategies; proven track record of generating earned media
  • Proven writing ability in relevant setting (think action alerts, not thesis papers)
  • Familiarity with online campaigning, including HTML
  • Ability and willingness to turn on a dime when opportunity knocks
  • A team player who also can work and manage projects independently
  • High comfort level with technology
  • Comfortable with a virtual office.
  • Knowledge about political and cultural issues related to women's issues is a plus
DETAILS

Timing — Resumes will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Interviews will start no earlier than July 10, 2013. Ideally, the person hired for this position will start in August 2013.
Location — Flexible. We have staff all over the country and run a virtual office.
Salary — Commensurate with experience and skills. Competitive benefits package.
UltraViolet is an equal opportunity employer.

HOW TO APPLY

Send your resume, a cover letter and a relevant writing sample to ultravioletjobs@gmail.com.

Monday, April 29, 2013

WAM! Intern, Women, Action & the Media

WAM! Intern

Posted on: April 8, 2013
Posted by: Women, Action & the Media

DESCRIPTION

Ever wish you could get more involved in making women's words matter in the media? Well, we've got a great way to do just that. We're in the process of hiring WAM! INTERNS for Summer and Fall 2013. Could it be you or someone you know?
Help us create gender justice in media by joining the crack team at WAM!Central. Specifically, we're looking for folks who want to do several or all of the following:
  • Support our WAM!Chapters, and connect our Women, Action & the Media (WAM!) programs to new communities
  • Blog about gender & media issues on our website
  • Solicit new businesses and organizations to offer great benefits to our members
  • Create video and other media that communicates our mission to key communities
  • Help develop & promote our new WAM!CAN Community Action Network
  • Gain crucial office skills
Good candidates must be willing to commit to 10-15 hours per week, including time for supervision. Fearless in the face of detail. Computer/internet savvy (Mac especially) very helpful. We are not able to offer a stipend but are happy to work with schools to help you earn college credit. Feminists of all colors, cultures, identities and orientations encouraged to apply. NEW: WORK-WHERE-YOU-ARE AVAILABLE: if you have reliable access to Skype or Google Hangouts for communicating with WAM!Central, and can work during some meaningful part of U.S. Eastern Time business hours, you are welcome to apply.
HOW TO APPLY
Email your cover letter and resume to: wam@womenactionmedia.org (subject: Intern Search)