Full Time Job Opportunities
Junior Fellow position at Library of Congress
(Posted 2/17/12)
http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/308129000
(Posted 2/17/12)
http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/308129000
NCSJ Program Assistant
(Posted 2/3/12)
National Jewish organization seeks highly motivated graduate for full-time position in Washington, D.C. Responsibilities include researching and reporting on regional developments, monitoring legislation, producing publications, attending hearings and briefings, organizing and staffing events, and general administrative duties. Excellent benefits.
Qualifications: College degree, interest/background in foreign affairs and/or Jewish advocacy, computer literacy, adaptability, and time management skills. Fluency in Russian preferred.
For more information, contact:
Lesley Weiss
Director of Community Services
and Cultural Affairs
NCSJ: Advocates on behalf of Jews in
Russia, Ukraine, the Baltic States & Eurasia
202-898-2500 / fax 202-898-0822
lweiss@ncsj.org www.ncsj.org
(Posted 2/3/12)
National Jewish organization seeks highly motivated graduate for full-time position in Washington, D.C. Responsibilities include researching and reporting on regional developments, monitoring legislation, producing publications, attending hearings and briefings, organizing and staffing events, and general administrative duties. Excellent benefits.
Qualifications: College degree, interest/background in foreign affairs and/or Jewish advocacy, computer literacy, adaptability, and time management skills. Fluency in Russian preferred.
For more information, contact:
Lesley Weiss
Director of Community Services
and Cultural Affairs
NCSJ: Advocates on behalf of Jews in
Russia, Ukraine, the Baltic States & Eurasia
202-898-2500 / fax 202-898-0822
lweiss@ncsj.org www.ncsj.org
Apply now to become a Jewish Organizing Fellow!
(Posted 1/10/12)
The Jewish Organizing Fellowship is recruiting emerging social justice leaders for our year-long, paid community organizing training program in Boston. The Fellowship is a professional development opportunity for Jewish young adults (ages 21-30) who are currently working as organizers or who are looking for jobs in the field. If not already employed, Fellows are placed in full-time paid jobs that address a wide range of issues including: the environment, civil rights, health care, and interfaith cooperation. We seek Fellows who are eager to learn the theory and practice of community organizing and explore the connections between Judaism and social justice.
Early Selection Deadline: January 30, 2012
Regular Selection Deadline: May 7, 2012
Please join us for an informational conference call on Wednesday January 11th from 5:00pm-6:00pm EST, featuring the Fellowship Director and current and former Fellows, who will share information about the Fellowship and answer any questions. Register now to receive the dial-in information.
For more information, contact Jessie Weiser at jweiser@jewishorganizing.org or visit www.jewishorganizing.org. Twitter: @jewishorganizer Facebook:facebook.com/jewishorganizing
(Posted 1/10/12)
The Jewish Organizing Fellowship is recruiting emerging social justice leaders for our year-long, paid community organizing training program in Boston. The Fellowship is a professional development opportunity for Jewish young adults (ages 21-30) who are currently working as organizers or who are looking for jobs in the field. If not already employed, Fellows are placed in full-time paid jobs that address a wide range of issues including: the environment, civil rights, health care, and interfaith cooperation. We seek Fellows who are eager to learn the theory and practice of community organizing and explore the connections between Judaism and social justice.
Early Selection Deadline: January 30, 2012
Regular Selection Deadline: May 7, 2012
Please join us for an informational conference call on Wednesday January 11th from 5:00pm-6:00pm EST, featuring the Fellowship Director and current and former Fellows, who will share information about the Fellowship and answer any questions. Register now to receive the dial-in information.
For more information, contact Jessie Weiser at jweiser@jewishorganizing.org or visit www.jewishorganizing.org. Twitter: @jewishorganizer Facebook:facebook.com/jewishorganizing
Full Time Job with the Jerusalem Fund
(Posted 1/10/12)
PROGRAM ASSISTANT
Job Type: Full Time
Openings: 1 (one)
Application Process Opens: Immediately
Application Process Closes: Open until filled
Category: Program Support
Start Date: A.S.A.P.
Compensation: TBD
The Jerusalem Fund, a 501(c)(3)-registered private non-profit organization based in Washington, D.C., announces a position available as Program Assistant. This entry-level position serves as an assistant to the Executive Director, the Program Manager, Accounts Associate and Cultural Consultant. The assistant handles program support and administrative tasks related to the smooth and efficient functioning of the office and events on a day-to-day basis. Read more about the organization at www.thejerusalemfund.org.
Program and Event Support
• Helps update the website and manages email distribution to listserv
• Coordinates event announcements and publicity; maintains RSVP lists for all events
• Coordinates event planning, staffing, set-up and clean-up for weekly and major events, including but not limited to re-arranging chairs/tables, duplicating informational materials, ordering catered food, working with AV equipment (microphones, projector, lighting, setting up Livestream feed, etc.)
• Edits videos using Sony Vegas software for all live events
• Copy-edits and helps design Palestine Center publications as well as Jerusalem Fund informational materials
• Coordinates guest researchers use of library
Administration Support
• Staffs reception and gallery area and monitors visitors
• Receives, distributes, and issues Fund mail; schedules shipping pick-ups
• Answers 4-line phone system, taking messages, and monitoring the main voicemail and RSVP lines
• Makes travel and hotel arrangements for Executive Director, Board of Directors and speakers
• Coordinates all technical vendor work, including photocopier, postage machine and email accounts
• Orders office and kitchen supplies and maintains office inventory
• Assists in mailings and faxing
• Coordinates with building for all maintenance requests and mail pickups
REQUIREMENTS:
• B.A. with 1-2 years office experience.
• Excellent computer skills (Microsoft Office, HTML, etc.)
• A professional and friendly demeanor; punctual, responsible.
• Strong spoken and written English skills, Arabic language fluency (spoken).
• Some event coordination experience.
TO APPLY: Email your cover letter and résumé to Yousef Munayyer, Executive Director, at ymunayyer@palestinecenter.org or mail to: The Jerusalem Fund, Attn: Yousef Munayyer, 2425 Virginia Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20037.
The Jerusalem Fund is an equal opportunity employer. Application is encouraged regardless of gender, age, race, ethnicity, religion, or any other cultural orientation.
(Posted 1/10/12)
PROGRAM ASSISTANT
Job Type: Full Time
Openings: 1 (one)
Application Process Opens: Immediately
Application Process Closes: Open until filled
Category: Program Support
Start Date: A.S.A.P.
Compensation: TBD
The Jerusalem Fund, a 501(c)(3)-registered private non-profit organization based in Washington, D.C., announces a position available as Program Assistant. This entry-level position serves as an assistant to the Executive Director, the Program Manager, Accounts Associate and Cultural Consultant. The assistant handles program support and administrative tasks related to the smooth and efficient functioning of the office and events on a day-to-day basis. Read more about the organization at www.thejerusalemfund.org.
Program and Event Support
• Helps update the website and manages email distribution to listserv
• Coordinates event announcements and publicity; maintains RSVP lists for all events
• Coordinates event planning, staffing, set-up and clean-up for weekly and major events, including but not limited to re-arranging chairs/tables, duplicating informational materials, ordering catered food, working with AV equipment (microphones, projector, lighting, setting up Livestream feed, etc.)
• Edits videos using Sony Vegas software for all live events
• Copy-edits and helps design Palestine Center publications as well as Jerusalem Fund informational materials
• Coordinates guest researchers use of library
Administration Support
• Staffs reception and gallery area and monitors visitors
• Receives, distributes, and issues Fund mail; schedules shipping pick-ups
• Answers 4-line phone system, taking messages, and monitoring the main voicemail and RSVP lines
• Makes travel and hotel arrangements for Executive Director, Board of Directors and speakers
• Coordinates all technical vendor work, including photocopier, postage machine and email accounts
• Orders office and kitchen supplies and maintains office inventory
• Assists in mailings and faxing
• Coordinates with building for all maintenance requests and mail pickups
REQUIREMENTS:
• B.A. with 1-2 years office experience.
• Excellent computer skills (Microsoft Office, HTML, etc.)
• A professional and friendly demeanor; punctual, responsible.
• Strong spoken and written English skills, Arabic language fluency (spoken).
• Some event coordination experience.
TO APPLY: Email your cover letter and résumé to Yousef Munayyer, Executive Director, at ymunayyer@palestinecenter.org or mail to: The Jerusalem Fund, Attn: Yousef Munayyer, 2425 Virginia Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20037.
The Jerusalem Fund is an equal opportunity employer. Application is encouraged regardless of gender, age, race, ethnicity, religion, or any other cultural orientation.
