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Organization: Children’s Funding Project (CFP) is a non-profit organization that partners with communities and states to equitably increase developmental opportunities for children and youth through comprehensive strategic financing. We believe that a lack of sustainable funding too often stands in the way of children and youth having access to essential services and supports like affordable childcare, after school and summer programs, youth employment services, and parent supports. Our current work includes creating tools to guide states and localities through fiscal mapping and cost modeling services; coaching to help child-serving systems understand the flow of funds in their communities; and supporting efforts to generate new dedicated revenue to fund those systems. We also spend a significant amount of time collecting information on emerging trends in child and youth financing across the country. We use this information to connect and inform leaders and advocates working to...

  CALLING ALL CAMPAIGN ORGANIZERS! Are you passionate about social justice and health equity? Does the prospect of building relationships with national and state health advocates across the country spark your passion? Is the thought of activating and leading a coalition of consumer advocates in the fight to eliminate barriers to health coverage, prescription drugs, and overall care exhilarating? Yes to all of the above? Great! Come join our committed team of consumer advocates to help build and galvanize Families USA's grasstops and grassroots partnerships.   Who we are Since 1981, Families USA Foundation has been a leading national voice for health care consumers.  Through our long-standing relationships of consumer leaders, advocates, and partner organizations across all 50 states and the District of Columbia, we have remained steadfast in our mission – Dedicated to the achievement of high-quality, affordable healthcare and improved...

Who We Are Since 1981, Families USA Foundation has been a leading national voice for health care consumers.  Through our long-standing relationships of consumer leaders, advocates, and partner organizations across all 50 states and the District of Columbia, we have remained steadfast in our mission – Dedicated to the achievement of high-quality, affordable healthcare and improved health for all. We advance our mission through public policy analysis, advocacy, and collaboration with partners to promote a patient-and community-centered health system.   Your Role The Strategic Partnerships Coordinator will support the Strategic Partnerships team to expand existing and secure new partnership opportunities. This position leverages department’s administrative processes, systems, and project management experience to support these existing and new partnerships and other project-related tasks. This role may include research and content-related work on various projects....

Project Manager, Making Space Initiative, Cybersecurity and Emerging Threats R Street Institute Washington, D.C.   The R Street Institute— a think tank headquartered in Washington, D.C., and with regional offices across the country—seeks an energetic project manager to manage the Cybersecurity and Emerging Threats (Cyber) team’s Making Space initiative. The project manager will report to the cyber policy director. If you want to join an energetic organization and do something extraordinary, this may be just the opportunity for you.     Making Space was born from a pledge by R Street’s Cyber team to increase the diversity of speakers and experts in the cyber policy space. The initiative commits to include women or members of another under-represented community at every panel we host that includes three or more speakers. Since its roll out, more than 40 think tanks, universities, foundations, corporate partners and individuals have joined the effort.   The Cyber...

THE ORGANIZATION Homebridge is a San Francisco-based, community-serving nonprofit that makes independent living possible through creative and supportive home care services. The agency’s primary activity is operating a large, government-funded (MediCAL/IHSS) service delivery program supporting more than 1,000 older adults and people with disabilities or other health, behavioral or social needs. Homebridge’s   innovative, client-centered model of care consists of   continually trained   small care teams that assist and support clients in achieving their individualized   goals and allowing them to remain safely in the community. To accomplish this challenging work, Homebridge operates an industry-leading workforce development program through which the agency recruits, trains, and supports over 300 full-time professional caregivers – more than 70% of whom are women of color. A program and administrative team of 90 support the workforce in their service delivery. With an...