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The Granite State Organizing Project (GSOP), New Hampshire’s largest and most diverse statewide community organizing organization, is seeking an Executive Director to lead the organization’s work to strengthen communities and make concrete change in the lives of Granite Staters. GSOP strives to create communities where residents have a voice on issues like the high cost of housing and health care, unjust working conditions, challenges facing immigrants and youth, and more. The Executive Director will partner with the Deputy Director to lead our passionate team of staff, build a strong culture of organizing across our regional chapters and youth, clergy, and immigrant constituency chapters, and drive the strategic direction of campaigns. The Executive Director will also manage the day-to-day programs and operations and raise the funds needed to sustain and grow the operation.   More on Granite State Organizing Project GSOP was founded in 2002 by religious congregations,...

THE OPPORTUNITY: Are you a leader with a passion for health equity and a track record of facilitating systems change? The Southwest Washington Accountable Community of Health (SWACH) seeks an Executive Director to advance our mission of bringing partners together to create equitable, sustainable systems change, improving whole-person wellness for all. SWACH’s Executive Director will lead a mission-driven staff of 22, report to a dedicated community-based Board of Directors, and manage an annual operating budget of approximately $9.3 Million. The Executive Director will be based in SWACH’s Vancouver, WA office. SWACH prefers that the Executive Director live within our three-county service area (Clark, Skamania & Klickitat) or be willing to re-locate. Building on SWACH’s track record of innovation with the Medicaid Transformation Project , our next Executive Director will continue to advance SWACH’s health equity mission and community-centered approach, in collaboration...

About Us Health Care For All (HCFA) is a state-based consumer health advocacy organization founded in 1985. HCFA’s mission is to advocate for health justice in Massachusetts by working to promote health equity and ensure coverage and access for all. The organization is recognized as a national leader in its work. HCFA uses three strategies to conduct its work: direct service, community engagement, and policy and advocacy campaigns. HCFA helps tens of thousands of individuals and families in five languages enroll in and renew their health insurance coverage each year and troubleshoot health coverage issues through a unique, multi-lingual consumer assistance HelpLine. HCFA staff are also in the community working with a diverse group of local community- and faith-based organizations conducting outreach work, education efforts and supporting individuals to share their stories and play a role in policy change. HCFA uses the insights from HelpLine callers and community...