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The Public Health Law Center (the Center) , at the Mitchell Hamline School of Law , is seeking nominations and applications for its next Executive Director . Founded in 2000, the Center’s mission is to promote public health through the power of law and policy. The Center provides legal research and other legal policy support to local, state, and Tribal health departments, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, health advocacy organizations, government attorneys, community coalitions, and others working on public health policy. The Center’s work is rooted in the collective belief that everyone deserves to be healthy. The Center strives to empower its partners to reduce and eliminate the usage of commercial tobacco, promote healthy food systems, support physical activity, and address other causes of chronic disease. Current and past partners in this work include Tribal health leaders, federal agencies, national health advocacy organizations, local and state...

Pivotal supports young people in and from foster care to realize their educational and career goals and ensure their equitable access to opportunity. Pivotal envisions a community in which every young person gets the education, career, and life they want for themselves. Using data and evidence-based approaches, Pivotal provides highly individualized academic and career-oriented services to current and former foster youth at the secondary and post-secondary levels. Pivotal is at an important inflection point as it articulates its approach to growth and builds on the successes of its current model and experiences gained through the pandemic. Pivotal seeks a CEO to lead the organization through this important moment of growth, building and facilitating a data-driven plan that maximizes Pivotal’s unique model, is well resourced, and is anchored in the needs of the young people that Pivotal serves. The next CEO will join a dedicated and caring staff who are deeply...

Demos is pleased to invite nominations and applications for its newly created Chief of Communications position . With a visionary President, evolving leadership team, and high impact staff, Demos works at the intersection of democracy and racial and economic justice, to achieve transformative social change for Black and brown communities. Demos’ work recognizes the importance of power building in service of creating a society that is equitable and that works to ensure that Black and brown communities are fully thriving. In doing so, Demos helps create the conditions for all of us to thrive. Demos moves ideas powerful enough to improve the lives of everyday Americans through the full life cycle of change. Through championing over-the-horizon policy solutions and shifting the dominant narrative, Demos works to galvanize acceptance and support for radical change and commits to sustain advocacy until that change is implemented. Demos’ program model leverages litigation, policy...

Are you a dynamic fiscal management leader? Do you have a genuine passion for strengthening communities and working to address issues at the intersection of hunger, poverty, health, racial and social justice, and human rights? If you said yes to any of these questions, then please consider joining the Alameda County Community Food Bank’s mission of passionately pursuing a hunger-free community as our next Chief Financial Officer! The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is a key member of the executive management team, working with senior leadership to set the strategic direction and ensure the financial health of this multi-service organization with 140+ staff. The CFO provides strong technical and visionary leadership to the finance and accounting department, also guiding the pace of growth and insuring a strong infrastructure through the management of the information technology department. Strategic areas of accountability include resource analysis and allocation, risk management...

About the Organization AMS Impact Group, CMO for Academies of Math and Science, is a network of 10 K-8 charter schools in Arizona serving approximately 9000 scholars in all low-income, minority neighborhoods. The mission of the Academies of Math and Science is to transform today's scholars into tomorrow's global visionaries. As Arizona's largest low-income K-8 charter school operator, since inception, we have specifically chosen to expand to underserved communities with the desire to create a program of choice for hardworking scholars and parents that hold a belief that education makes THE difference in children's lives. For more information about our founding, see here:   https://www.amsschools.org/apps/pages/our-story . About the Role AMS Impact Group is seeking a talented and dynamic executive instructional leader to continue to create and elevate the network's success with improving educational outcomes for scholars that need it the most. The CAO will lead the...

MISSION   Our mission is to create a fertile and nurturing environment for artists and arts groups, enlivening public spaces with free programs in the visual, performing, and new media arts, and to provide leadership in cultural planning and advocacy.     THE ORGANIZATION   The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (LMCC), which is the Manhattan Arts Council, was founded in 1973 on the premise that artists were pillars of resilience and inspiration and therefore vital to New York City. For almost five decades, LMCC has advanced its vision to invest in and be in service to artists as catalysts for community development and sustainability. LMCC is artist-centric, the work is all about cultivation, experimentation, and creativity, and programs are free and open to all.   Governed by a 23-member board of directors, LMCC has a year-round staff of 20 that increase to approximately 50 periodically with programming. The FY22 operating budget is $6 million, with...

Background: The Long Island City Partnership (LICP) is the premier not for profit local development corporation which advocates for and implements economic development strategies that benefit Long Island City's commercial, industrial, retail, cultural and residential sectors. LICP's goal is to attract new businesses to LIC, retain those already here, welcome new residents and visitors, and promote a vibrant and authentic mixed-use community. LICP's activities include the administration of the Long Island City Business Improvement District (LICBID), the Long Island City Industrial Business Zone, advocating for and maintaining public improvements and marketing LIC's distinct assets, including its cultural resources. LICP supports neighborhood beautification and cleanliness programs, maintains interactive Data and Maps, and brings the community together through LIC Arts Connection, and many other programs. As new opportunities arise to support the business, retail and residential...