Full-time

Executive Director

Organization Info

DREAMS Center for Arts Education

Overview
Headquarters: 
Wilmington, NC, USA
Website: 
givetodreams.org
Annual Budget : 
$500,000-1M
Size: 
11-50 employees
Founded: 
1997
About Us
Areas of Focus: 
Arts / Culture / Humanities
Youth / Children
Mission: 

The mission of DREAMS is to create a culture of confidence for youth and teens through equitable access to arts education supported by the values of respect, family, and community.

Programs: 

At DREAMS Center for Arts Education, we believe every child has the right to creative self-expression and should be given the opportunity to grow into the person that they are and wish to become – trying new things in a supportive space where they are encouraged to take creative risks, embrace their inner uniqueness, and reach for the stars. The arts are foundational to the well-being and personal growth of all people, and we believe every barrier to access and participation should be removed,
especially for youth and teens. 

Afterschool (ages 8 - 17)

Our high quality, multi-disciplinary arts program is free of charge and held Monday through Thursday on our campus from 3:30 until 6:30 pm.

We offer classes in visual and performing arts that include such favorites as pottery, dance, digital arts, theatre, music and much more!

Dance Theatre of DREAMS (ages 11 – 17 )

DTD is a pre-professional dance company whose members are ages 11 – 17 and join by audition. DTD dancers travel to the UNCSA Festival of Dance every year and receive professional instruction from resident Teaching Artists as well as professional dance instructors from all over the world.

Teen Council (ages 13 - 17)

Teen Council is a program for 13-17 year old DREAMers who wish to improve their leadership skills and make a positive impact on the community. Teen Council members do community service projects and focus on social justice issues while enjoying socializing with like minded teens and positive adult role models.

Homeschool (ages 8 - 17)

Our Homeschool Program is offered during the Spring and Fall semesters. Students in our homeschool program join us for 8 weeks, meeting once a week on Thursdays from 11:30am – 1:45pm. Students can take two 1 hour long classes classes each session with a break in-between classes (Snack provided). These classes do have tuition on a sliding scale with options for families to sign up for discounts or free programming.

Big dreams thrive here!

 

Awards & Accolades: 
In 2007, DREAMS received the Coming Up Taller Award, given annually by the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities to the nation's top after-school and out-of-school arts and humanities programs.
Why Work For Us?: 

This is the right time for the right leader for DREAMS Center for Arts Education! If you are a solid, consummate non-profit executive level professional ready to steer your own ship, you have the opportunity to do this in this position. DREAMS has a strong foundation of providing quality arts education that can only be enhanced with committed, disciplined use of positive youth development best practices which is what the Board is determined to achieve. The expectation of the Board is to partner with their new Executive Director to steer DREAMS to new heights. They are anxious for a capable administrator, program operator, savvy manager who coaches, mentors and guides the team by example. The opportunity exists to contribute your personal, professional, and visionary thumbprint on an organization at what very well may be the most important time in their history. As an experienced and successful professional non-profit manager, who is also skilled and proven as a youth development practitioner, who is committed, ready and looking to lead an organization, this could be the rewarding and fulfilling opportunity for you to not only impact significant numbers of young people, but also to demonstrate and further your abilities to a transformative and respected leader in our field!

Big dreams thrive here!

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Manager, Events - WorkRise (Office of Communications)

Organization Info

Urban Institute

Overview
Headquarters: 
Washington D.C., DC, USA
Website: 
urban.org
Founded: 
1968
About Us
Areas of Focus: 
Community Development
Civil Rights / Social Justice
Civics / Government
Mission: 

The Urban Institute is a nonprofit research organization that provides data and evidence to help advance upward mobility and equity. We are a trusted source for changemakers who seek to strengthen decisionmaking, create inclusive economic growth, and improve the well-being of families and communities. For more than 50 years, Urban has delivered facts that inspire solutions—and this remains our charge today.

Programs: 

When it comes to advancing the well-being of people and places across the United States, the Urban Institute holds a unique advantage: our capacity to produce new knowledge about social and economic issues and to rigorously mine the evidence for insight.

But facts alone don't change lives. That’s why our experts translate the facts for diverse audiences, apply them to real-world problems to find solutions, and share them in accessible ways with policymakers at every level, as well as with business and philanthropic leaders, advocates, practitioners, and the people and communities most directly affected. Our work improves their critical decisions and therefore has a direct impact on families and communities around the country.

Urban offers insight and a wide range of evidence-informed products, services, and partnerships.

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Media and Engagement Manager/Remote

Organization Info

StrongMinds

Overview
Headquarters: 
Maplewood, NJ, USA
Website: 
strongminds.org
Annual Budget : 
$5-10M
Size: 
201-500 employees
Founded: 
2013
About Us
Areas of Focus: 
Healthcare / Public Health
Mission: 

StrongMinds (www.strongminds.org) is a dynamic and fast growing 501(c)(3) social enterprise that treats depression among women of all ages in Africa, where access to mental health treatment is extremely limited. Since its start in 2013, StrongMinds has treated nearly 300,000 women and adolescents with depression in Uganda and Zambia. We are the only organization scaling a solution to depression in Africa with a potential to serve millions in the next ten years and to expand to other geographical regions. StrongMinds has earned an impressive reputation in the global mental health space. In addition to media coverage in the New York Times, Forbes, BBC World Service, and the Stanford Social Innovation Review, we are described by UK organization Founders Pledge as the most cost-effective mental health organization working in the developing world and by Charity Navigator as a highly rated, high-impact charity.

Why Work For Us?: 

StrongMinds Core Values

• We are people focused.

• We think big and act fast.

• We are data driven.

• We do what we say and say what we do.

• We believe in collaboration, not competition.

Executive Director

Organization Info

Community School of Music and Arts (in Ithaca, NY)

Overview
Headquarters: 
Ithaca, NY, USA
Website: 
csma-ithaca.org
Annual Budget : 
$500,000-1M
Size: 
1-10 employees
Founded: 
1960
About Us
Areas of Focus: 
Arts / Culture / Humanities
Mission: 

 The Community School of Music and Arts (CSMA) of Ithaca, NY is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides year-round, multi-arts instruction to students of all ages and presents performances and public events in a beautiful, historic building in downtown Ithaca.  Our mission is to make outstanding arts education accessible to students of all ages, skill levels, and socioeconomic backgrounds.

Senior Manager of Operations

Organization Info

Lighthouse Foundation of Chicagoland

Overview
Headquarters: 
Chicago, IL, USA
Website: 
lightfoundchi.org
Annual Budget : 
$500,000-1M
Size: 
1-10 employees
Founded: 
2019
About Us
Areas of Focus: 
Civil Rights / Social Justice
Mission: 

Lighthouse Foundation of Chicagoland is a Black LGBTQ+-led, multiracial social justice organization that advances justice for Black LGBTQ+ people across Chicagoland through empowerment, education, and entertainment.

Programs: 

THE ARTS
The arts are an integral medium of self-care, healing, and justice, and so we infuse them throughout our work. Our signature art program is Voices of Light (VOL), a collective of musical performers that celebrate the Black LGBTQ+ talent, resilience, and joy.

 

SPIRITUALITY
We understand spirituality broadly, as fostering emotional well-being and encouraging healthy communal practices. Our Black LGBTQ+ Caucus meets monthly to design community programming.

 

RACIAL JUSTICE ORGANIZING
Our flagship racial justice organizing program is the Black Queer Equity Index, a participatory action project to improve how nonprofits treat Black LGBTQ+ board members and staff.

 

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
Economic disenfranchisement is a critical barrier to Black LGBTQ+ thriving. We host an annual workforce development conference to reduce unemployment, develop nonprofit leaders, and develop professional networks.

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Case Manager Supervisor

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Pratt Area Community Council dba IMPACCT Brooklyn

Overview
Headquarters: 
Brooklyn, NY
Website: 
impacctbrooklyn.org
Annual Budget : 
$1-5M
Size: 
11-50 employees
Founded: 
1964
About Us
Areas of Focus: 
Community Service / Capacity Building / Volunteerism
Mission: 

Our Mission
1. To preserve and develop safe and affordable housing, a basic human right.

2. To support vibrant local commerce through which small businesses serve the needs of community residents.

3. To sustain and develop an economic, racial, and cultural diversity to enrich the lives of all.

4. To promote knowledge, initiative, and concerted action to advance individual and common interests.

5. To foster an ethic that all members of the community bear personal responsibility to contribute to the greater good.

Programs: 

HOMEOWNER SERVICES

Help Residents & Stabilizing Neighborhoods

IMPACCT Brooklyn plays a critical role in neighborhood stability in the face of rising home prices. Through our financial counseling and support services, we help residents stay in their homes and the communities they grew up in.

FINANCIAL LITERACY

Making a Meaningful Difference in People’s Lives

IMPACCT Brooklyn provides workshops and coaching to help more Brooklyn residents understand and take ownership of their finances so they can make better financial choices, and build and maintain the communities they live in.

HOUSING DEVELOPMENT

Creating Affordable Housing Options

IMPACCT Brooklyn takes every opportunity to renovate, develop, and market livable homes for working class families. With gentrification sweeping through Brooklyn, our efforts are more important than ever as rising housing costs force residents out of their homes.

COMMUNITY ORGANIZING

Organizing and Empowering Citizens

When tenants face housing issues, we help to educate and empower them so they can hold landlords accountable. Over the decades, we have brought thousands of people together to improve their homes and their communities.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Building a Business Base

We believe that small businesses are the lifeblood of communities, especially when run by residents of the neighborhood who cater to local needs and keep money in the community. We provide comprehensive services to help those business owners get started and thrive.

SOCIAL SERVICES

Giving People a Home and a Hand Up

Because living below the poverty line impacts every aspect of a person’s life, IMPACCT Brooklyn provides social services along with housing for formerly homeless people, giving them the break they need to regroup and get back on track with their lives.

LEAD ABATEMENT

Making Buildings Safer

Lead poisoning is a real danger to many lower-income families living in older buildings. IMPACCT Brooklyn is proactive in remedying lead exposure through lead testing, training for maintenance personnel, and financial incentives for landlords.

AFFORDABLE HOUSING MARKETING

Promoting Affordable Housing

As experienced marketing agents for affordable housing, we help developers market their affordable housing units and streamline the process by connecting them with qualified candidates.

Why Work For Us?: 

Work You Can Believe In

At IMPACCT Brooklyn, our staff is more like family. We pay attention to your individual needs at home and at work. We want to see our staff succeed and grow as professionals. We will help you build your skills, whether you come to us as a handyman or as a social work professional.

Our services are broad, from social work to economic development, from home services to tenant organizing. It’s a diverse, vital group of people preserving the fabric and cohesiveness of Brooklyn. If you believe that this is important, join us and become part of our community.

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Case Manager Supervisor

Organization Info

Pratt Area Community Council dba IMPACCT Brooklyn

Overview
Headquarters: 
Brooklyn, NY
Website: 
impacctbrooklyn.org
Annual Budget : 
$1-5M
Size: 
11-50 employees
Founded: 
1964
About Us
Areas of Focus: 
Community Service / Capacity Building / Volunteerism
Mission: 

Our Mission
1. To preserve and develop safe and affordable housing, a basic human right.

2. To support vibrant local commerce through which small businesses serve the needs of community residents.

3. To sustain and develop an economic, racial, and cultural diversity to enrich the lives of all.

4. To promote knowledge, initiative, and concerted action to advance individual and common interests.

5. To foster an ethic that all members of the community bear personal responsibility to contribute to the greater good.

Programs: 

HOMEOWNER SERVICES

Help Residents & Stabilizing Neighborhoods

IMPACCT Brooklyn plays a critical role in neighborhood stability in the face of rising home prices. Through our financial counseling and support services, we help residents stay in their homes and the communities they grew up in.

FINANCIAL LITERACY

Making a Meaningful Difference in People’s Lives

IMPACCT Brooklyn provides workshops and coaching to help more Brooklyn residents understand and take ownership of their finances so they can make better financial choices, and build and maintain the communities they live in.

HOUSING DEVELOPMENT

Creating Affordable Housing Options

IMPACCT Brooklyn takes every opportunity to renovate, develop, and market livable homes for working class families. With gentrification sweeping through Brooklyn, our efforts are more important than ever as rising housing costs force residents out of their homes.

COMMUNITY ORGANIZING

Organizing and Empowering Citizens

When tenants face housing issues, we help to educate and empower them so they can hold landlords accountable. Over the decades, we have brought thousands of people together to improve their homes and their communities.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Building a Business Base

We believe that small businesses are the lifeblood of communities, especially when run by residents of the neighborhood who cater to local needs and keep money in the community. We provide comprehensive services to help those business owners get started and thrive.

SOCIAL SERVICES

Giving People a Home and a Hand Up

Because living below the poverty line impacts every aspect of a person’s life, IMPACCT Brooklyn provides social services along with housing for formerly homeless people, giving them the break they need to regroup and get back on track with their lives.

LEAD ABATEMENT

Making Buildings Safer

Lead poisoning is a real danger to many lower-income families living in older buildings. IMPACCT Brooklyn is proactive in remedying lead exposure through lead testing, training for maintenance personnel, and financial incentives for landlords.

AFFORDABLE HOUSING MARKETING

Promoting Affordable Housing

As experienced marketing agents for affordable housing, we help developers market their affordable housing units and streamline the process by connecting them with qualified candidates.

Why Work For Us?: 

Work You Can Believe In

At IMPACCT Brooklyn, our staff is more like family. We pay attention to your individual needs at home and at work. We want to see our staff succeed and grow as professionals. We will help you build your skills, whether you come to us as a handyman or as a social work professional.

Our services are broad, from social work to economic development, from home services to tenant organizing. It’s a diverse, vital group of people preserving the fabric and cohesiveness of Brooklyn. If you believe that this is important, join us and become part of our community.

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Development Manager

Organization Info

"I Have A Dream" Foundation

Overview
Headquarters: 
New York, NY, USA
Website: 
ihaveadreamfoundation.org
Size: 
11-50 employees
Founded: 
1986
About Us
Areas of Focus: 
Education
Youth / Children
Mission: 

The “I Have A Dream” Foundation's mission is to empower children from under-resourced communities to succeed in school, college, and career by providing academic, social, and emotional support from elementary school through college, along with postsecondary tuition assistance.

Programs: 

The "I Have A Dream" Foundation works to ensure that all children have the opportunity to pursue higher education, fulfill their potential, and achieve their dreams. We empower children (“Dreamers”) in under-resourced communities to graduate from college by equipping them with the skills and knowledge to succeed in postsecondary school, along with tuition support to remove financial barriers. By helping our Dreamers gain access to college, we are putting them on a different academic and life trajectory, while having a broader impact on the students' families and the generations that follow.

IHDF works with Dreamers after school, on the weekends, and over the summer for over ten years, developing long-term relationships with Dreamers and their families. We provide academic and socio-emotional support to Dreamers, equipping them with the confidence and life skills needed to pursue their most ambitious dreams.

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Chief Executive Officer

Organization Info

Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence

Overview
Headquarters: 
Springfield, Illinois
Website: 
ilcadv.org
Annual Budget : 
$1-5M
Size: 
11-50 employees
Founded: 
1978
About Us
Areas of Focus: 
Civil Rights / Social Justice
Human Services
Nonprofit Support/ Consulting
Mission: 

ICADV builds networks of support for and with survivors, and advances statewide policies and practices that transform societal attitudes and institutions to eliminate and prevent domestic abuse.

Programs: 

Train those on the front lines. We coordinate and provide state-required training and continuing education for professional domestic violence advocates, as well as those working with survivors in the community, like law enforcement, social workers, mental health professionals, and more.

Advocate for safer policy: By educating lawmakers, other professionals, and the public on the myriad of challenges survivors face when seeking help, we can help ensure safer outcomes through thoughtful and strong policy.

Give technical assistance: We provide support and resources to our member organizations who are working with survivors every day. We assist in an array of ways, from securing grants to organizing and structuring a new program. Our goal is to help our members be successful as possible as they provide quality services to survivors and their children.

 

 

Why Work For Us?: 

ICADV is the statewide advocacy organization composed of over 50 member organizations throughout Illinois who serve victims of domestic violence and their children. Through training and technical assistance ICADV provides support to those agencies to provide the best service to families experiencing violence. Our advocacy, lobbying and public education to and on behalf of agencies throughout Illinois help inform policy development that builds the best safety nets possible for survivors and their children while holding those who cause harm accountable.

It is the responsibility and privilege of all ICADV employees to uphold the mission and vision of this agency. ICADV is a feminist organization and what that means to us is that we work to advance the principle that all people have the right to a life free of oppression and violence. We work to foster change in our economic, social, and political systems and bring leadership expertise and best practices to Illinois domestic violence victim service agencies and communities engaged in ending domestic violence.

ICADV allows its employees access to generous benefits including:

Key Benefits

  • Life/Disability Insurance
  • Health benefits, including vision and dental.
  • Retirement benefits including savings contribution plan.
  • All major holidays including a market competitive vacation schedule.

ICADV is an equal opportunity employer that values a diverse workforce and inclusive culture. We encourage applications from all qualified individuals without regard to arrest or conviction, race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, national origin, marital status, citizenship, disability or veteran status. We encourage applicants with disabilities who may need accommodations in the application process to contact the office.

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Companion Assistant

Organization Info

L'Arche Boston North, Inc

Overview
Headquarters: 
Haverhill, MA, USA
Website: 
larchebostonnorth.org
Annual Budget : 
$1-5M
Size: 
51-200 employees
Founded: 
1983
About Us
Areas of Focus: 
Religion / Faith-Based
Human Services
Civil Rights / Social Justice
Disability Support
Community Service / Capacity Building / Volunteerism
Healthcare / Public Health
Education
Mission: 

L’Arche (French for ‘The Ark’) is a faith community that makes explicit the dignity of every human being by building inclusive communities where people with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities share life together. Community members are transformed through relationships of mutuality, respect, and companionship as they live, work, pray and play together.
People with intellectual and developmental disabilities are at the heart of L’Arche. They are not clients, patients, or recipients of services, but rather they are friends and teachers. People without intellectual and developmental disabilities grow through their encounters in L’Arche. Through daily acts of care, trust, and friendship, we develop into ambassadors of compassion and leaders of social change and the common good.

Why Work For Us?: 

Here at L’Arche Boston North, we strive to make the ordinary moments of each day – cooking, attending appointments, going out for coffee - a bit more extraordinary by doing it together.

Companion Assistants in L'Arche spend time with and provide care for adults with intellectual disabilities in our homes.

Companion Assistants learn invaluable skills related to emotional intelligence and teamwork while building relationships with a diverse network of people.

If you are looking for a place where your gifts and faith are not only embraced, but celebrated, and you have a compassionate spirit and a willingness to learn and grow, L’Arche could be the perfect fit for your next opportunity. No previous experience required!

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