Campaign Assistant (California - Remote)

Core responsibilities:

• Support the execution of comprehensive campaign strategies to advance the SHAC agenda including campaign plans for ballot measures, legislative campaigns, and advocacy initiatives
• Provide core administrative support for SHAC's leadership and governance structures, ensuring meetings are organized and productive, decisions are documented, and follow-through is coordinated
• Provide core administrative and project support for SHAC's statewide coalition work, including coordinating with cross-sector partners and SHAC-affiliated organizations
• Collaborate internally with Housing California's legislative and regulatory affairs, power building, narrative and strategic communications teams to support alignment and coordination with SHAC campaigns

This role helps advance transformative, racially just housing policy in California by supporting campaigns that prevent and end homelessness, increase affordable housing supply, and reverse systemic racial and economic inequities through statewide advocacy and coalition building.

Required skills and qualifications:

• Committed to racial, gender, disability, economic, and housing justice
• Professional or deep volunteer experience in housing justice or related fields such as health equity, community development, planning, criminal justice reform, education, labor, or climate justice
• Experience with electoral and legislative campaign work, preferably on behalf of low-income communities and communities of color
• Strong administrative foundations including note taking, scheduling, task management, and project planning
• Excellent time management skills, strong attention to detail, and ability to manage multiple priorities in fast-paced environments
• Strong verbal and written communication skills for various audiences
• Comfortable with policy, communication, and project management platforms such as AirTable, Google Suite, Zoom, CapitolTrack, Asana, and CRM databases

No specific benefits, compensation, or salary information mentioned in the job posting.

Housing California works to create a California with homes, health, and prosperity for all in thriving, sustainable communities by preventing and ending homelessness, increasing affordable housing supply, and reversing systemic racial and economic inequities through statewide advocacy and coalition building.