CCEFN Campaign Communications Director

About the Role

The CCEFN Campaign Communications Director will play a key role in shaping the national narrative around universal child care, developing effective communications strategies, and elevating child care as a defining political issue.

Key Responsibilities

• Co-develop and maintain a shared national narrative framework to anchor all external-facing communications about universal child care
• Create earned media moments around national days of action and coordinate earned media and digital strategies to elevate child care as a defining political issue
• Develop compliant 501(c)4 messaging and political communications tools to support electoral engagement and accountability efforts
• Lead communications strategy to socialize the Vision Bill through toolkits, explainer content, and coordinated earned media

This role advances a racial and gender justice-centered child care infrastructure by shaping national narrative and messaging to fundamentally transform child care policy and build power for families and providers.

Required qualifications:

• 5+ years of experience in campaign communications, narrative strategy, earned media, and/or political communications
• Demonstrated success developing messaging frameworks and leading communications strategies for campaigns or movements
• Strong understanding of 501(c)4 communications compliance and political messaging boundaries
• Experience building relationships with reporters, pitching stories, leading media and messaging training, and coaching spokespeople

Annual Pay Range: $115,000-140,000

Classification: Full-time; Exempt; At-Will

Ability to work from home with a fully remote team

The Child Care For Every Family Network brings together parents, providers, and advocates to build a racial and gender justice-centered child care infrastructure that is accountable to those most harmed by underfunded programs.