Digital Campaign Strategist

• Support digital and social media components of local and state-level advocacy campaigns, including creating white-label content, providing rapid-response support, and crafting digital advertising plans.
• Create and deploy compelling content for WNN’s external digital communications, including social media posts and rapid-response content.
• Monitor and shape national narratives in the social media and digital sphere, flagging opportunities and threats.
• Provide project management and drafting support for related communications projects as needed.

This role directly supports local pro-housing advocacy organizations across the U.S. in passing policies that legalize abundant housing, lower costs, reduce displacement, and ensure safe, stable housing for all Americans, particularly marginalized communities.

• Two to four years of combined employment in digital campaigns for issue advocacy, or digital communications for federal/state candidate campaigns or governmental offices.
• Experience crafting compelling visual content (infographics, short-form video) for social media platforms including Facebook, X, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, BlueSky.
• Strong writing skills with ability to turn around high-quality content quickly.
• Experience developing and managing plans and budgets for paid advertising campaigns on Meta or other platforms.

Full-time remote position with occasional travel (2-3 times/year). Salary range: $77,220 - $85,250. Comprehensive benefits include 100% employer-paid health, dental, and vision insurance for employees and families; 401k with employer match; 180 hours annual vacation (accrued), 80 hours health leave, 2 days casual leave, 20 hours volunteer leave, 15 paid holidays; 12 weeks paid family and medical leave after 90 days.

Welcoming Neighbors Network (WNN) is America’s only national network of independent state and local pro-housing advocacy organizations, comprising 60+ members across 32 states. WNN powers effective pro-housing organizations and policy campaigns through coalition-building, community organizing, policy development, and grassroots lobbying.