Director of Organizing

Core responsibilities:

• Drive the programmatic strategy of the organization according to its mission, values, and strategic plan, and execute annual objectives with the program team
• Supervise and support the organizing team, bringing strategic alignment between communications, development, and organizing/advocacy efforts
• Oversee departmental work plans, budgets, campaign plans, and individual staff plans while establishing mechanisms for tracking and assessing campaigns
• Lead 1-2 campaign areas with support from the organizing team and engage in public speaking, writing, and media to lift up USCPR's work

This role creates positive change by building stronger organizers within the organization and networks, advancing Palestinian liberation demands in U.S. policy, and synthesizing cross-movement partners' demands to end U.S. complicity in Palestinian oppression.

Required qualifications:

• Minimum of 8 years of relevant work experience, including at least two years in a director-level staff position and 3 years of staff management and supervision
• Experience facilitating strategic planning processes for national campaign plans and minimum of two years of distributed organizing experience or transferable skills
• Experience organizing in/with communities of color and/or building progressive organizing efforts, particularly in Palestinian or Arab, Black, Latine, and/or Indigenous communities
• Deep passion for Palestinian liberation with an analysis of interconnected systems of oppression and possibilities for liberation

No compensation, perks, or culture highlights mentioned in the job posting.

The US Campaign for Palestinian Rights (USCPR) is a national network of activists and organizations committed to freedom, justice, and equality for the Palestinian people, working to end U.S. complicity in their oppression through local organizing, advocacy campaigns, and federal policy change.