Project Coordinator for the Collaborative for Jewish Organizing

• Coordinate and support the Collaborative's operations, including fundraising, subgrant processes, maintaining records, document management, and meeting scheduling.
• Support the Collaborative's staff team and interface with JUFJ staff and member organizations, coordinating internal systems and processes.
• Assist in organizing and supporting programs for Communities of Practice, including scheduling, drafting agendas, facilitating sessions, and curating resources.

This role strengthens the capacity of organizations engaged in domestically-focused organizing for economic and racial justice, helping to build power and dismantle inequality, racism, and antisemitism.

• At least two years experience with operations and administration; fluency with software applications (G-Suite, Canva, EveryAction, Asana, Squarespace, Slack) preferred.
• Project management skills: ability to coordinate multiple projects, consult stakeholders, and manage resources.
• Strong collaboration, communication, and flexible thinking skills; commitment to anti-oppression and equity.

Part-time (20-25 hours per week), non-exempt staff or consulting role. Compensation details not specified.

Jews United for Justice organizes Jewish communities in DC, Maryland, and Virginia to create a more just region, building power to dismantle economic inequality, racism, antisemitism, and other tools of oppression. The Collaborative for Jewish Organizing supports nine organizations across 16 states and DC.