Senior Director of Public Services Organizing

Core responsibilities:

• Develop and execute public services campaigns on revenue and anti-austerity
• Develop offensive campaigns to win funding for public services at state and local levels by taking on corporate actors
• Coordinate and convene local unions and community groups to provide strategic campaign support for Bargaining for the Common Good tables
• Help oversee campaign directors and researchers working with partner organizations to build community-labor partnerships and run strategic corporate campaigns

This role creates positive change by driving campaigns that create a more racially and economically just society, supporting the full inclusion and leadership of Black, brown, and poor people in democracy and economy through public services organizing and community-labor partnerships.

Required qualifications:

• At least 12 years of experience organizing for social change, including 5+ years in strategic corporate campaigns
• At least 3 years working in state/local community-labor partnerships aimed at winning common good demands
• At least 3 years working in public services organizing and 3+ years managing staff
• Deep commitment to anti-racist practices and track record of establishing credibility with predominantly women of color staff
• Ability to work effectively in politically sensitive, high-pressure environments with strong critical thinking and time management skills

Salary range of $140,000 to $143,300 with excellent benefits. Position includes flexible location within contiguous United States.

The Action Center on Race and the Economy (ACRE) and ACRE Institute drive campaigns to create a more racially and economically just society that values people over profit and supports the full inclusion and leadership of Black, brown, and poor people in democracy and economy.