Massachusetts Organizing Director
Job Description
ABOUT THIS ROLE
The MA Organizing Director will lead the growth of our grassroots base and organizing operation in Massachusetts in support of our electoral goals. Our Massachusetts organizing objectives are to:
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Develop strong local teams that can repeatedly win and defend seats
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Enable volunteers to drive substantial aspects of Working Families Party and Working Families Power work through intentional recruitment, training, and distributed leadership
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Build a base of voters who identify with WFP and support our candidates
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Grow our multiracial working class membership base
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Deepen members’ involvement with Working Families Party and Working Families Power
The Organizing Director will be responsible for assembling and supporting long-term local and statewide volunteer teams, including leadership identification, recruitment, and active coaching and oversight. This role will also engage coalitions of leaders and partner organizations in working class cities to build effective structure, make decisions, and set strategy and tactics for elections and issue campaigns.
This position is supervised by the Massachusetts State Director. The role includes local and national professional development opportunities in areas such as volunteer management and recruitment, organizing, communications, electoral campaigns, and fundraising.
ABOUT THIS ROLE
The MA Organizing Director will lead the growth of our grassroots base and organizing operation in Massachusetts in support of our electoral goals. Our Massachusetts organizing objectives are to:
-
Develop strong local teams that can repeatedly win and defend seats
-
Enable volunteers to drive substantial aspects of Working Families Party and Working Families Power work through intentional recruitment, training, and distributed leadership
-
Build a base of voters who identify with WFP and support our candidates
-
Grow our multiracial working class membership base
-
Deepen members’ involvement with Working Families Party and Working Families Power
The Organizing Director will be responsible for assembling and supporting long-term local and statewide volunteer teams, including leadership identification, recruitment, and active coaching and oversight. This role will also engage coalitions of leaders and partner organizations in working class cities to build effective structure, make decisions, and set strategy and tactics for elections and issue campaigns.
This position is supervised by the Massachusetts State Director. The role includes local and national professional development opportunities in areas such as volunteer management and recruitment, organizing, communications, electoral campaigns, and fundraising.