Campus Organizing Fellow

Maine People's Alliance; Maine; On-site; USD 25,000 - 36,000; Part time

Job summary

Maine People’s Alliance is seeking Campus Organizing Fellows to boost youth turnout at Maine colleges this fall.

Position is part‑time, up to 10 hours per week, Sept 1–Nov 15, with pay of $22.12/hour. Applicants must be students enrolled in Maine colleges this fall and commit to campus-based GOTV education and registration activities.

Responsibilities

• Building GOTV programs on Maine campuses.
• Provide voter education to students.
• Explain Maine laws regarding student voter registration and same‑day voter registration.

Job description

Campus Organizing Fellows

Maine People’s Alliance (MPA) is a grassroots organization whose mission is tocreate a world where everyone has what they need, contributes what they can, and no one is left behind.

As MPA plans for the critical 2026 November election, we are opening part‑time paid fellowship positions on college campuses across Maine to boost youth voter turnout across the state. This position is open to students attending Maine colleges this fall.

The position runs Sept 1 -Nov 15th with potential for some more limited hours in late November and early December.

Together, campus fellows will be responsible for building GOTV programs on Maine campuses focusing on voter education and helping students understand Maine’s laws regarding student voter registration and our same‑day voter registration law.

The campus fellow position is part time, up to 10 hours a week. $22.12 / hour

MPA is an equal opportunity employer, and we are committed to equity and inclusion. Core to our work is an understanding of the multiple ways in which society is constructed to disadvantage and marginalize people of color, LGBTQ people, immigrants, native peoples, women, low‑income people, people with disabilities, and others. We believe that underrepresented and marginalized communities must be centered in the work we do and we strongly encourage applications from people with these identities or from these communities.