NC Field Organizer: Lead Black Domestic Workers

NDWA Labs; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 74,000 - 78,000; Full time

Job summary

National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA) in North Carolina seeks an NC Field Organizer for the We Dream in Black program to mobilize Black domestic and care workers across the state. The role focuses on expanding membership and strengthening presence in Charlotte, Durham, Raleigh, Greensboro, and Fayetteville, with potential for new sites.

You will drive outreach, leadership development, and partnerships to build a durable movement for racial and economic justice, with collaboration across NC

Qualifications

• Highly motivated individual with a passion for engaging communities.
• Ability to work some nights and weekends.
• 2-3 years organizing experience (paid or volunteer).
• Strong relational and leadership skills.
• Ability to travel throughout North Carolina with reliable transportation.

Responsibilities

• Base building: recruit new members and canvas in local communities.
• Coordinate outreach events, follow-ups, and leadership development activities.
• Track field work and progress toward recruitment and engagement goals.
• Support campaigns and participation in local and national events.
• Build relationships with community institutions and partners to expand outreach.
• Manage digital outreach and data in current systems.
• Coordinate monthly meetings and chapter activities.

Skills

Community engagement

Public speaking

Leadership

Team collaboration

Time management

Cultural competence

Job description

National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA) in North Carolina seeks an NC Field Organizer for the We Dream in Black program to mobilize Black domestic and care workers across the state. The role focuses on expanding membership and strengthening presence in Charlotte, Durham, Raleigh, Greensboro, and Fayetteville, with potential for new sites.

You will drive outreach, leadership development, and partnerships to build a durable movement for racial and economic justice, with collaboration across NC