VISTA Volunteer: Capacity Building for Housing Justice

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Benefits dieser Stelle

Childcare assistance

Education award

Housing

Health Coverage

Relocation allowance

Zusammenfassung

The VISTA Volunteer program seeks a creative communicator to design toolkits, write policy briefs, and expand partnerships for housing justice initiatives. You’ll empower local leaders, manage social channels, and help build capacity within the Bring America Home NOW (BAHN) effort.

This full‑time role emphasizes outreach, digital content creation, and training next‑generation leaders with lived experience in housing instability.

Qualifikationen

• Creative visuals for flyers and toolkits.
• Experience managing social channels and content calendars.
• Strong writing for diverse audiences, including officials and community members.
• Ability to outreach and build professional relationships.
• Commitment to safe, affordable housing as a right.
• Valued lived experience with housing instability is a plus.

Aufgaben

• Design Action Toolkits for local communities to host events and engage officials.
• Write concise policy briefs on housing, civil rights, and health.
• Expand network with shelters, food banks, and social justice groups.
• Host webinars with Field Offices to use toolkits and briefs.
• Build partner tracking systems and outreach materials.
• Develop training materials and handbooks for sustainability.

Kenntnisse

Creative design

Social media

Strong writing

People skills

Poverty focus

Lived experience

Tools

Canva

Adobe Creative Suite

Jobbeschreibung

The VISTA Volunteer program seeks a creative communicator to design toolkits, write policy briefs, and expand partnerships for housing justice initiatives. You’ll empower local leaders, manage social channels, and help build capacity within the Bring America Home NOW (BAHN) effort.

This full‑time role emphasizes outreach, digital content creation, and training next‑generation leaders with lived experience in housing instability.