JOB DESCRIPTION
Position: Crossing Borders Program Coordinator
Reports to: Managing Director of Survivor Advocacy and Membership Support
Location: Anywhere in WA state; open to work-from-home. Must be available to come to Seattle office for a full day periodically (currently on hold due to COVID)
Classification: Exempt
Pay & Benefits: $55,000 to $61,000 DOE, plus:
Our mission is to mobilize our member programs and allies to end domestic violence through advocacy and action for social change. We improve how communities respond to DV and create a social intolerance for abuse, support our member programs, and inform the public. Guided by our Theory of Change, we work to undo the root causes of violence, building racial equity, economic justice, and gender and reproductive liberation to create a world where all people can live and love freely without fear. WSCADV’s team approach facilitates the sharing of power and responsibility across positions.
This position is responsible for:
Building on two decades of WSCADV’s Crossing Borders project growth and success, the coordinator will work with a new network of promotoras to build knowledge, skills and leadership; advance community work with our membership; and administer project funding and contracts. This position is an integral part a 2-person Crossing Borders project team, in a staff of about 20 people. WSCADV has a friendly, flexible work environment where we value each person.
Periodic overnight travel will be required, for project partner visits, gatherings, trainings, and WSCADV events and meetings (these are currently on hold due to COVID). Valid driver’s license and/or ability to travel is also required. Proof of COVID vaccination is required.
Primary responsibilities:
Qualifications
Desired Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
Required Experience
Preferred Experience
*HOW TO APPLY*: Please submit the following package by email:
Email to: emma@wscadv.org, subject line: Crossing Borders Hiring – [your last name]
Applications will be considered on a rolling basis; submit your application by *October 22, 2021* to be considered in the first screening. Position open until filled. Anticipated start is early December. No calls, please.
People with lived experience as farmworkers, Latinx and other people of color, Native people, people from other historically marginalized communities, and survivors of domestic violence are especially encouraged to apply.
WSCADV is the leading voice to end domestic violence in Washington State. We improve how communities respond to domestic violence and are working to create a world where all people can live and love freely without fear. Our work includes:
Founded in 1990 by survivors and their allies, WSCADV is a non-profit 501(c)3 network of domestic violence programs. Our member programs work tirelessly across the state to help survivors towards safety and freedom.
The Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence mobilizes our member programs and allies to end domestic violence through advocacy and action for social change.
The Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence affirms the right of each person to live without fear or the threat of violence. We oppose the use of violence as a means of control. We recognize that oppression in the form of racism, sexism, classism, anti-Semitism, ageism, imperialism, heterosexism, and oppression of persons with disabilities, creates a climate of supremacy and ownership which enables domestic and sexual violence. We recognize that religious beliefs and practices are matters of personal conscience and individual choice. Therefore, no member shall promote or discourage a particular religious belief in the course of her/his work. We believe that all women have the right to autonomy and self-determination regarding all sexual and reproductive matters, lifestyles, finances, education and employment. We encourage the leadership of women in making policy and program decisions.
Our Board of Directors is comprised of representatives from our member programs and communities around the state.