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Field Community Organizers – Corpus Christi

The key responsibility for Corpus Christi Field Community Organizers is carrying out our grassroots organizing efforts to expand our regional coalition, develop new leadership, and build an even wider base of resistance to the petrochemical build-out and related infrastructure in the Texas Coastal Bend. The hours for this position are Monday-Friday, 2 p.m. – 10 p.m. (schedule may occasionally vary based on campaigns).

Requirements
Some related non-profit, political, or volunteer experience is preferred but not required.

Compensation
Annual salary $31,200/year.

Application Guidelines
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Organizing Director

The Organizing Director is responsible for helping shape and direct our organization’s involvement in this movement while expanding and overseeing staff located in distributed offices in Corpus Christi, Houston, and Austin. Specific job responsibilities will include training, managing, and coaching a distributed team of organizers and coordinators on campaigns aimed at stopping new fossil fuel infrastructure projects, including the proposed petrochemical buildout in the Texas Gulf Coast.

Requirements
At least five or more years of proven experience in staff management in organizing and advocacy groups

Compensation
Annual salary range $82,000-$85,000, commensurate with experience.

Application Guidelines
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Petrochemical Campaign Coordinator

The Petrochemical Campaign Coordinator is responsible for building power through community organizing and advocacy campaigns aimed at stopping the proposed petrochemical buildout in Texas. Specific job responsibilities include collaborating with TCE Fund regional staff and allies throughout the Gulf Coast, the United States, and internationally to build effective organizing strategies to stop the new and expanding petrochemical plants and related infrastructure; support research on petrochemical expansions and battles; work with TCE staff and communications allies and consultants to shape our campaign messaging and communications; support frontline communities and advocates to elevate their voices and campaigns against petrochemical companies; and regularly meet with directors and other staff to collaborate on messaging, campaign strategy, and organizational best practices.

Requirements
Three to seven years of proven experience in grassroots community organizing, with a preference for environmental and/or social justice work.

Compensation
Annual salary range $50,000-65,000+, commensurate with experience.

Application Guidelines
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