Young people helped flip the state house, along with two of the eight Congressional districts, and the Hennepin County Sheriff. We welcome you to the Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church where you will be greeted with a smile and embraced with a hug. )Track programmatic progress to goals to provide actionable information to others in the organizationCreate reports to help leadership make real time decisions about how to shift programProvide training and support across the organization to implement data processesWork with state partners to ensure efficient use of resourcesProactively suggest improvements for data processesHave at least one cycle of political experience (not necessarily in a data role)Past experience with tools like VAN, EveryAction, ThruText, ThruTalk, Empower, Reach, ActBlue (or tools like them)Have used Civis Platform before and/or know some SQL, R, or PythonComfortable with translating data findings for a non-technical audienceDemonstrated commitment to social justice, anti-oppression, and undoing institutional racism A self-starter, comfortable with taking initiative and ownership over projects Ability to multitask, and know when to ask for help Creative and flexible, able to think outside the box and react to situations quickly Interest in developing the leadership of young people in an intentional way Strong knowledge of Microsoft Office and Google Suite productsHighly organized (seriously), detail oriented, and a relentless focus on results. This position is temporary through March 31, 2021 with a possibility of extension based on funding. Has a track record of working with diverse stakeholders, a desire to lift up leadership of young people of color, and a personal understanding and commitment to social justice and equity.Send a resume, an interesting piece of data (e.g. Work with the campus program team to develop an in-depth civic engagement and advocacy plan for MNYC’s campuses to ensure young people are heard at the ballot box in 2020Register, pledge, and turn out voters digitally for the 2020 elections, including primariesWork between 10-20 hours a week (please indicate your preferred hours when interviewed)Recruit and manage volunteers, fostering their leadership every step of the wayParticipate in trainings by MNYC staff and others on all things organizingIf applicable, help run student group meetings on your campusUse tracking and reporting systems, and report out to the organizing team on a regular basis.Develop relationships with other student organizers/activists and work across campus groups to create coalitions. Support Camp Fire Minnesota Invest in accessible, outdoor experiences and educational programs. Given the impact of COVID-19 on our programs and finances, your support is more important than ever.
Minnesota Youth Collective is an organization of and by young people to build a more representative and just state for all Minnesotans.Supporting and investing in the leadership of young people that government and politics have historically not given the time of day—communities of color, native communities, LGBTQ+ folks, women, and working class people. enjoy a picnic spot with a camp-in-a-bag, and set out on a great Tanadoona adventureInvest in accessible, outdoor experiences and educational programs. VAN, Every Action, ThruText, ThruTalk, Empower, Reach, ActBlue,etc. that ideally, but not necessarily, you worked on, and three references in an email explaining your interest in the position to Emily Wellen (jobs@mnyouthcollective.org); please include “Data Manager” in your subject line. We empower the next generation of leaders to take our rightful seat at the decision-making table, elect people who reflect our values, and shape legislation to better the lives of Minnesotans.Supporting and investing in the leadership of young people from underrepresented communities—communities of color, native communities, LGBTQIA+ folks, women, and working-class people.Centering young voices and stories around issues that matter to us, and driving real change around these issues.Giving young people opportunities to exercise their political power at every level of government, from working to make local schools more equitable all the way up to holding our representatives in Congress accountable.Making voting more accessible for young people—from registering them to vote to giving them the tools to get their friends out to vote.Weaving art, music, and culture into democracy to make it more approachable and more awesome!As the Campus Organizer, you will work with our Campus Manager and Campus Coordinator to support the development and execution of the student engagement program for the 2020 election cycle.