CeHuNews 10/06
Full time Field Coordinator position in
San Cristobal Chiapas
and part time Program Coordinator
positionin Oaxaca, Mexico
Full application and description at www.chiapaspeacehouse.orgQuestions and comments, contact info@chiapaspeacehouse.orgPlease send applications and other
materials to info@chiapaspeacehouse.org1. Field
Coordinator: Chiapas Peace House Project Chiapas Peace House
Project strives for social justice through education, network building,
volunteer opportunities and support for Chiapas organizations and
communities. Our center in San Cristobal, Chiapas provides orientation,
affordable housing and a space for reflection and support for activism and
solidarity work in Mexico. We now can support twelve volunteers, have an
extensive weekly workshop series and have formed relationships with a broad
range of organizations and communities. In 2006-2007 we will expand our
work into Oaxaca and develop programming that bridges immigration issues with
our work in Mexico. The Field Coordinator is responsible for all aspects
of the program in Chiapas, managing the Peace House and coordinating the
volunteers. A complete job description can be found at www.chiapaspeacehouse.orgApplication
Due: March 15 Time period: 1 year commitment. Candidates must
be available to be in Chiapas by June 1st.
We will notify you by May
1st.
Requirements: Fluency in Spanish and English Experience in
Latin America (Chiapas preferred) Commitment to social justice, awareness of
Chiapas conflict, neoliberal globalization, immigration issues and indigenous
rights movements. Ideal candidates will be independent, creative, flexible
and motivated
Preferred Candidates: Experience organizational
development and fundraising Teaching, workshop facilitation
experience People person, experience networking, mediating conflicts,
volunteer support, writing analytical articles, communal
living
Supervised by Chiapas Peace House Board of Directors
Full
time, 40 hours/week
Compensation: $200/month living expenses
stipend (possible raise after 3 month evaluation), $35/month health
insurance stipend, $40/month rent stipend Field Coordinator will live the Peace
House (communal housing) for 3 months and then will have the option seeking
other housing. Living in Chiapas is very affordable. $200
dollars a month will easily cover food and all basic
expenses.
Job will include travel, rugged
environments,potentially dangerous situations. Chiapas is in a state of
low intensity warfare. Applicants should be prepared for harsh and
challenging conditions.
For a full description and
application please see www.chiapaspeacehouse.org ................................................................................................................................. 2.
Oaxaca Program Coordinator: Chiapas Peace House
Project
The Oaxaca Program Coordinator will be responsible for
developing our program in Oaxaca, networking, establishing relationships with
communities and organizations and fundraising. The long term goal of the
position will be to create a center for education, exchange and solidarity work
for local and international activists in Oaxaca. A complete job description can
be found at www.chiapaspeacehouse.orgApplication Due:
March 15 Time period: There is currently funding for this half time
position for 6 months. Part of the Oaxaca Program Coordinator's duties
will be fundraising with the Board of Directors to extend and make position full
time. Ideal candidates would be able to make a 1 year commitment,
but this is flexible. Candidates must be available to be in Mexico by June
1st. We will notify you by May
1st. Requirements: Fluency in Spanish and
English Experience in Latin America (Oaxaca
preferred) Commitment to social justice, awareness of Oaxaca conflict,
neoliberal globalization, immigration issues and indigenous
rights movements. Ideal candidates will be independent, creative, flexible
and motivated Preferred Candidates: Experience organizational
development, networking and fundraising Experience with conflict resolution,
international accompaniment or Peace Studies Supervised by Chiapas Peace
House Board of Directors and Chiapas Field Coordinator
Part time, 20
hours/week Compensation: $100/month living
expenses stipend, $35/month health insurance stipend. Stipend for
housing is also available but amounts are to be determined. Oaxaca
Program Coordinator will live in the Chiapas Peace House (communal housing) for
a training period. Living in Mexico is very affordable. $100 dollars
a month will cover basic expenses, but Coordinator may also chose to take
on other work (such as teaching English classes or translating) to earn
extra money.
Job will include travel, rugged
environments,potentially dangerous situations. Oaxaca is in a state with many
human rights abuses. Applicants should be prepared for harsh and challenging
conditions. For a full description please see www.chiapaspeacehouse.org..................................................................................... Job:
deputy director, public policy, the Center for Health and Gender Equity
(CHANGE), U.S. Authors: Center for Health and Gender Equity
(CHANGE) Produced by: Center for Health and Gender Equity (CHANGE)
(2006) http://www.genderhealth.org/jobs.php?TOPIC=RSC
CHANGE seeks candidates for the position of Deputy
Director, Public Policy. The Deputy Director will assist the Executive Director
and other key staff in developing and carrying out CHANGE's public policy
agenda. The Deputy will represent CHANGE in meetings with policymakers,
coalitions, at community meetings and in conferences, and work on a daily basis
with other public policy staff to articulate and advance our agenda within and
across the areas of HIV/AIDS, reproductive health and rights, and gender-based
violence. Applicants should send the following information to careers@genderhealth.org - resume,
two brief writing samples illustrative of your work, references, cover
letter, and salary requirements. Please reference Deputy Director, Public
Policy in the subject line of your email. Closing date for applications
is March 1st 2006.
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