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Job Title: Lead Advocacy Professional ''> We are seeking an experienced professional to lead our advocacy efforts. As a dynamic and mission-driven organization, we strive to foster a vibrant and inclusive community on campus. Our ideal candidate will be focused on student advocacy, engagement, and support, providing a welcoming space for students to explore their identity while navigating university life. ''> Key Responsibilities: Develop and implement strategic plans to prevent and respond to antisemitism across campuses, positioning Jewish student interests as central to advocacy and institutional partnerships. Foster coalitions of faculty, staff, and students around issues impacting Jewish students, advancing recommendations to administration that align with student needs. Provide senior-level advocacy by overseeing incident reporting and developing long-term strategies to support Jewish students and campus inclusivity. Engage with Jewish and non-Jewish student leaders, encouraging their involvement in student governance, campus life, and community organizing to foster a robust campus presence. Build high-impact relationships with university administrators, faculty, and other community stakeholders to create collaborative, long-term partnerships focused on student-centered outcomes. Empower student advocates by guiding their leadership development and equipping them with resources to plan and execute initiatives that strengthen Jewish identity and community on campus. Maintain timely reports on antisemitic incidents and campus climate indicators, adapting strategies as needed. Oversee collaborations with Jewish and non-Jewish organizations on initiatives that reinforce a supportive environment for Jewish students. Collaborate on and support the writing of op-eds, letters, newsletters, action alerts, press releases, social media content, and statements on campus culture and advocacy initiatives, ensuring alignment with organizational goals and messaging. Represent internal partnerships with the international headquarters and other specialized teams, aligning advocacy initiatives with broader strategic goals. Participate in conversations about student experiences on campus and help brainstorm ways we can offer meaningful support, both practically and emotionally. Coordinate events, workshops, or informal gatherings that give students space to reflect, learn, and feel connected to one another and their broader community. Support efforts to understand and thoughtfully respond to challenges students may face in different campus environments, including experiences of exclusion or unfair treatment. Support students as they build confidence in advocating for themselves and navigating campus systems, policies, and procedures. ''> Requirements: We seek a skilled and experienced individual with a strong track record in advocacy, student engagement, and community building. The ideal candidate will possess: ''> 3+ years'' professional work experience Bachelor''s degree Politically engaged and highly informed - stay ahead of campus dynamics, student union developments, and local issues affecting Jewish students Proactive mindset - anticipate challenges, keep your team in the loop, and step in early to support students where they need it most Confident communicator with strong interpersonal skills - able to build meaningful relationships with students, faculty, administrators, and campus partners Trusted presence in tough moments - bring clarity, compassion, and purpose, whether guiding a student or representing the community Skilled facilitator - experienced in leading effective trainings that empower students and staff Collaborative by nature - work closely with the Director of Student Advocacy to shape strategy and messaging Independent and self-driven - bring your own voice, ideas, and initiative to the team ''> What We Offer: We provide a comprehensive compensation package, including: ''> Competitive salary range: $60-80k A comprehensive health insurance package, including an additional $500 wellness package Vacation: 10 days + Jewish Holidays, plus 2 weeks paid winter break Summer hours: 10 AM3 PM (full pay) Monthly Bus pass or on-campus parking covered Great professional development, mentoring, and skill-building opportunities Paid Vacations and Supportive Environment Relocation support: TBD ''> About Us: We are a dynamic and mission-driven organization dedicated to fostering a vibrant and inclusive Jewish community on campus. Our team creates meaningful connections, combats antisemitism, collaborates with administration, and launches impactful initiatives, all while prioritizing mental health and well-being. ''>,