We're hiring for Local Program Coordinators!
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This role is mostly remote with regular weekday evening and weekend hours. We strongly encourage applications from cisgender and transgender women, and non-binary people who are Black, Indigenous, or a Person of Color.
ECCHO seeks to recruit and hire one Local Program Coordinator (LPC) from each of the following counties - Milwaukee, Rock, and Menominee county. The LPC will oversee a group of 10 participants from one of the identified counties. LPCs are required to live in the same county as their cohort site. You can view the complete position description by linking here. Please note that selected applicants are required to attend the LPC orientation and training on Thursday, September 29 6 PM - 9 PM and Friday, September 30 from 9 AM - 5 PM in Madison, WI. LPCs will be compensated for attending the training, lodging and meals will be provided, and travel reimbursed. Questions, comments, concerns? Email Kadijha Marquardt-Davis at Kadijha@wiawh.org |
To apply please complete the application and include your resume. Applications must be received no later than 11:59 PM on August 31, 2022.
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Our Mission:
Center the voices and lived experiences of Black, Indigenous, cisgender and transgender women of color, and non-binary people of color (BIPOC) to drive policy change and transform local systems to equitably meet the needs of communities.
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Cohort is supported by a Local Program Coordinator who:
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Civic health is defined as civic, social, and political strength of a community, which is determined by the degree to which citizens participate in their communities, from local and state governance to interactions with friends or family.
Public health researchers have long known that the civic health of a community contributes directly and indirectly to overall community health. |
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