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Hi John,
Do you know a college student – or are you a college student – in a battleground state looking to get involved in the upcoming election and fight for an equitable and just future?
Vote for Equality, the political arm of Feminist Majority, will be conducting student-led campaigns on college campuses in:
Arizona - California - Michigan - North Carolina
Nevada - New York - Ohio - Pennsylvania - Wisconsin
We are recruiting college and university students, graduate students, community college students, and recent graduates to be paid Organizers on their campuses this fall.
Our goal is to mobilize a massive student vote to counter the extremist Republicans’ war on women and their efforts to rollback our fundamental rights.
The 2024 election will determine the direction of our country for decades. With tight races in the House, Senate, and Presidency, every vote matters. Some races could be decided by as few as a hundred votes – and students' votes could be decisive in the outcomes.
If you know a student who is passionate about advocating for progress and equality, or if you are a student in one of the battleground states, we need to hear from you. Please share the following job description with your networks to help us mobilize on campuses in key battleground states:
Campus Organizers
*
work
in
teams
with
other
Organizers
on
their
campus
through
Election
Day;
*
educate
students
about
their
right
to
register
and
vote
where
they
attend
school;
*
speak
to
classrooms,
dorm
meetings,
student
clubs
and
at
campus
events
about
what’s
at
stake
in
the
election
and
the
importance
of
the
student
vote;
*
recruit
volunteers
and
organize
leafleting
drives,
chalking
parties,
and
other
visibility
activities;
and
*
organize
GOTV
(Get
Out
the
Vote)
during
Early
Voting
and
through
Election
Day.
Campus Organizers will be working through Election Day, for 5-15 hours per week, at $16 an hour. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis for positions beginning in early September and throughout the campaign.
Campus Coordinators
Campus Coordinators will guide the activities of the Campus Organizing teams. Students who have more time to commit per week and have more experience in campus organizing or working on campaigns are encouraged to apply. Coordinators will begin working early August for 15-20 hours a week at $17-$20 an hour, depending on experience and size of campus.
Statewide Coordinators
We are also seeking Statewide Coordinators who will be campaign professionals responsible for recruiting and guiding the work of the Campus Coordinators and for overall campaign coordination in their state. State Coordinators start August 1 and work through Election Day for 35-40 hours or more per week at $20-$25 an hour, depending on prior campaign experience.
HOW TO APPLY
If you would like to work in NV, AZ, or WI, applicants should submit a cover letter describing activism and experience in leadership, resume (including GPA), and two references (including one from a professor or faculty member) to [email protected].
If you would like to work in MI, OH, PA, or NC, applicants should send the same materials to [email protected].
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Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions! Let’s make history this November!
Onward to equality,
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Ellie Smeal
President, Feminist Majority
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Madelyn Amos
National Programs Associate, Feminist Majority

Feminist Majority
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Arlington, VA 22209
United States
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