The Work for LGBTQ Equality Marches On

LGBTQ funders and activists continue the work towards equality following this year’s 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots and the 53rd anniversary of Compton’s Cafeteria Riots. And Alliance for Justice is proud to support their advocacy for justice and full equality. We are excited to re-release a toolkit with tips and examples of advocacy for nonprofits working on equality issues. Click here to read more.

#HomesNotHandcuffs: Grassroots Leadership’s Advocacy to End Criminalization of Homelessness

Texas-based group Grassroots Leadership is dedicated to working alongside those who have been affected by unfair immigration policies, mass incarceration, and unjust public laws. Committed to the eradication of all forms of criminalization of marginalized peoples, the organization has a twofold goal: changing policy and changing power dynamics. The organization views advocacy as a critical tool in their toolbox for furthering this mission. Click here to read more.

Central Valley 501(c)(3)s Are Advocating for a Complete Census Count in 2020: You Can Too

As the 2020 census draws nearer, 501(c)(3) public charities in California’s Central Valley are gearing up to ensure a complete and accurate census count. Given the pervasive consequences of a census undercount, organizations that empower Latinx and immigrant populations have come together and engaged other community-based organizations to ensure a complete and accurate census count in 2020. Click here to read more.

What’s the Latest on 501(c)(4) Donor Disclosure?

The rules regarding donor disclosure by 501(c)(4) nonprofits have been in flux, and might be about to change again. Here’s a quick update on what this means for these nonprofits and the public. Click here to read more.

Public Webinars

Webinars cover our most frequently requested topics. They’re presented by one of AFJ’s attorney-coaches and last approximately 1 hour. You may register online. Workshop registration is $35 per attendee and free for AFJ members. You will need high-speed internet access to participate in these webinars.

All of these workshops come with access to related resources (such as fact sheets and publications), a PDF of the presentation, and a 30-day access to a recording of the webinar. Several workshops are conducted in Spanish.

Rules of the Game for 501(c)(3)s: Elections
Tuesday, August 20 - 2 PM ET

Elections are important opportunities to educate and engage voters and the community at large. Although 501(c)(3) organizations cannot support or oppose candidates for public office, there are many activities they can participate in during election years. This training covers the federal tax law rules regarding electoral activities for 501(c)(3)s. Click here to learn more and sign up. 

Lobbying and Advocacy 101
Friday, September 20 - 2 PM ET

Now more than ever, your community is relying on you to stand up for them. If you think your 501(c)(3) public charity status prevents you from advocating for new laws and policies, think again! Whether protecting the rights of undocumented immigrants, pushing for quality education, or demanding safe communities for everyone, you can legally advocate for public policy and community change at every level of government. Click here to learn more and sign up. 

In Person Workshops

Gearing Up for 2020: Election Advocacy for Southern California Nonprofits
Wednesday, August 21 - 9 AM PT - Los Angeles

Join us for a full day of practical tips to learn how to engage policymakers, candidates, and voters while remaining nonpartisan. This intensive training is designed as a primer for staff and board members of 501(c)(3) public charities. Click here to learn more and sign up. 

How Nonprofits Can Engage in the 2020 Election
Wednesday, September 18 - 6:30 PM MT - Denver

Join us in Denver for a chance to network with other nonprofits and hear a panel discussion on ways 501(c)(3), 501(c)(4), 501(c)(5) organizations can engage candidates and voters. Click here to learn more and sign up. 

In Person Technical Assistance

Los Angeles
Friday, August 23 - 10 AM PT

San Francisco
Friday, August 23 - 10 AM PT

Counsel, Bolder Advocacy - Northern California

We are seeking a full-time experienced counsel based in our Northern California office, to provide a range of expertise on legal and effective advocacy activities for nonprofits and foundations.The Counsel will facilitate trainings and workshops that broaden advocacy work of funders and social justice organizations across the country. Click here to learn more and apply. 

Director of Communications

We are seeking a senior communications professional to lead our communications team. The Director serves as the organization’s senior communications professional, responsible for developing and implementing communications strategies to promote the organization and our agenda, primarily in the areas of the federal judiciary and nonprofits’ right to engage in advocacy. Click here to learn more and apply. 

Press Secretary

We are seeking a press secretary to serve as a core member of the Communications Team as well as to support our 501(c)(4) organization Alliance for Justice Action Campaign (AFJAC). This position will play a key role in helping to execute AFJ and AFJAC’s media strategies for outreach, coalition-building, grassroots organizing, and public education  Click here to learn more and apply. 

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