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26 people are interested
Communications Internship
ORGANIZATION: Community Renewal Society
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26 people are interested
Community Renewal Society (CRS) is a faith-based organization that strives to achieve its vision of a just community in which racism and poverty no longer limit people’s full participation in society through working with a powerful organizing and policy advocacy network and by publishing two highly-regarded investigative journals on matters of social justice.
The Communications Intern will help CRS identify constituents and build relationships. This position is in a key area of non-profit administration and will allow the Associate to gain insight into grassroots organizing and community building by updating supporter records and conducting research.
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About Community Renewal Society
Location:
111 W Jackson, Suite 820, Chicago, IL 60604, US
Mission Statement
Community Renewal Society (CRS) is a faith-based organization that strives to achieve its vision of a just community in which racism and poverty no longer limit people’s full participation in society through working with a powerful organizing and policy advocacy network and by publishing two highly-regarded investigative journals on matters of social justice.
Description
Community Renewal Society (CRS) is a progressive, faith-based organization that works to eliminate race and class barriers. Founded in 1882, CRS informs, organizes and trains both communities and individuals to advocate for social and economic justice.
We believe every resident in our region has the right to:
- Affordable housing
- A high-quality education
- Jobs that pay a living wage
- A fair criminal justice system
- Safe, vibrant neighborhoods
- Redeem themselves in the public eye once they've paid their debt to society.
To achieve our goal of a region that is free of race and class barriers, we:
- Work purposefully on multiple issues, principally housing, jobs, education and criminal justice, because they are often intertwined
- Work with a cross section of communities and leaders, engaging them in these critical issues
- Examine and suggest improvements in current public practices
- Expose the direct relationship between reducing social inequities and the long-term economic health of our region
- Hold government accountable for its role in breaking down race and class barriers and making the region work for all of its residents.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
111 W JacksonSuite 820Chicago, IL 60604
DATE POSTED
August 4, 2016
SKILLS
- Internet Research
- Analytics
- Database Administration
- Basic Computer Skills
- Data Entry
GOOD FOR
- People 55+
REQUIREMENTS
- Must be at least 18
- Flexible, Mon-Thurs, 9-5, 10-30 hrs a week