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San Jose, CA 95128
Rebuilding Alliance is doing remarkable work, bringing the world together to keep Palestinian villages standing. Come help us process donations and send thank you notes to our donors! Specific tasks include inputting donation information into our Salesforce.com database, updating addresses, printing receipts and thank you notes using a template, and addressing envelopes. This is an awesome opportunity for anyone with good handwriting, anyone who is looking to gain more familiarity with Salesforce, and/or for anyone who is interested in a career in donor development and communications. This is a great activity for a team and we're happy to sign community service forms! We'll teach you how to use Salesforce.com, and we'll provide all the templates needed. We will provide supplies and we can meet at a local cafe or library to pack the envelopes together. If you are interested, please email a short note describing why you are interested to Contact@RebuildingAlliance.org or reply to this message.
Date Posted: Jul 27, 2023
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Oct 29
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Virtual Opportunity
Congress intervenes when Constituents ask -- this is not lobbying. When Rebuilding Alliance launches a Contact Congress campaign, we invite all House and Senate offices to schedule Zoom briefings with guest speakers and constituents joining the call. We've just finished 108 briefings focused on keeping Palestinian schools standing. Now we want to hold a briefing series to express concern about assuring reciprocity in the proposed US Visa Waiver Program. Are you interested in any of the following positions? Speakers Scheduler, to work with the 10-12 guest speakers to schedule one per briefing Congressional Offices Scheduler, to work with Congressional offices to set-up their Zoom call Constituent Coordinator, to invite constituents to register for the Zoom calls, and schedule meet-ups to help them prepare for the Zoom briefing w their member of Congress Briefing Technical Assistant who will attend the Zoom briefing Rebuilding Alliance is seeking Advocacy Interns and Volunteers to support our efforts in promoting equal rights and advocating for justice on behalf of American families. As an Advocacy Intern, you will have the opportunity to contribute to our mission by engaging in various advocacy initiatives, conducting research, coordinating campaigns, and assisting in stakeholder engagement. This internship offers valuable hands-on experience in the field of human rights, advocacy, and politics. Other responsibilities include: Research and Analysis: Conduct research on key issues related to our advocacy campaigns, including human rights, education, politics Analyze policy documents, reports, and relevant data to support evidence-based advocacy strategies. Campaign Coordination: Assist in the coordination and implementation of advocacy campaigns, including organizing events, meetings, and awareness-raising activities. Collaborate with team members to develop campaign materials, such as fact sheets/one-pagers, policy briefs, and social media content. Stakeholder Engagement: Support in building and maintaining relationships with stakeholders, including policymakers, community leaders, partner organizations, and media outlets. Assist in organizing meetings, briefings, and outreach activities to promote dialogue and collaboration. Policy Advocacy: Contribute to the development of policy recommendations and advocacy messages to influence decision-makers and promote positive change. Assist in drafting letters, statements, and submissions to policymakers, government officials, and international bodies. Monitoring and Evaluation: Assist in monitoring and evaluating the impact of advocacy efforts through data collection, analysis, and reporting. Support in maintaining records of advocacy activities, including contact databases and campaign progress. Qualifications and Skills: Strong passion for human rights and problem solving with good written and speaking skills. Able to spend 12-15 hrs. per week working remotely Currently enrolled in or recently completed a relevant degree program (e.g., International Relations, Political Science, Human Rights, etc.) or have equivalent experience or a deep interest Detail-oriented with excellent organizational and time management abilities. Familiarity with advocacy tools, social media platforms, and online campaigning is a plus. Knowledge of international human rights frameworks and global humanitarian issues, and of the US governmental system is desirable. Application Process: To apply for the Advocacy Intern position at Rebuilding Alliance, please reply with Cover letter expressing what you bring to this position - write this in your reply note and include 3 references Resume outlining your relevant experiences and educational background. Please send your resume to contact@rebuildingalliance.org with the subject line "Advocacy Intern / Volunteer Application - [Your Name]". Note: This position is a remote internship / volunteer oportunity Rebuilding Alliance is an equal opportunity employer and encourages candidates from diverse backgrounds to apply. About Rebuilding Alliance Rebuilding Alliance is a non-profit organization deeply committed to advancing equal rights for the Palestinian people through education, advocacy, and comprehensive support. Our mission is to ensure that Palestinian families have the fundamental rights to a home, access to quality education, economic security, safety, and the opportunity for a promising future. Through advocacy, grassroots initiatives, and community engagement, we strive to bring about positive change and foster lasting solutions.
Date Posted: Jul 25, 2023
Flexible Schedule
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Virtual Opportunity
Rebuilding Alliance is seeking volunteers to join our Together We Can: Medical Food for Palestine's PKU Kids program! Please reply by email to: edgar@rebuildingalliance.org With your email please provide: 1. Your cover letter describing why you are the right person for this internship position 2. Your resume, and 3. Two references ----------------------------More Info on this role and our organization--------------------------------- PKU stands for Phenylketonuria. Children born with this condition cannot digest most proteins. They need special medical food and without it, they suffer irreversible brain damage. In 2017, a parent in Gaza asked Rebuilding Alliance’s help to buy medical food for her two children - we found out there are 220 PKU children in Gaza and another 360 PKU children in the West Bank all of whom need 6 cans of medical food each month. Once we learned the scope of the medical food crisis, we formed a 'PKU Tiger Team’ to bring this forward with the UN Health Cluster and the medical community. Our all-volunteer advisory team is meeting twice a month, and there’s a lot of good work ahead. If you would like to lead or co-lead this team, you will be responsible for assisting in managing the project, coordinating with the team to share the latest news, using your network and ours to engage the members of the UN's Health Cluster to resolve the crisis, and help develop press strategy. As a volunteer, we would also ask your help with our PKU Mommy’s Kitchen Cooking Show as they launch Season 2! If you are detail-oriented, passionate about public health particularly children’s health, comfortable working with a team and independently, willing to spend 8-10 hours per week on the project, able to respond to emergencies, good at fundraising (or want to learn how), and committed to making a positive difference in the lives of children, especially PKU children in Gaza, please apply. We ask for a 6 month commitment. For more information about the project, go to: https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/palestine-pku-children
Date Posted: Sep 9, 2023
