The Vermont Network is currently looking to hire a new Policy and Economic Justice Specialist. Below is the job description, requirements, and how to apply: The Vermont Network is seeking a qualified candidate for its Policy and Economic Justice Specialist position. This 40 hour per week position, which is situated at our offices in Montpelier, Vermont, offers a competitive salary and benefit package, and the opportunity to work in a dynamic, supportive work environment on important social change issues. The Policy and Economic Justice Specialist is responsible for improving public policy to support the safety and economic well-being of all victims/survivors of domestic and sexual violence in Vermont. We hope to recruit someone who brings the following skills and attitudes:
Any combination of experience and education equal to a Bachelor’s of Arts or Science Degree in one of the human services or related fields;
Working knowledge of Vermont’s state government, legislative process and policy analysis.
Knowledge of Vermont’s social services, housing, and government entitlement system.
Experience in systems advocacy related to domestic and sexual violence.
Experience in systems advocacy related to domestic and sexual violence.
A demonstrated commitment to anti-oppression work and ending violence against women;
Ability and commitment to work within a team model to achieve organizational goals;
Excellent verbal and written communication skills;
Excellent group facilitation skills.
The Vermont Network seeks and supports a multi-racial, multi-ethnic and multi-cultural work place for the benefit of our organization, our work and our movement to end gender-based violence. We strongly encourage applicants from racially or ethnically diverse communities, LGBTQ communities and individuals with disabilities to apply. Send an application packet that includes a cover letter and resume to karents@vtnetwork.org by the close of business on February 13, 2015.