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Article #6072Job Announcement!
From: Wild River
Date: Thu, 08 Feb 1996 00:00
Date: Thu, 08 Feb 1996 00:00
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American River Campaign Coordinator
The American River Coalition is seeking to retain a consultant to
fill the position of American River Campaign Coordinator. The Coalition is
an alliance of approximately 25 national, regional and local organizations
dedicated to the protection of the American River. The Coalition's 1996
campaign goals are to defeat federal and state legislation authorizing
construction of the proposed Auburn dam on the American River; defeat local
funding for the Auburn dam; pass federal, state and/or regional measures
authorizing a non-Auburn dam flood control project; encourage
regional water supply solutions which do not require construction of the
Auburn dam; and set the foundation for future legislative protection of the
American River.
To fulfill these goals, the Campaign Coordinator will:
* Help develop and implement a federal/state/local campaign
strategy in coordination with the steering committee and
other staff.
* Coordinate with other consultants, staff, organizations and
individual activists working on the campaign.
* Lobby legislative and agency decision makers in Washington
D.C. and Sacramento, California.
* Coordinate media and public education outreach with other
campaign participants.
* Solicit funding for the campaign.
The Campaign Coordinator will report to the American River Coalition
Steering Committee. The Coordinator's contract will pay $3,750/month, not
including expenses. The contract will begin immediately for a six month
period and will be considered for renewal. Working with a fundraising
consultant and the steering committee, the Coordinator will be responsible
for some fundraising. Campaign tasks in Washington D.C. and in California
will require extensive travel and time spent in both locations.
Qualifications should include experience in strategy development and
implementation, legislative lobbying, collaborative work, fundraising,
media and communication skills.
To apply, send a letter of introduction, resume and references to Steve
Evans, Conservation Director, Friends of the River, 128 J Street - 2nd
Floor, Sacramento, CA 95814, (916) 442-3155, FAX: (916) 442-3396.
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