Job Description

The paralegal will work with and support staff and attorneys across all of Advancement Project’s programs and initiatives. Current program areas include voter protection, ending the schoolhouse-to jailhouse-track, immigrant justice, and re-enfranchisement.

Required Qualifications:
•Strong writing, communication and factual research skills, including editing and cite checking;
•Intermediate to advanced computer and data entry skills, including familiarity with MS Word and basic Excel calculations;
•Willingness to work in various program areas;
•Demonstrated commitment to racial justice;
•Ability to prioritize tasks, work under deadlines, and juggle multiple tasks/assignments;
•The ability to analyze legal and factual documents for accuracy;
•High level of motivation and initiative.

Qualifications

Education Requirement: Bachelor's Degree (4 yrs. college)
Experience: At least 3 years
Skills: Desired Qualifications:
•Comfort with numbers and statistical analysis;
•Paralegal skills or experience; including some knowledge of legal terminology and principles, and the ability to interact well with attorneys;
•Experience tracking state and/or federal legislation;
•Experience submitting and/or tracking public records requests;
•Experience conducting and transcribing interviews;
•Experience using database management systems, such as Microsoft Access;
•Substantive experience working in any of Advancement Project’s program areas;
•Fluency in more than one language.

Organization Description

Advancement Project is a next generation, multi-racial civil rights organization. We tackle inequity with innovative strategies and strong community alliances. With a national office in DC, and two offices in California, we combine law, communications, policy and technology to create workable solutions and achieve systemic change. We aim to inspire and strengthen movements that expand opportunity for all.

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Citizens for Global Solutions is entering an exciting new chapter in its history in which we will emphasize the development of an online movement for Americans who want the United States to take a responsible and cooperative role in the world. We are calling this new initiative “GlobalSolutions.org,” and it will require a renewed and creative focus on membership, issue campaigns, social media, messaging, communications and marketing.

We are seeking to fill a new position of Director of Campaigns in our Washington, D.C. headquarters with someone who will get in on the “ground floor” and lead the successful launch and growth of this online movement. The Director of Campaigns will report to the President and be substantially responsible for the development and implementation of a plan to build GlobalSolutions.org as an online membership movement. The Director of Campaigns will oversee communications with current members and chapters across the country and oversee the selection and production of campaigns. He/she will use outbound communications materials, translating information and policy positions into successful campaigns.

The Director of Campaigns will supervise strategic and tactical campaign development and monitoring from beginning to conclusion. Supervising a team of four, he/she will oversee the Global Solutions Political Action Committee and the Advisory Group devoted to communications and membership feedback loops. Responsibilities include online strategies and tactics to significantly grow the membership of GlobalSolutions.org. The Director of Campaigns will be a member of the senior staff team and will coordinate all strategy with the Director of Development and Director of Marketing and Communications.

Qualifications

Education Requirement: Bachelor's Degree (4 yrs. college)
Experience: At least 5 years
Skills: The successful candidate will have a bachelor’s degree and 5-8 years of demonstrated success in online membership building, campaign supervision, and previous experience with an online movement driven organization. Experience with Salsa software will be helpful. We are looking for candidates who are organized and disciplined, possess good verbal and written communication skills, and can operate independently to complete tasks and solve problems. As a relatively small organization, we are seeking candidates who are collegial, collaborative and able to handle multiple tasks and spontaneous demands. A competitive salary, commensurate with experience, and generous benefits (health, vacation, etc.) are offered.

Organization Description

Citizens for Global Solutions is a nonprofit organization working to create a national online movement for Americans who want the United States to take a responsible and cooperative role in the world. Our members believe that international cooperation is essential to build a safer, more secure world and that the U.S. is an important positive force in helping to create that world. We have a staff of 10–12 people in our Washington headquarters office.

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Job Description

ADMINISTRATIVE (40%)
- Coordinate bookkeeping tasks for SOA Watch and the 501(c)3 SOA Watch Educational Fund including managing bank accounts, payroll, benefits, and payment of other bills; tracking all assets and liabilities; developing annual budgets and regularly analyzing and evaluating those budgets; providing budgeting information for decision-making by SOA Watch Council and staff; fulfilling tax and insurance requirements; filing corporate tax documents for 501c(4) and 990 documents for 501c(3); managing guidestar.org profile; identifying opportunities for cost savings; producing quarterly, semi-annual, and annual financial reports
- Manage approximately $400,000 in income and expenses per year
- Coordinate with Venezuela and Chile offices for financial needs and project support.
- Manage daily operation of computers; providing information on problems to consultants for repairs
- Recruit and coordinate interns and office volunteers
- Manage Democracy in Action/Salsa Labs database including deduplicating records, data imports and exports, updating supporter information based on email, phone, and returned and forwarded mail requests.

DEVELOPMENT (30%)
- Research and apply for grants and other sources of funding
- Maintain donor relationships through phone calls, in-person visits, email, and thank yous
- Propose, develop, and implement projects for building donor base
- Develop donor appeals both in letter form and online
- Distribute donor mailings and other fundraising materials to supporters
- Process donations received by mail
- Facilitate the Development Working Group
- Review fundraiser performance using data and analytics from DIA/Salsa Database
- Run donor reports every two weeks and send out thank yous to sustaining and major donors
- Provide fundraising information for decision-making by SOA Watch Council and staff

EVENT COORDINATION (15%)
- Support volunteer Working Groups that coordinate different aspects of SOA Watch events
- Directly coordinate logistics for all national SOA Watch events, particularly the resource and fundraising components of events

GENERAL (15%)
- Support newsletter and other publications by maintaining database of activists, generating recipient lists, managing Presente Bulk orders and coordinating distribution of those orders
- Stock and distribute SOA Watch book and video resources
- In conjunction with other staff, answer calls and messages from SOA Watch activists
-Participate in Council conference calls, event coordination conference calls, and regular staff meetings

Required Qualifications:

1. Strong commitment to working in a diverse, grassroots movement rooted in solidarity with the people of Latin America. Commitment to the mission of SOA Watch as described above
2. Ability to work independently and in a collective process; follow-through and attention to detail is essential
3. Strong computer skills including ability to work with Quickbooks, excel and other applications
4. Budgeting and payroll experience
5. Strong interpersonal and communication skills
6. Willingness to work in a consensus decision-making environment
7. Excellent time and project management skills
8. Spanish fluency/proficiency (speak, read, write)

Desired:
1. Familiarity with Democracy in Action/Salsa Labs database

The salary for this full-time position is $35,000 with health benefits, paid vacation, holiday time, and opportunities for skills development.
Applicants for the position are expected to make a minimum time committment of no less than two years.
People of color and women are encouraged to apply.

How to Apply:

Please send a resume, a cover letter explaining what qualities you would bring to this job, your salary requirements and three references to Hendrik Voss at hvoss@soaw.org.

Applications are due by May 25, 2012 and will be reviewed upon receipt, the start date for this position is June 18, 2012.

Qualifications

Skills: Required Qualifications:

1. Strong commitment to working in a diverse, grassroots movement rooted in solidarity with the people of Latin America. Commitment to the mission of SOA Watch as described above
2. Ability to work independently and in a collective process; follow-through and attention to detail is essential
3. Strong computer skills including ability to work with Quickbooks, excel and other applications
4. Budgeting and payroll experience
5. Strong interpersonal and communication skills
6. Willingness to work in a consensus decision-making environment
7. Excellent time and project management skills
8. Spanish fluency/proficiency (speak, read, write)

Desired:
1. Familiarity with Democracy in Action/Salsa Labs database

The salary for this full-time position is $35,000 with health benefits, paid vacation, holiday time, and opportunities for skills development.
Applicants for the position are expected to make a minimum time committment of no less than two years.
People of color and women are encouraged to apply.

Organization Description

SOA Watch is an independent grassroots organization that seeks to close the US Army School of the Americas, under whatever name it is called, through vigils and fasts, demonstrations and nonviolent protest, as well as media and legislative work.

On November 16, 1989, six Jesuit priests, their co-worker and her teenage daughter were massacred in El Salvador. A U.S. Congressional Task Force reported that those responsible were trained at the U.S. Army School of the Americas (SOA) at Ft. Benning, Georgia.

In 1990 SOA Watch began in a tiny apartment outside the main gate of Ft. Benning. While starting with a small group, SOA Watch quickly drew upon the knowledge and experience of many in the U.S. who had worked with the people of Latin America in the 1970's and 80's.

Today, the SOA Watch movement is a large, diverse, grassroots movement rooted in solidarity with the people of Latin America. The goal of SOA Watch is to close the SOA and to change U.S. foreign policy in Latin America by educating the public, lobbying Congress and participating in creative, nonviolent resistance. The Pentagon has responded to the growing movement and Congress' near closure of the SOA with a PR campaign to give the SOA a new image. In an attempt to disassociate the school with its horrific past, the SOA was renamed the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation in January of 2001.

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This position reports to the Communities of Color Organizing Director. This position combines the numbers based accountability and massive scale of political organizing with the leadership development and team building inherent in community organizing. The core of this position is recruiting, training and supporting dozens of leaders who in turn recruit, support and train hundreds of volunteers to have 10’s of thousands of high-quality in-depth conversations with Minnesota voters. This position requires an individual who likes leading and working in a team, can maintain multiple responsibilities and can stay on top of information and tasks in a fast-paced organization.
Duties and Responsibilities
Develop and implement systems and logistics to execute effective large scale voter contact and volunteer recruitment actions, such as phone banking, and relationship building with Native-American community members
Recruit, train, and support volunteers and volunteer organizers in all actions.
Identify volunteer leaders and manage their leadership development. Build teams of volunteer leaders within the Native-American Community
Identify, develop, and work with allied partners on voter identification actions.
Coordinate organizing projects as needed, including grassroots fundraising, & earned media
Lead community activists through community power analysis and follow up
Other tasks as assigned.

Location: A OutFront Native American Community Organizer would be based out of either Saint Paul or Bemidji Minnesota with substantial travel and organizing time in either community.

Qualifications

Skills: Qualifications
Proven ability to develop and implement concrete goals based on critical thinking about grassroots organizing tactics, coalition building, and electoral campaigns.
Passionate about defeating the anti-same sex marriage constitutional amendment and achieving LGBT equality
Highly organized and responsible self-starter with the ability to identify new opportunities, while effectively utilizing existing resources.
Effective communicator. Values and fosters open communication; uses and understands the importance of active listening skills and is an effective public speaker with above average writing skills
Proven ability to work as part of a team in a fast paced environment; willingness to pitch in to help others; able to handle high-stress situations.
Values self-improvement; able to accept praise and critical feedback and seeks evaluation.
Inspires other colleagues, volunteers, and community members to do high-quality organizing work.
Demonstrates enthusiasm about work.
Proven ability and willingness to work long hours, including nights and weekends and maintain a flexible schedule.
Experience working in a multi-cultural environment where commitment to diversity based on race, ethnic origin, gender, age, sexual orientation and physical ability is an important institutional value.
Experience with communities of faith and an openness to difference in religious traditions
Previous experience with voter and volunteer data systems as well as community organizing and leadership development is desirable

Organization Description

OutFront Minnesota has co-founded Minnesotans United for All Families; a broad coalition of organizations focused on defeating the proposed constitutional amendment banning marriage for same-sex couples placed on the ballot in November 2012. Minnesota will be the first state to defeat an anti-marriage amendment through a campaign that is highly relational, deeply accountable, and massive in scale. The campaign is investing in a large faith organizing team because people of faith know that all the parts of their lives are connected and the love and commitment that is shared in marriage has everything to do with their faith.

OutFront is hiring a Native-American Community Organizer to further build this movement!

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Job Description

This position reports to the Communities of Color Organizing Director. This position combines the numbers based accountability and massive scale of political organizing with the leadership development and team building inherent in community organizing. The core of this position is recruiting, training and supporting dozens of leaders who in turn recruit, support and train hundreds of volunteers to have 10’s of thousands of high-quality in-depth conversations with Minnesota voters. This position requires an individual who likes leading and working in a team, can maintain multiple responsibilities and can stay on top of information and tasks in a fast-paced organization.

Duties and Responsibilities

Develop and implement systems and logistics to execute effective large scale voter contact and volunteer recruitment actions, such as phone banking, and relationship building with Asian-American community members

Recruit, train, and support volunteers and volunteer organizers in all actions.

Identify volunteer leaders and manage their leadership development. Build teams of volunteer leaders within the Asian-American Community

Identify, develop, and work with allied partners on voter identification actions.

Coordinate organizing projects as needed, including grassroots fundraising, & earned media

Lead community activists through community power analysis and follow up

Other tasks as assigned.

Qualifications

Skills: Proven ability to develop and implement concrete goals based on critical thinking about grassroots organizing tactics, coalition building, and electoral campaigns.

Passionate about defeating the anti-same sex marriage constitutional amendment and achieving LGBT equality

Highly organized and responsible self-starter with the ability to identify new opportunities, while effectively utilizing existing resources.

Effective communicator. Values and fosters open communication; uses and understands the importance of active listening skills and is an effective public speaker with above average writing skills

Proven ability to work as part of a team in a fast paced environment; willingness to pitch in to help others; able to handle high-stress situations.

Values self-improvement; able to accept praise and critical feedback and seeks evaluation.

Inspires other colleagues, volunteers, and community members to do high-quality organizing work.

Demonstrates enthusiasm about work.

Proven ability and willingness to work long hours, including nights and weekends and maintain a flexible schedule.

Experience working in a multi-cultural environment where commitment to diversity based on race, ethnic origin, gender, age, sexual orientation and physical ability is an important institutional value.

Experience with communities of faith and an openness to difference in religious traditions.

Previous experience with voter and volunteer data systems as well as community organizing and leadership development is desirable.

Ability to speak Hmong or another Asian language that is dominant in the Minnesota Asian Community is strongly preferred.

Organization Description

OutFront Minnesota has co-founded Minnesotans United for All Families; a broad coalition of organizations focused on defeating the proposed constitutional amendment banning marriage for same-sex couples placed on the ballot in November 2012. Minnesota will be the first state to defeat an anti-marriage amendment through a campaign that is highly relational, deeply accountable, and massive in scale. The campaign is investing in a large faith organizing team because people of faith know that all the parts of their lives are connected and the love and commitment that is shared in marriage has everything to do with their faith.

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Would you like to join the team?

Minnesotans United for All Families is looking for general campaign interns, willing to pitch in and help do what needs to be done! There will be opportunities to experience and learn about many parts of what will be the biggest grassroots campaign that Minnesota has ever seen!

General Campaign Intern Job Description
Interns for Minnesotans United will primarily work in the office, providing assistance in one or many of the following areas: 1) fundraising and event planning, 2) communications and media relations 3) field operations, or 4) general administration.

Among possible responsibilities include:
Fundraising and Event Planning
• Support the activities of the Director of Finance and Budget and the rest of the Finance Team
• Contact potential event hosts and providing support during events
• Organize and update event calendar
• Conduct donor research
• Learning the donor management software and doing data entry of contributions
• Creating call sheets
• Ability to make phone calls for various fundraising activities on behalf of campaign

Communications and Media Relations
• Supporting the activities of the Director of Communication and Research and the Press Secretary
• Keeping the press list up-to-date and assisting in drafting, editing or distributing press releases
• Supporting the social media efforts of the campaign
• Photographing or videotaping events
• Editing website content and working with web developers to make more substantive changes
• Graphic design and page layout

Field Operations
• Supporting the activities of the Deputy Campaign Manager for Field & Volunteer Operations and the other field staff
• Attending and providing support at field trainings and events
• Support the campaign with essential field efforts such as phone banking, door-to-door canvassing and volunteer recruitment

Qualifications

Skills: Knowledge & Skills Desired
• College student and/or college graduate interested in politics or gaining campaign experience; previous campaign experience preferred but not required
• Working knowledge of Microsoft Word & Excel and facility with learning database programs
• Organized and quick learner
• Integrity and discretion within a professional environment
• Excellent verbal and written communication and interpersonal skills
• Strong attention to detail and timing as well as excellence in execution
• Proven organizational, research and analytical skills
• Ability to work and contribute in a highly collaborative, high-paced team environment
• Proven success in a small organization with wide-ranging responsibilities
• Ability to multitask independently and demonstrate sound judgment

Organization Description

Minnesotans United for All Families is a broad coalition of organizations and community and business leaders. Faith, labor, progressive, and nonpartisan organizations, communities of color, current and former elected officials, Republicans, DFLers, Greens, Independents, and Libertarians have all joined to defeat the proposed constitutional amendment which would ban marriage for same-sex couples in Minnesota.
We are a coalition founded on a strong belief in the power of marriage. We believe marriage and family are about love and commitment, working together, bettering the community, raising children, and growing old together. We believe in a Minnesota that values and supports strong families and creates a welcoming environment for all Minnesota families to thrive. And we believe marriage matters. To all.

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President Obama says "I do" and now it's time to for the rest of the United states to stand with marriage equality.

From North Carolina to California, Grassroots Campaigns is dedicated to activating and mobilizing people to take a stand for progressive issues. Be it marriage equality, women's reproductive rights, or voting rights, we are focused on educating people and building public support around these issues to have their voices be heard.

A movement takes more than just one person standing behind it – now that the President has announced his support for marriage equality, now more than ever we need to act!

Grassroots Campaigns, in partnership with the ACLU, is hiring Assistant Directors to run our campaign offices across the country to stand up for equality.

If hired, you will manage one of our campaign offices, build community support, educate the public, and recruit new members for leading non-profit partner organizations, like the ACLU. Grassroots Campaigns is actively working on campaigns to protect the environment, fight poverty, and protect women’s rights.

In this position, you will take on leadership and responsibility, while learning how to run a field campaign. You will need strong communication and motivational skills, work ethic and desire for political change. You must have the leadership ability to oversee a team and an orientation towards handling substantial responsibility.

Applications are considered on a rolling basis. Qualified applicants will be contacted about opportunities with Grassroots Campaigns within a week. We are currently hiring across the United States in: Berkeley, CA; Los Angeles, CA; Orange County, CA; Pasadena, CA; Sacramento, CA; San Diego, CA; San Francisco, CA; Santa Cruz, CA; Denver, CO; New Haven, CT; Washington DC; Miami, FL; Orlando, FL; Chicago, IL; Amherst, MA; Boston, MA; Kansas City, MO; St. Louis, MO; Minneapolis, MN; Missoula, MT; Omaha, NE; Charlotte, NC; Raleigh, NC; Morristown, NJ; Albuquerque, NM; New York, NY; Cincinnati, OH; Columbus, OH; Portland, OR; Philadelphia, PA; Pittsburgh, PA; Austin, TX; and Seattle, WA. Candidates will need to relocate to these cities.

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President Obama says "I do" and now it's time to for the rest of the United states to stand with marriage equality.

From North Carolina to California, Grassroots Campaigns is dedicated to activating and mobilizing people to take a stand for progressive issues. Be it marriage equality, women's reproductive rights, or voting rights, we are focused on educating people and building public support around these issues to have their voices be heard.

A movement takes more than just one person standing behind it – now that the President has announced his support for marriage equality, now more than ever we need to act!

Grassroots Campaigns, in partnership with the ACLU, is hiring Assistant Directors to run our campaign offices across the country to stand up for equality.

If hired, you will manage one of our campaign offices, build community support, educate the public, and recruit new members for leading non-profit partner organizations, like the ACLU. Grassroots Campaigns is actively working on campaigns to protect the environment, fight poverty, and protect women’s rights.

In this position, you will take on leadership and responsibility, while learning how to run a field campaign. You will need strong communication and motivational skills, work ethic and desire for political change. You must have the leadership ability to oversee a team and an orientation towards handling substantial responsibility.

Applications are considered on a rolling basis. Qualified applicants will be contacted about opportunities with Grassroots Campaigns within a week. We are currently hiring across the United States in: Berkeley, CA; Los Angeles, CA; Orange County, CA; Pasadena, CA; Sacramento, CA; San Diego, CA; San Francisco, CA; Santa Cruz, CA; Denver, CO; New Haven, CT; Washington DC; Miami, FL; Orlando, FL; Chicago, IL; Amherst, MA; Boston, MA; Kansas City, MO; St. Louis, MO; Minneapolis, MN; Missoula, MT; Omaha, NE; Charlotte, NC; Raleigh, NC; Morristown, NJ; Albuquerque, NM; New York, NY; Cincinnati, OH; Columbus, OH; Portland, OR; Philadelphia, PA; Pittsburgh, PA; Austin, TX; and Seattle, WA. Candidates will need to relocate to these cities.

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President Obama says "I do" and now it's time to for the rest of the United states to stand with marriage equality.

From North Carolina to California, Grassroots Campaigns is dedicated to activating and mobilizing people to take a stand for progressive issues. Be it marriage equality, women's reproductive rights, or voting rights, we are focused on educating people and building public support around these issues to have their voices be heard.

A movement takes more than just one person standing behind it – now that the President has announced his support for marriage equality, now more than ever we need to act!

Grassroots Campaigns, in partnership with the ACLU, is hiring Assistant Directors to run our campaign offices across the country to stand up for equality.

If hired, you will manage one of our campaign offices, build community support, educate the public, and recruit new members for leading non-profit partner organizations, like the ACLU. Grassroots Campaigns is actively working on campaigns to protect the environment, fight poverty, and protect women’s rights.

In this position, you will take on leadership and responsibility, while learning how to run a field campaign. You will need strong communication and motivational skills, work ethic and desire for political change. You must have the leadership ability to oversee a team and an orientation towards handling substantial responsibility.

Applications are considered on a rolling basis. Qualified applicants will be contacted about opportunities with Grassroots Campaigns within a week. We are currently hiring across the United States in: Berkeley, CA; Los Angeles, CA; Orange County, CA; Pasadena, CA; Sacramento, CA; San Diego, CA; San Francisco, CA; Santa Cruz, CA; Denver, CO; New Haven, CT; Washington DC; Miami, FL; Orlando, FL; Chicago, IL; Amherst, MA; Boston, MA; Kansas City, MO; St. Louis, MO; Minneapolis, MN; Missoula, MT; Omaha, NE; Charlotte, NC; Raleigh, NC; Morristown, NJ; Albuquerque, NM; New York, NY; Cincinnati, OH; Columbus, OH; Portland, OR; Philadelphia, PA; Pittsburgh, PA; Austin, TX; and Seattle, WA. Candidates will need to relocate to these cities.

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President Obama says "I do" and now it's time to for the rest of the United states to stand with marriage equality.

From North Carolina to California, Grassroots Campaigns is dedicated to activating and mobilizing people to take a stand for progressive issues. Be it marriage equality, women's reproductive rights, or voting rights, we are focused on educating people and building public support around these issues to have their voices be heard.

A movement takes more than just one person standing behind it – now that the President has announced his support for marriage equality, now more than ever we need to act!

Grassroots Campaigns, in partnership with the ACLU, is hiring Assistant Directors to run our campaign offices across the country to stand up for equality.

If hired, you will manage one of our campaign offices, build community support, educate the public, and recruit new members for leading non-profit partner organizations, like the ACLU. Grassroots Campaigns is actively working on campaigns to protect the environment, fight poverty, and protect women’s rights.

In this position, you will take on leadership and responsibility, while learning how to run a field campaign. You will need strong communication and motivational skills, work ethic and desire for political change. You must have the leadership ability to oversee a team and an orientation towards handling substantial responsibility.

Applications are considered on a rolling basis. Qualified applicants will be contacted about opportunities with Grassroots Campaigns within a week. We are currently hiring across the United States in: Berkeley, CA; Los Angeles, CA; Orange County, CA; Pasadena, CA; Sacramento, CA; San Diego, CA; San Francisco, CA; Santa Cruz, CA; Denver, CO; New Haven, CT; Washington DC; Miami, FL; Orlando, FL; Chicago, IL; Amherst, MA; Boston, MA; Kansas City, MO; St. Louis, MO; Minneapolis, MN; Missoula, MT; Omaha, NE; Charlotte, NC; Raleigh, NC; Morristown, NJ; Albuquerque, NM; New York, NY; Cincinnati, OH; Columbus, OH; Portland, OR; Philadelphia, PA; Pittsburgh, PA; Austin, TX; and Seattle, WA. Candidates will need to relocate to these cities.

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