Media *** Organizations Indexed Thereunder. Internships. Have you ever wondered what goes on "behind the scenes" at the International Museum of Women (I.M.O.W.) to support our range of programs and projects? The truth is, our mission to value the lives of women around the world requires a great deal of work. In addition to planning and curating annual exhibitions, I.M.O.W. conducts an on-going speaker series and art and education program. If you would like some first-hand experience in these activities and daily museum operations, consider applying for an internship. Generally six to twelve weeks long, an internship gives you the opportunity to work one-to-one with museum professionals. It is also a great way to meet other interns with similar interests. An internship makes good professional sense, too, because colleges and universities frequently require this type of hands-on-training as a prerequisite for earning degrees, and potential employers are always interested in candidates who come to them with related experience.
Online Organizer, Western Region, Beyond Coal Campaign - Careers. Homepage - careers Come work for the Sierra Club... the time to make a difference is now! Employees of the Sierra Club live our motto of exploring, enjoying, and protecting the planet. The work is meaningful and the people are great. Whether you work in our San Francisco headquarters office or are based in one of our nationwide Field, Chapter or legislative offices, your contributions will help us to achieve our mission. Please note that the Sierra Club only accepts resumes submitted for positions that are currently open.
Unsolicited resumes, or resumes for posted positions that are not submitted via the on-line application process (where available), will not be reviewed or retained. Enjoy our Benefits The Sierra Club offers a full array of benefits to our employees. Diversity at the Sierra Club The Sierra Club values diversity in our staff. Our vision is for the staff, volunteer leaders, members, and supporters of the Sierra Club to reflect the communities of our nation. Www.evafoundation.org/downloads/EGF_SFGirlsFactSheet.pdf. Girls Speak Out® Worldwide.
Andrea Johnston and Gloria Steinem began Girls Speak Out in 1994 to bring girls ages 7 and up together in diverse ways to explore their connections, history, research, rights, strengths and strategies that celebrate their power and help overcome challenges. Original collaborators included girls and women students, teachers and mothers from the ages of 9-71 who met in Andrea's living room during the summer of 1994. The YWCA of the USA and the Third Wave Foundation piloted the program in 1995. Our founding supporters include the Ms. Foundation for Women, UNICEF, Marlo Thomas and Alice Walker. Andrea was instrumental in creating the first public forum for girls in the UN General Assembly as part of her mission to expand the places where girls belong. Gloria Steinem is one of the most influential writers, lecturers, editors, and activists of our time. In 1972, Ms. WEAP - Home. GLIDE - Executive Leadership. Janice Mirikitani Founding PresidentJanice Mirikitani is recognized as a visionary, community activist, leader, poet, and editor.
Mirikitani is the Founding President of the Glide Foundation where she, in partnership with her husband, Reverend Cecil Williams, have achieved worldwide recognition for their groundbreaking organization which empowers San Francisco’s poor and marginalized communities to make meaningful changes in their lives to break the cycle of poverty and dependence. Over 43 years they built 87 comprehensive programs that provide education, recovery support, primary and mental health care, job training, housing and human services. Mirikitani's passion has been to create programs for women and families as they struggle with issues of substance abuse, rape, incest, domestic violence, the AIDS crisis, single parenting, childcare, health/wellness, education, and jobs development.
Mirikitani is San Francisco’s second Poet Laureate, appointed in 2000. Back to the top. Global Exchange - Building People-to-People Ties. Home | International Development Exchange. CARE Careers. In nearly all cases, CARE’s hiring process is centralized with qualified candidates screened and referred to an officer or manager with hiring authority. As a large, ever-changing organization, new opportunities regularly become available. Be sure to keep your applicant information up to date and check job listings frequently for opportunities you believe best fit your skills and goals.
If there is an interest in your candidacy, someone from our team will contact you. Here you can search for new and rewarding career opportunities that align with your skills, education and preferred location. Due to the large volume of applications, only short-listed candidates will be contacted. Below each job description is a link specific to that particular opportunity. If you are a returning user, enter your email address and password in the space provided below each job posting and then click the “add to my jobs” button.
SHARE Foundation: Building a New El Salvador Today! Seva Foundation: History. Seva Foundation's history of Compassion in Action The answer turned out to be Seva Foundation. In 1978, after working with the World Health Organization (WHO) to end smallpox in India, Dr. Larry Brilliant (currently President, Skoll Global Threats Fund), and his wife Girija Brilliant, a public health specialist, published an article entitled Death of a Killer Disease. It was a personal account of their decade in Asia, first as youthful travelers, then as spiritual seekers, and eventually as part of WHO's successful smallpox eradication team. They concluded the article with an appeal to readers to find the compassion and understanding to support international health programs to benefit those struggling with poverty.
Readers were moved, and soon $20,000 of donations arrived in Larry and Girija's mailbox — with the first $5,000 coming from not-yet-famous computer inventor, Steve Jobs. The Sight Program is LaunchedDr. Find out how you can give the gift of sight >