Career Opportunities
Retreat Co-Instructor, Emerging Leader Fellows
LDSJ is hiring a retreat co-instructor to co-develop curriculum and co-lead two week-long in person retreats with a joint course and retreat co-instructor. Our ideal instructors are people with 10+ years of social justice leadership experience (at the director level or above) who have a passion for leadership development, mentorship, and training. We have a strong preference for candidates with experience in the labor movement and/or organizing around corporate accountability. Read more about the position HERE
Joint Retreat & Course Co-Instructor, Emerging Leader Fellows
LDSJ is hiring a joint retreat and course co-instructor to co-develop curriculum and co-lead two week-long in person retreats. This co-instructor will also serve as an adjunct professor at CUNY SLU to co-teach the Social Movements course with CUNY SLU faculty. Our ideal instructors are people with 10+ years of social justice leadership experience (at the director level or above) who have a passion for leadership development, mentorship, and training. We have a strong preference for candidates with experience in the labor movement and/or organizing around corporate accountability. Read more about the position HERE
Co-Instructor, Movement Leader Fellows
The Leadership institute is seeking a co-instructor for its Movement Leader Fellowship (mid-career cohort) to serve as a curriculum developer and lead trainer for the fellowship year. Our ideal instructor is someone with 15+ years of social justice leadership experience who has a passion for leadership development/mentorship, and who would be available to help facilitate three week-long programs, as well as being available to the cohort participants in between week-long programs as a mentor. Read more about the position HERE
Co-Instructor, Regional Organizers for Community Change (ROCC) Fellows
LDSJ is seeking a co-instructor for its Regional Organizers for Community Change (ROCC) Fellowship to serve as a curriculum developer and lead trainer for the fellowship cycle. This year, the ROCC Fellowship is designed specifically for organizers and leaders in Texas. Our ideal instructor is someone with 15+ years of social justice leadership experience who has a passion for leadership development/mentorship, has done considerable work in the state of Texas, and who will be available to help facilitate two week-long programs, as well as be available to the cohort participants in between week-long programs as a mentor. Read more about the position HERE