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Remote Grant Writer wanted (immigrant justice) | $55 to $100 per hour (part-time)

COMPANY/PUBLICATION: STUDENT CLINIC FOR IMMIGRANT JUSTICE

The Student Clinic for Immigrant Justice's (SCIJ) Grant Writer is a core member of the organization who is responsible for SCIJ’s grants, including prospect research, formulation, preparation, submission, and tracking of grant proposals, letters of inquiry/concept, progress reports, and maintaining an annual grants calendar.

The Grant Writer will be joining SCIJ at a pivotal moment as SCIJ seeks to build on the momentum of its successful first three years. Having already established programs at Worcester State University and Brown University (and now expanded to UMass Boston) where SCIJ trained 84 students, provided pro bono representation to 137 asylum seekers, and launched two organizing campaigns, the Grant Writer will play a key role in growing SCIJ’s impact through its grant-writing efforts.

ABOUT SCIJ

Building on the decades-long rich history of student leadership in the immigrant justice movement, the Student Clinic for Immigrant Justice (SCIJ) is a community expanding access to representation by collaborating with immigration service organizations to provide pro bono legal support to asylum seekers and developing a network to advocate for transformative change by engaging students and community members in direct action organizing.

SALARY & BENEFITS

The Grant Writer will be paid an hourly rate of $55-$100/hr (commensurate with experience) plus benefits as listed below. SCIJ is also interested in and open to working with someone on a consulting basis.

This position will generally require ~20 hours of work per week. The position’s exact schedule is flexible to meet the needs of the applicant and SCIJ. The position will be entirely remote, with occasional (1-2) in-person meetings during the year. In the event you are interested in working with SCIJ on a consulting basis, this is flexible to meet the needs of SCIJ and you.

With the impacts of the US’s punitive immigration system felt most harshly by Latinx, Black, African, and Middle Eastern immigrants, especially LGBTQ+, gender-minority, working-class, and disabled immigrants, SCIJ is committed to creating a community within its staff, students, board, and volunteers that reflects this diversity. Two of SCIJ’s core values include Immigrants First and Committed to Anti-Racism, a reflection of SCIJ’s commitment to actively and continuously empower those who are “most impacted by immigration policies, specifically immigrants and first-generation Americans, while also recognizing the multiple ways power and race influence all facets of society.” As an equal opportunity employer, SCIJ is focused on developing a community where people most impacted by immigration policies can thrive and building a staff, board, and volunteer base that reflects this commitment.

Employment with SCIJ is on an “Employment-At-Will” basis. In other words, you or SCIJ may terminate employment for any reason and at any time, with or without notice. Similarly, the terms of employment outlined in this description are subject to change at any time.

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS

SCIJ is looking for a Grant Writer with lived experiences in immigrant communities and a passion for immigrant justice. The ideal candidate should be articulate, thoughtful, enthusiastic, flexible, self-motivated, dependable, responsible, and creative. In addition, the ideal candidate would be someone committed to abolition, who understands the immigration system as a racist structure and is invested in power building. Qualifications and skills include:

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

The above information outlines the general nature and level of work performed by employees within this position. It is not designed as a comprehensive inventory of all duties, responsibilities, and qualifications required of employees assigned to this job; nor is it a contract for employment. SCIJ will make reasonable accommodations as they relate to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

HOW TO APPLY

To apply, please send your resume to info@SCIJimmigration.org and put “Grant Writer - [Your Name]” in the subject line. In addition to including your resume, please also include a list of notable grants you have written and been awarded, and share responses to the following 2 questions (max 200 words each): (1) Why is immigrant justice important to you?; and (2) Why do you want to join SCIJ as the Grant Writer?

You may also include a cover letter, however, this is optional. If you are looking for resources on formatting your resume or cover letter, you can optionally use one of these resources: Hiatt Career Center, BHCC Career Advising, and Indeed.com.

If you have any questions, please contact info@SCIJimmigration.org and put “Grant Writer - [Your Name]” in the subject line.

INTERVIEW PROCESS

SCIJ is seeking to have this position filled immediately.

CONTACT INFORMATION (please do not share the email address publicly):

Questions/applications: info@scijimmigration.org

Website: https://www.scijimmigration.org/

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