Start Date: December 2, 2019
Work Location: Flexible (remote possible within the U.S.)
The National Domestic Workers Alliance (www.domesticworkers.org) organizes domestic workers in the United States for respect, recognition and labor standards. We work to guarantee labor protections for domestic workers by winning legislation at the state level, pushing for regulatory changes at the national level, through the International Labor Organization at the global level, and elevating domestic workers as key leaders in building a powerful movement for social and global justice. The Alliance formed in 2007 at the US Social Forum and currently represents 60+ affiliates in 19 states nationally. NDWA has a partially remote staff, with headquarters in NYC and offices in Atlanta, Chicago,
Start Date: November 1, 2019
Work Location: Flexible (remote possible within the U.S.)
The National Domestic Workers Alliance (www.domesticworkers.org) organizes domestic workers in the United States for respect, recognition and labor standards. We work to guarantee labor protections for domestic workers by winning legislation at the state level, pushing for regulatory changes at the national level, through the International Labor Organization at the global level, and elevating domestic workers as key leaders in building a powerful movement for social and global justice. The Alliance formed in 2007 at the US Social Forum and currently represents 60+ affiliates in 19 states nationally. NDWA has a partially remote staff, with headquarters in NYC and offices in Atlanta, Chicago,
Start Date: November 1, 2019
Work Location: Remote (within the U.S.)
The National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA) is the nation’s leading voice for respect, recognition and labor standards for nannies, housecleaners and home care workers. Through leadership development, strategic campaigns and alliance building, we are raising employment standards for the domestic workforce while building a powerful movement for social and global justice. The Alliance formed in 2007 at the US Social Forum. For the first several years of its existence, NDWA was solely a network of affiliate organizations, independent local domestic worker organizations. In 2016, NDWA launched a membership association to allow domestic workers around the country--including in locations where there is no local organization--to join NDWA,
Start Date: ASAP
Work Location: Remote, but NY preferred
The National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA) is the leading national voice for dignity and fairness for domestic workers in the United States. Founded in 2007, NDWA works for the respect, recognition, and inclusion in labor protections of domestic and home care workers across the country. NDWA is winning improved working conditions while building a powerful movement rooted in the human rights, dignity and equality of domestic workers, home care workers, immigrant women and Black women.
NDWA was founded in 2007 by 50 domestic workers and organizers from around the country. Our national alliance has grown from this founding group of 13 organizations to now more than 60 affiliate organizations, plus three local chapters developed
Start Date: April 2019
Work Location: New York City or Washington DC preferred, but remote on the east coast is ok
The National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA) is the nation’s leading voice for respect, recognition and labor standards for domestic workers. Through leadership development, strategic campaigns and alliance building, we are building a powerful movement for social and global justice. The Alliance formed in 2007 at the US Social Forum and currently represents over 60 affiliates in more than 30 cities. Since then, NDWA’s staff leadership has played key roles in national intersectional movements centering women’s rights, immigrant rights, and racial justice. In the last several years, the organization and its members have appeared in a wide variety of media outlets including the New York Times, the Washington Post, Buzzfeed, Vox, InStyle
Start Date: November 1, 2019
Work Location: Flexible (remote possible within the U.S.)
The National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA) is the nation’s leading voice for respect, recognition and labor standards for nannies, housecleaners and home care workers. Through leadership development, strategic campaigns and alliance building, we are raising employment standards for the domestic workforce while building a powerful movement for social and global justice. The Alliance formed in 2007 at the US Social Forum. For the first several years of its existence, NDWA was solely a network of affiliate organizations, independent local domestic worker organizations. In 2016, NDWA launched a membership association to allow domestic workers around the country--including in locations where there is no local organization--to join NDWA,
Start Date: ASAP
Work Location: Durham or Raleigh, NC
The National Domestic Workers Alliance (www.domesticworkers.org) organizes domestic workers in the United States for respect, recognition and labor standards. We work to guarantee labor protections for domestic workers by winning legislation at the state level, pushing for regulatory changes at the national level, through the International Labor Organization at the global level, and elevating domestic workers as key leaders in building a powerful movement for social and global justice. The Alliance formed in 2007 at the US Social Forum and currently represents 60 affiliates, 3 chapters and thousands of individual domestic worker members in 36 cities and 20 states nationally.
We Dream
Start Date: ASAP
Work Location: Remote
NDWA Labs is the innovation arm of the National Domestic Workers Alliance, one of the most dynamic and successful social change organizations in the world. NDWA Labs seeks to address the dearth of entrepreneurial talent and energy focused on improving the quality of domestic work jobs. In order to most effectively address this shortage, we plan to incubate and invest in early-stage ideas, models, and companies that have a potential application within our movement, if successful.
To kick off these efforts, we plan to conduct a landscape analysis of entrepreneurs and ventures working in the care sector and in adjacent industries. We are seeking a methodical and efficient consultant to
Start Date: ASAP
Work Location: Remote, West Coast preferred
The National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA) is the leading national voice for dignity and fairness for domestic workers in the United States. Founded in 2007, NDWA works for the respect, recognition, and inclusion in labor protections of domestic and home care workers across the country. NDWA is winning improved working conditions while building a powerful movement rooted in the human rights, dignity and equality of domestic workers, home care workers, immigrant women and Black women.
NDWA was founded in 2007 by 50 domestic workers and organizers from around the country. Our national alliance has grown from this founding group of 13 organizations to now more than 60 affiliate organizations, plus three local chapters developed
Start Date: ASAP
Work Location: Flexible (remote possible within the U.S; must be able to work East Coast hours)
The National Domestic Workers Alliance seeks an energetic, highly organized and self-directed Special Assistant to provide strategic, programmatic, administrative and logistical support for the Political Director. The Political Director manages major programmatic work for the Alliance, including our legislative, immigration, and civic engagement work. This includes moving forward state legislative campaigns, state and federal government relations, working with endorsed candidates, and other integrated civic engagement work. The Special Assistant will support the Political Director to achieve her strategic goals and objectives, including promoting timely, proactive and accurate communications about programs and services internally and
Start Date: ASAP
Work Location: NC, NV
Care in Action, the c4 arm of the National Domestic Workers Alliance seeks to hire State Directors to build strong statewide electoral organizing campaigns. The State Director will supervise the day-to-day operations of our integrated state based civic engagement work, leading one of the most important projects in our organization. They will manage the hiring and coordination of staff, manage the state budget, and coordinate with civic engagement tables and groups.
Our civic engagement program will include field/organizing, communications, digital, data, and political programs, and the State Director will oversee the success of this work. Working in close coordination with our We Dream in Black staff nationally and in the state,