ALL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES ARE LOCATED IN OUR BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA OFFICE, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

FELLOWS PROGRAM

• Internship Duration: September through June
• Stipend varies according to organization
• Application June 1 (some rolling admissions made)
• See "What's New" for additional information, or contact WWWC

VOLUNTEERS

• Volunteers needed throughout the year
• Responsibilities and time commitment vary
• Position includes administrative support and work on programs of interest
• Provides a valuable educational experience
• Email or contact WWWC if interested

IMMIGRANTS & CITIZENSHIP PROJECT

Program Officer: will assume responsibility for helping guide this work in Marin, with help from a Marin-based Project Liaison. The following are the primary qualifications for the job:

• Shared commitment to the project's goals and purposes; the energy and willingness to accept the strains involved and less money than you might normally expect.
• Good people skills, especially the ability to relate to a very wide range of people (educational levels, political views, income, status, etc.) and to bring them together to explore commonalities and differences and in ways that generate and lead to joint programs.
• Though the job is primarily an organizational one, an education that includes an understanding of the values, principles, and substance of America's civic culture, an understanding of how that common culture makes a diverse civil society possible, and a mature knowledge of the issues raised by immigration/diversity/community public policy issues will distinguish the successful applicant.
• Knowledge of the Bay Area and Marin County leadership and organizations, combined with an ability to engage those on many sides of arguments about immigration, diversity, multiculturalism and a common civic culture is essential.
• Good reading, writing, editing skills, and lots of energy will also be needed.

This is a full time job with an initial salary of $22,000-$30,000 depending on experience and need.

An initial two-year commitment is required. Ideally, the job would evolve to include additional responsibilities in other WWWC programs, with commensurate increases in pay.

Program Liaison: The following are the primary quailfications for the job:

• Marin County resident.
• Knowledge of Marin County leadership and organizations, combined with an ability to engage those on many sides of arguments about immigration, diversity, multiculturalism and a common civic culture.
• An understanding of the values, principles, and substance of America's civic culture, and how that common culture makes a diverse civil society possible, along with a mature knowledge of the issues raised by immigration / diversity / community policies, will distinguish the successful applicant.

Hours: flexible -- will amount to, on average, two days a week.

Pay: initially $10,000 consultant income for one year which could evolve into a $30,000 a year full time job with responsibilities beyond Marin.

Commitment: two years desired.

Send a cover letter, resume, and references to.

The World Without War Council
1730 Martin Luther King Jr., Way
Berkeley, CA 94709
tel.: (510) 845-1992
fax: (510) 845-5721
Email: wwwc@wwwc.org