Justice Funders is a partner and guide for philanthropy in reimagining practices that advance a thriving and just world. We believe that such a world cannot be achieved if institutional philanthropy is constrained by its ingrained practices that uphold the accumulation of wealth and power, while perpetuating systemic social and economic inequality. Responding to the needs of both movements and the philanthropic sector, Justice Funders supports individual, organizational, and field-wide transformation in philanthropy to achieve a just transition. We are guided by the Just Transition principles that build political and economic power to shift from an extractive economy to a regenerative economy. Justice Funders' work encompasses the Bay Area Justice Funders Network, leadership development programs, consulting, and an innovation & action lab. More information is available at justicefunders.org.

ABOUT THE POSITION

The Co-Director of Leadership Programs is part of a two-person team responsible for co-designing, managing, and growing Justice Funders’ Harmony and Maestra programming alongside their fellow Co-Director of Leadership Programs. Reflecting the organization’s values and practice of collaboration, the Co-Directors of Leadership Programs co-lead the development and implementation of our leadership programming and field engagement opportunities, including, for the Harmony Initiative: (1) leading a leadership development cohort of grantmakers comprised of several multi-day retreats and related cohort support [individual coaching, peer and affinity groups] and (2) designing and leading a new alumni program to engage over 100 former Harmony cohort participants; and, for the Maestra Initiative: (1) Leading programming that supports philanthropic leadership in applying the Resonance Framework—a guide that supports accelerating Just Transition by reducing philanthropic institutions’ extractive practices and increasing regenerative practices; (2) develop Maestra alumni programming; (3) Establishing and nurturing relationships and building with movements creating a regenerative economy; and, (4) Amplifying efforts of regenerative movements and redistributive practices in philanthropy across the broader field of philanthropy.

COMPENSATION

$85,000

HOW TO APPLY

Click here for more information about the position. To apply: send a cover letter, resume, and three references to [email protected] with the subject line: “Co-Director of Leadership Programs.” Applications will be reviewed, and interviews conducted on a rolling basis. Deadline to apply is April 16, 2021.