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The 1889 Institute seeks a believer in limited and responsible government to fill the full-time position of Land Use Fellow. (Based on experience, the holder of this position may also carry the title of Scholar in Residence in Oklahoma State University’s Institute for the Study of Free Enterprise.)
The position can be based in 1889 Institute’s Oklahoma City office (preferred) or in a virtual office in Oklahoma.
The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation seeks a self-driven Communications Associate to assist in its communications and development operations. Since 1968 the National Right to Work Foundation has provided free legal aid to workers in thousands of cases whose rights have been violated by coercive unionism, including 18 US Supreme Court cases.
The Communications Associate will be responsible for drafting a variety of material for different audiences including press releases, op-eds, newsletter articles, e-mail updates, grant requests and reports, and correspondence with donors. The position is part of a small communications team that works with the Foundation’s legal staff to convey to reporters, to supporters and to the public at large the important work undertaken by the Foundation’s team of 21 attorneys in defense of workers’ individual rights.
About the Calvin Coolidge Presidential Foundation
NOTE: APPLICATION DEADLINE IS JULY 7, 2020.
The Calvin Coolidge Presidential Foundation is the official foundation dedicated to preserving the legacy and promoting the values of America’s 30th president. The Coolidge Foundation was formed in 1960 by John Coolidge, the president’s son. The Foundation maintains two bases. The first is the president’s birthplace in Plymouth Notch, Vermont, a beautiful and historic site where the Foundation works in cooperation with the state of Vermont. The second base is Coolidge House in Washington D.C.’s Georgetown neighborhood. The Foundation operates a number of programs on a national scale that seek to share Coolidge’s legacy and values, including: hard work, restrained government, thrift, bipartisanship, respect for free enterprise, federalism, the rule of law, and civility. “Let men in office substitute the midnight oil for the limelight,” Coolidge said. The Foundation’s signature initiative is the Coolidge Scholars Program, a prestigious, full-ride, four-year merit scholarship that recipients can use at any accredited college in America. The Foundation also operates a top-level national high school economic debate program which culminates each year with the Coolidge Cup National Championship. The Coolidge Foundation is just opening Coolidge House to the public, with a new Coolidge exhibit. There the Foundation will host events, seminars, and conferences. The Coolidge Foundation is not a federally-funded presidential library, and depends on private charity for its operations.
State Policy Network is seeking a Senior Development Officer or Development Officer to join our team. This position is ideal for a pro-liberty, entrepreneurial candidate with experience in growing long term, sustainable relationships with philanthropists. This role advances SPN’s mission and strategic objectives by working closely with donors to align their goals with SPN’s mission.
The Senior Development Officer/Development Officer will report directly to our Vice President of Development and will be responsible for the results of his/her major gifts portfolio which will include a mix of current donors and prospects.
SPN is open to considering a more senior development professional with 10+ years of fundraising experience or a more junior development professional with 2-3+ years of experience who can grow into the role. No matter the level of experience, SPN wants someone who hustles and gets things done.
This position can be based in SPN’s Arlington, VA headquarters or in a virtual office.
Since 2005, the Empire Center for Public Policy (EC) has been working to make New York a better place to live and work by promoting public policy reforms grounded in free-market principles, personal responsibility, and the ideals of effective and accountable government.
The Center seeks an Education Fellow to lead its education policy work. This is an exciting time to join a growing team working to expand its presence and impact in the state Capitol and throughout New York.
The Education Fellow can work from the Center’s Albany, NY headquarters or from a virtual office anywhere in the country. If virtual, regularly monthly or bimonthly travel to the office will be preferable.
About MCPP:
The Mississippi Center for Public Policy (MCPP) has a goal to build a Mississippi where individual liberty, opportunity, and responsibility reign because government is limited.
After 25 years of advancing the cause of liberty, MCPP is entering into a new era of greater leadership in the lives of all Mississippians across the Magnolia State. We are leveraging our past policy accomplishments and accelerating our advocacy so we can take on the enemies of liberty – in whatever form they take. Whenever and wherever entrepreneurs, parents, families, and citizens are prevented from reaching for the lives they have imagined, we’ll be on the job aggressively defending those Mississippians – including taking action to protect constitutional rights through the Mississippi Justice Institute.
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