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The ACLU of NC seeks to hire a skilled Paralegal to support our legal team’s work in court. The Paralegal will work with other paralegals, law student interns, and attorneys in a fast-paced environment to address emerging and ongoing civil rights issues by supporting ACLU-NC’s legal work.
The ACLU of NC seeks to hire a skilled multimedia communication professional to plan and execute high-impact digital communications products to increase engagement in and visibility of our work.
We seek passionate, driven North Carolinians with diverse backgrounds and experiences to join our board of directors to help guide the ACLU-NC as we maintain our role as a leader in the fight for justice.
The organizer is responsible for implementing strategies to end systemic inequities through policy change by conducting outreach, base building, training, education, non-partisan electoral organizing, and leadership development in justice movement spaces in NC.
The ACLU seeks applicants for the full-time position of Project Manager in the Affiliate Support and Nationwide Initiatives Department of the ACLU’s National office in New York, NY.