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in support of free expression
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Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC) may be freely redistributed in its entirety,
provided that readers are informed that the information was obtained from
NCAC's World Wide Web site and that credit is given to the appropriate source
of whatever information is used. Permission is expressly granted for the information
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may not be sold for profit or incorporated in commercial documents without
the written permission from the National Coalition Against Censorship.
©Copyright 2005 NCAC
WEB DESIGN
Jeanne Criscola Criscola Design
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Communications Coordinator
NCAC seeks a Communications Coordinator to maintain its web site, coordinate online advocacy, and oversee media relations.
Job Duties:
» Manage NCAC’s web site, www.ncac.org, and satellite sites www.thefileroom.org and www.freeexpression.org:
- - Brainstorm, develop, and post content and special features
- - Implement strategies for increasing visibility and online giving
- - Maintain and build e-mail list; format and send e-mail Action Alerts
- - Troubleshoot technical issues
- - Train staff and interns to work with the site(s)
- - Prepare reports on site statistics
» Field and forward incoming media inquiries, write and distribute press releases, maintain a centralized press list, and liaise with media and bloggers in support of NCAC advocacy efforts
» Create informational materials, publications, stationery, and web graphics based on existing templates and with support from a freelance designer
» Coordinate the layout, printing, and mailing of NCAC’s quarterly newsletter
» Maintain and troubleshoot, in collaboration with other staff and a freelance programming consultant, NCAC’s constituent database
» Monitor online news and blogs for items of interest (censorship controversies, legal cases, etc.); alert relevant program staff and/or post to web site as appropriate
» Recruit and supervise student interns and volunteers in collaboration with other staff
Qualifications:
The successful candidate will be:
* A strong writer with excellent judgment and interpersonal skills, and the ability to juggle multiple tasks with attention to detail
* Web and media-savvy. Strong preference for candidates experienced in the management of a web site, especially that of a non-profit or advocacy organization, and familiar with online advocacy and fundraising strategies
* Bachelor's degree or higher strongly preferred
* Proficient on both Mac and PC platforms, familiar with Adobe software (Photoshop and InDesign especially), MS Office, and database applications (such as FileMaker Pro)
* Committed to NCAC’s core mission
* Able to work independently or as part of a team, collegial, with a sense of humor
SALARY AND BENEFITS
Salary: based on experience and competitive in the non-profit community.
Generous vacation and fringe benefits.
TO APPLY:
Send resume by June 15, 2008:
By mail:
NCAC
attn: Communications Coordinator
275 7th Avenue, Room 1504
New York, NY 10001
By fax: 212-807-6245
By e-mail: NCAC@NCAC.ORG (Put "Communications Coordinator" in subject line)
No Phone Inquiries, please
NCAC is an equal opportunity employer.
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