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Mobilization Manager

8 days ago

Austin

Job Description Mobilization Manager POSITION TITLE: Mobilization Manager SUPERVISOR: Associate Director of Advocacy DATE EFFECTIVE: We will review applications on a rolling basis, but priority consideration will be given to those who submit applications by November 24, 2025 LOCATION: Position will primarily be remote in Texas TRAVEL: (Moderate) JOB CLASSIFICATION: Full-Time, Temporary SALARY TIER LEVEL: - $70,000-$90,000 BARGAINING UNION ELIGIBILITY: Management/ Not Union Eligible Position Summary The Texas Civil Rights Project (TCRP) seeks a Mobilization Manager to develop, implement, and maintain our statewide volunteer program aimed at mobilizing Texans to take action in support of TCRP’s programming and supervise Regional Organizers (currently in Rio Grande Valley, Dallas, and Austin) to engage, train, manage and motivate people to volunteer on specific campaigns around the state, including but not limited to the Election Protection Program, Texas Legislative sessions, Border Tour program, and various local advocacy campaigns and initiatives. This role works to expand our number of active volunteers, widen volunteer involvement across all three program areas, and to deepen volunteer engagement by acknowledging and fostering the leadership of volunteers with potential to become civil rights leaders in their communities. This role needs to strategically deploy mobilization and client relationship management tools to maximize volunteer participation, data analysis and leadership development. This is a temporary management position that will end on 6/15/2027. Travel to other parts of the state will be required as needed for the position and will be reimbursed accordingly. The Mobilization Manager will be directly supervised by TCRP’s Associate Director of Advocacy. About the Texas Civil Rights Project The Texas Civil Rights Project (TCRP) is a community lawyering organization boldly serving the movement for equality and justice in and out of the courts, seeking to advance a vision of a Texas where all communities can thrive with dignity and justice, without fear. For more than thirty-five years, the Texas Civil Rights Project has been a committed partner to community organizers, families, and advocacy groups statewide. Whether through litigation or legal advocacy, the attorneys and advocates at TCRP work to dismantle mass incarceration, fight discrimination in voting and civic participation, and right injustices occurring at the Texas border, all under a race equity lens. TCRP’s lawyers work with coalitions of community-based organizations to identify injustices facing Texas communities and develop systemic solutions using litigation and other legal advocacy tools. For additional highlights about TCRP’s work and to learn more about TCRP, visit . TCRP comprises three regional offices across Texas, with over 50 employees and an annual budget exceeding $7 million. TCRP operates under a hybrid work policy, allowing full remote work from anywhere in Texas and requiring travel and in-person attendance for specified work activities. The in-person activities are typically based out of any of TCRP’s locations: Alamo (in the Rio Grande Valley), Austin, Houston, and. Exceptions to required in-person activities can be made on a case-by-case basis. About the Team Our Advocacy Team leads our advocacy and outreach efforts at TCRP in support of our policy and litigation goals. Working alongside our attorneys, advocacy managers, communications specialists, outreach coordinators, community partners and directly impacted Texans, we organize, lead and contribute to campaigns that bring the legal, policy and advocacy expertise of TCRP to bear. The team supports communities in fighting back against injustice, advancing and protecting civil rights across Texas, and in training the next generation of civil rights leaders in Texas. The Advocacy Team spearheads two major regular campaigns. Our Election Protection program helps ensure fair and safe elections across Texas. In odd years, we work in collaboration with our Policy Team to create lobby days, partner briefings, and volunteer training and engagement opportunities at the Texas Legislature. In between, we work with community partners to understand the implications of new laws that passed and to champion policies, budgets and legal outcomes that meet their demands and fulfill our mission. Key Responsibilities * Manages regional organizers in Rio Grande Valley, Dallas, Austin (and potentially other regions in the future) * Manages organizers by setting clear goals, coaching for success, inspiring, and managing performance. * Work closely with the Associate Director of Advocacy to identify and build out campaign plans across the state of Texas that align with TCRP’s programs * Provides guidance to regional organizers to build out programming and events in Texas communities. * Organizes, coordinates and manages the recruitment of volunteers * Partner with Senior Advocacy Managers to ensure organizers are continually trained and informed on all major issue and program areas. * Works with social, civic and community organizations to develop partnerships and recruit/place volunteers. * Develops and implements training programs for volunteers to engage in the Election Protection and the Legislative process at the State and Local level * Maintains updated records on all volunteers to facilitate ongoing outreach and mobilization in EveryAction * Collaborates across teams, including comms and development, to engage volunteers and communities across several program areas * Manages lists of volunteers to ensure communication relevancy * Assists with setting up and attending volunteer events * Recommends and develops ongoing volunteer opportunities that meaningfully contribute to the mission of TCRP * Leads or supports special programs that require volunteer and staff mobilization, including new or pilot initiatives, to expand TCRP’s regional and statewide impact * Develops and implements a volunteer recognition program * Utilizes tools to facilitate discrete and mass mobilization of volunteers * Coordinates with advocacy managers and outreach coordinators on volunteer opportunities in support of campaign goals * Creates volunteer recruitment, engagement, and mobilization emails and text scripts * Creates a volunteer engagement calendar that keep volunteers active and a leadership ladder to cultivate volunteer growth and participation Qualifications To succeed in this role, the ideal candidate should have the following characteristics: * Experienced community organizer, volunteer/field coordinator, and/or issue-based campaign manager * Ability to manage organizers by setting clear goals, coaching for success, inspiring, and managing performance. * Capable relationship-builder that can work across diverse communities—in particular with communities of color, immigrant communities, justice-involved individuals and persons with disabilities * Skilled written and verbal communicator, including a willingness and ability to engage in public speaking * Compelling communicator that inspires action and follows up to show gratitude and the value of volunteerism * Detail-oriented with experience writing emails, scripts, and volunteer training materials * Organized time-manager able to prioritize across multiple projects * Self-starter capable of understanding when urgent matters require immediate action and willing to quickly pivot * Familiarity with event planning and an understanding of what it takes to put together a successful event (like a training, community event, etc.) * Proficient in organizing tools like EveryAction, Mobilize, and Texting tools Compensation Salary will be based on years of experience, with a salary range of $70,000-$90,000. TCRP also offers excellent benefits, professional development opportunities, and a deep commitment to a meaningful work-life balance. BENEFITS We offer a broad range of benefits, including: ● Four weeks paid vacation (prorated upon date of hire), up to sixteen weeks paid family leave (following a six month probationary period), paid sick time, and extensive holidays, including a two-week winter break at the end of the year and a wellness week in the summer. ● Employer paid healthcare coverage for you and your dependents, including medical, dental and vision coverage. ● 401K retirement plan ● Annual professional development funds, internal professional development programs and workshops INCLUSION AND NON-DISCRIMINATION TCRP is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion in all aspects of our work. We value and celebrate the unique perspectives and contributions of individuals from diverse backgrounds and strive to create a welcoming and inclusive environment from candidates of all races, ethnicities, genders, sexual orientation, religions, abilities, and backgrounds. Research shows that while men apply for positions when they meet an average of 60% of the requirements, women, Black people, people of color and other underrepresented groups only apply when they check every box. If you feel like this is the position for you even though you don’t check every box please apply, you could be exactly what we’re looking for! We make reasonable accommodations for qualified applicants and employees who have a disability. If you are in need of an accommodation to apply for one of our positions, contact HR at . Why Apply: * Career Growth Opportunity: This is a fantastic opportunity to take your career to the next level within our organization. * Impact: Play a vital role in shaping and advancing our advocacy efforts. * Professional Development: Gain new skills and experiences that will enhance your professional journey. * Supportive Environment: Join a team that values your contributions and is committed to your success. HOW TO APPLY To apply, please submit your application and include your cover letter and current resume by using the following link:

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