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Job DescriptionDescription: New Kensington Community Development Corporation (NKCDC) is a community development corporation committed to sustainable development in housing opportunities, economic development, vacant land strategies, community engagement, health and wellness, and real estate development. NKCDC advances social equity and economic empowerment by nurturing and creating opportunities for residents to live and actively shaping their neighborhoods of choice. To that end, NKCDC provides free resources to residents and businesses in the Kensington, Fishtown, and Port Richmond neighborhoods. NKCDC has a strong reputation, both locally and nationally, with longstanding credibility of serving as a trusted and valuable partner and collaborator. The organization is one of only two community development organizations in Philadelphia chartered members of the NeighborWorks America network. Our current work using a trauma-informed community engagement model, applying a racial equity lens across the organization, and leading programs at the intersection of health and housing are keeping NKCDC at the cutting edge of community development. NKCDC draws on the strengths of the communities in Kensington, Fishtown, and Port Richmond — a population of over 62,800, 23% of whom live below the federal poverty level — to make sure neighborhood development benefits all residents. More information can be found at nkcdc.org. Function The Garden and Nutrition Education Associate will support the Food System’s department in delivering community-based nutrition education programming, nature-based outdoor activities, and urban agriculture initiatives across community greenspaces. In this role, you will assist with SNAP-Ed aligned nutrition education and policy, systems, and environmental (PSE) changes; assist with delivering programming for participants of all ages; foster partnerships and cross-department collaboration; and help maintain NKCDC’s garden spaces. This position offers a dynamic, hands-on work environment where daily tasks shift based on seasonal priorities and program needs and programming that connects nutrition, food growing and healthy lifestyles in community and garden settings. Funding This is a temporary position supported by SNAP-Ed Grant Funding (100%). The cycles for these funding sources are federal fiscal year (Oct 1). Reports to Urban Agriculture and Community Garden Program Manager. Responsibilities Greenspace Planning & Community Engagement • Support community feedback meetings and engage in dialogue with community members to address concerns and suggestions., • Attend meetings with partner organizations to collaborate on shared initiatives and projects., • Deliver inclusive educational programming for all ages at NKCDC garden sites and partner gardens., • Cultivate and manage community partnerships to activate garden spaces effectively., • Support garden-based education activities, including planting, harvesting, and seasonal food learning., • Assist with basic garden maintenance during program activities., • Support the development and facilitation of hands-on SNAP-Ed–aligned nutrition education workshops for youth, adults, and families., • Facilitate cooking demonstrations, food tastings, and hands-on learning activities that connect fresh produce to healthy eating habits., • Collaborate with NKCDC’s Nourish team to align garden programming with evidence-based nutrition curricula and educational standards and culturally relevant and affordable meal planning., • Help prepare materials and set up educational activities., • Assist with administering participant surveys and collecting required program data., • Assist staff with PSE activities that promote healthier food environments at partner sites and community spaces., • Assist with participant outreach and engagement during community events., • Use processes provided to collect and organize data., • Gather community feedback on programming offerings and goals to inform future initiatives., • Build trust and supportive relationships with community members, modeling healthy lifestyle behaviors., • Attend regular team meetings, training sessions, and coaching with NKCDC’s Health & Wellness team., • Act as a bridge between residents and public health, food access, and clinical care systems., • Gather participant feedback and document attendance, outcomes, and photos for reporting and evaluation., • Build trust with residents through consistent presence in garden spaces, modeling healthy lifestyle behaviors and food access advocacy. The wage rate for this position will be $25.11/yr. with a part-time schedule, 20 hours per week. To counter pay inequality and uphold internal parity, we use a nonnegotiable starting salary system, while benchmarking our pay to competitive markets in the nonprofit sector. Work hours are from 9am-5pm. This position will be on-site at our central office, 2771 Ruth Street, Suite 1, Philadelphia, PA 19134. Application Applicants should submit a cover letter and resume via our Paylocity Application. Applications received by March 16th, will be given full consideration. All candidate resumes are considered and kept on file for one year, but we cannot always respond personally depending on the volume of inquiries. Hiring process Our hiring process includes a 20–30-minute interview with HR, followed by an in-person interview with the hiring manager, and finally an hour-long “panel” interview with 4-8 staff members. Reference checks are conducted after the final interview. Equal Employment Opportunity NKCDC provides Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) to all persons regardless of age, race, national or ethnic origin, gender identity or expression, religion, language, political beliefs, sexual orientation, or physical ability. We know groups subjected to systemic oppression– including people of color, women, people from working class backgrounds, and people who identify as LGBTQ – are less likely to apply unless and until they meet every requirement for a job. Therefore, we strongly encourage applications from people with these identities or who are members of other communities who are marginalized. Requirements: • Passion for urban nature, gardening, and community development., • Ability to work collaboratively and build relationships with diverse community members., • Interest in teaching or supporting hands-on activities for youth, adults, and families., • Enthusiasm for outdoor work and learning in all weather conditions., • Strong communication skills and comfort engaging residents through outreach and community events., • Willingness to learn about food justice, nutrition, and public health topics., • Ability to support basic nutrition education, including cooking demonstrations and tastings., • Reliability and consistency when working in community garden spaces., • Flexibility to work occasional evenings and weekends., • Physical ability to bend, kneel, lift up to 30 lbs., and perform outdoor tasks., • Ability to collect basic program data and follow reporting processes., • Knowledge of or lived experience in Kensington, Fishtown, or Port Richmond is preferred., • Proficiency in the Spanish language is a plus., • Commitment to NKCDC’s mission and trauma-informed, community-driven practices.

Job Description About the Role We're seeking a Survey CAD Technician with strong technical drafting skills and a deeper understanding of how surveying connects to real-world infrastructure. This is not a rote drafting job, it's a chance to be part of a team that values precision, initiative, and critical thinking. You'll work closely with project managers and field staff to draft accurate, well-organized boundary, topographic, and utility surveys. Ideal candidates will have the ability to work independently, think through the "why" behind what they're drawing, and produce a clean, complete work product that can be trusted without extensive revisions. Key Responsibilities • Prepare high-quality survey drawings including boundary, topo, utility, and easement plans, • Draft independently from field notes, point files, and scan data, • Perform deed plotting, boundary analysis, and data checks for accuracy, • Coordinate directly with field crews and project leads to clarify scope and resolve discrepancies, • Assist with project QA/QC and deliverable formatting based on client or municipal standards, • 3+ years of experience in land surveying or civil drafting, • Proficiency with AutoCAD Civil 3D; Carlson Survey or Trimble Business Center experience a plus, • Solid understanding of boundary resolution, topographic surfaces, and utility mapping, • Ability to work independently and take ownership of your work, • Experience with municipal projects or public-sector clients, • Familiarity with 3D laser scanning, GPR, or LiDAR workflows Real impact: You'll be helping deliver critical data for school sites, roadways, and municipal infrastructure across South Jersey, not churning out subdivision plats. Support + autonomy: You'll be given the tools and trust to work independently while still having access to highly skilled teammates when you need support. Modern tools: Work with robotic instruments, 3D scanners, and GPR - this is a tech-forward team focused on accuracy and efficiency. Career growth: Whether you're aiming toward licensure, project management, or a deeper technical role, this position is a launch pad with long-term opportunity.

Job Description:\n\nCompany Description A best-in-class city that attracts best-in-class talent, Philadelphia is an incredible place to build a career. From our thriving arts scene and rich history to our culture of passion and grit, there are countless reasons to love living and working here. With a workforce of over 30,000 people, and more than 1,000 different job categories, the City of Philadelphia offers boundless opportunities to make an impact. As an employer, the City of Philadelphia values inclusion, integrity, innovation, empowerment, and hard work above all else. We offer a vibrant work environment, comprehensive health care and benefits, and the experience you need to grow and excel. If you’re interested in working with a passionate team of people who care about the future of Philadelphia, start here. What we offerImpact - The work you do here matters to millions. Growth - Philadelphia is growing, why not grow with it? Diversity & Inclusion - Find a career in a place where everyone belongs.Benefits - We care about your well-being. Agency Description Philadelphia Parks & Recreation (PPR) advances the prosperity of the city and the progress of its people through intentional and sustained stewardship of over 10,200 acres of public land and waterways as well as through hundreds of safe, stimulating recreation, environmental, and cultural centers. PPR promotes the well-being and growth of the City’s residents by connecting them to the natural world around them, to each other, and to fun, physical, and social opportunities. PPR is responsible for the upkeep of historically significant Philadelphia events and specialty venues, and works collaboratively with communities and organizations in leading capital projects and the introduction of inventive programming. To learn more about Philadelphia Parks & Recreation, visit us at , and follow @philaparkandrec on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or Tumblr.Job Description Position Summary Philadelphia Parks & Recreation (PPR) seeks four (4) passionate and community-oriented individuals to serve as Illegal Dumping Park Ambassadors as part of a citywide initiative to reduce illegal dumping in public parks. This grant-funded position is a key component of an innovative, interdisciplinary program focused on prevention, enforcement, education, and community engagement in four priority park sites: Tacony Creek Park, Cobbs Creek Park, Fairmount Park, and Mifflin Square Park. Illegal dumping is a persistent issue in many Philadelphia parks, particularly in communities that are historically underserved. This program aims to cut illegal dumping at target sites by 50% over two years by pairing rapid response and data-informed interventions with deep, sustained community partnerships. Park Ambassadors will be the trusted, visible presence in their assigned park area—leading outreach efforts, hosting quarterly engagement events with community groups, monitoring environmental conditions, and supporting enforcement through public education and coordination with other PPR teams. Park Ambassadors will work in close collaboration with local environmental organizations, community-based organizations (CBOs), Park Friends Groups, Recreation Outreach Workers, Environmental Education ce4nters, Advisory Councils, and other relevant stakeholders to support a culture shift in how residents view, value, and steward their parks. Responsibilities include coordinating volunteer activities, organizing community meetings, distributing educational toolkits, and reporting dumping activity. Ambassadors will also receive training in conflict resolution and engagement strategies, equipping them to build meaningful relationships with residents and activate long-term change. To support the program’s community-driven approach, applicants with lived experience in or strong connections to the neighborhoods surrounding the four priority parks are especially encouraged to apply. This may include familiarity with local organizations, experience working in or near these park spaces, or a personal investment in the well-being of these communities. PPR values the insight, trust, and relationships that locally rooted individuals bring to the role. This role is an exciting opportunity for leaders who are passionate about environmental justice, urban greening, and public service to help shape a cleaner, safer, and more welcoming future for Philadelphia’s parks and the people who use them. Evening and weekend hours will be required. Essential Functions Park Presence & Community Engagement Serve as a consistent and welcoming presence in one of the four focus parks: Tacony Creek Park, Cobbs Creek Park, Fairmount Park, or Mifflin Square Park, with a preference for candidates who live nearby or have existing ties to the community. Organize and execute community-based activities that promote public awareness and participation in illegal dumping prevention efforts. Coordinate and host regular community events, including cleanups, educational workshops, resource giveaways, and tabling at neighborhood gatherings or City sponsored events. Distribute educational toolkits and resources to residents, businesses, and park users. Stakeholder & Community Leadership Facilitate stakeholder engagement activities to foster collaboration and information sharing among partners. Support the facilitation and development of community leadership groups to build local capacity for preventing illegal dumping. Collaborate with local partners including Park Friends Groups, Recreation Outreach Workers, environmental justice organizations, Environmental Education Centers, Advisory Councils, and community-based groups to promote neighborhood-led solutions. Monitoring, Enforcement & Cleanup Monitor environmental conditions and illegal dumping activity in assigned parks, including litter patterns, dumping hotspots, and damaged infrastructure. Collaborate with City enforcement teams to coordinate anti-dumping enforcement efforts, including issuing violations and fines in accordance with City procedures and policies. Assist with monitoring and managing the illegal dumping camera network to support effective surveillance and response. Support litter and dumping cleanup efforts, including occasional hands-on participation alongside volunteers and City crews. Identify potential dumping interventions and coordinate with PPR Operations teams and contractors to implement them. Data, Reporting & Evaluation Track and document illegal dumping occurrences and community interventions using provided data tools. Aid in compiling monthly and quarterly reports summarizing initiative progress, challenges, and successes. Contribute to evaluation activities to assess the impact and effectiveness of interventions and provide recommendations for improvement. Community Capacity Building Directly support initiatives that strengthen community capacity for long-term, place-based illegal dumping reduction and public space stewardship. Serve as a liaison between community members and the City, elevating local concerns and encouraging positive, community-driven behavior change. Teamwork & Flexibility Attend regular team meetings and trainings in areas such as trauma-informed care, conflict de-escalation, and environmental justice. Maintain detailed records of outreach, enforcement, and community feedback. Perform other related duties as assigned in support of the broader goals of the initiative. Required Competencies, Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Community Engagement & Cultural Competence Demonstrated ability to engage respectfully and effectively with diverse communities, including residents of historically underserved neighborhoods. Deep understanding of and/or lived experience in one or more of the focus park communities (Tacony Creek Park, Cobbs Creek Park, Fairmount Park, Mifflin Square Park) is strongly preferred. Strong interpersonal and communication skills with the ability to build trust and relationships with community members, stakeholders, and City staff. Environmental Stewardship & Place-Based Work Basic understanding of illegal dumping issues, litter dynamics, and public space challenges in urban environments. Experience or interest in environmental justice, waste reduction, public health, or sustainability. Willingness and ability to work outdoors in various weather conditions and participate in physical tasks such as litter pickup or park assessments. Program Support & Data Literacy Strong organizational skills with the ability to track data, manage event logistics, and maintain accurate records. Comfort with using mobile devices, basic data entry tools (e.g., Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets), and digital survey platforms. Ability to collect, analyze, and report data to inform program improvements and demonstrate outcomes. Problem Solving & Adaptability Ability to think critically, troubleshoot issues in real-time, and propose community-informed solutions. Flexible and adaptable to changing field conditions, team priorities, or emergent community needs. Demonstrated resourcefulness and follow-through on assignments with minimal supervision. Conflict Resolution & Enforcement Support Familiarity with or willingness to be trained in trauma-informed practices, de-escalation strategies, and respectful enforcement. Capacity to issue violations or citations in a professional and equitable manner in accordance with City protocols. Comfort working alongside City enforcement and compliance teams and explaining policies to residents or violators calmly and clearly. Collaboration & Teamwork Experience working in multidisciplinary teams and across agencies or community groups. Commitment to shared goals and ability to represent the program with professionalism and integrity. Enthusiastic team player who values collective impact and community-centered work. Language & Communication (Preferred but Not Required) Multilingual candidates, especially those fluent in Spanish, Mandarin, Arabic, or Russian are strongly encouraged to apply. Strong written and verbal communication skills; ability to document community feedback and share information clearly. Qualifications Minimum Qualifications Must be a Philadelphia resident. Valid PA Driver’s License (Must be able to travel city-wide to program sites). Familiarity with the city of Philadelphia and its neighborhoods. High school diploma or GED required. At least two (2) years of relevant work or volunteer experience in community engagement, environmental stewardship, waste management, enforcement, urban planning, or a related field. Ability to work evenings and weekends regularly for community events or cleanups. Ability to work outdoors in a variety of weather conditions and participate in physical activities such as walking, lifting, and site inspections. Strong interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills. Commitment to equity, diversity, and community empowerment in environmental work. Preferred Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in environmental studies, urban planning, public policy, public health, criminal justice, communications, or a related field – or equivalent work experience. Lived or professional experience in or near one of the focus areas: Tacony Creek Park, Cobbs Creek Park, Fairmount Park, or Mifflin Square Park. Familiarity with illegal dumping issues and/or City enforcement processes. Experience facilitating or supporting community groups, public meetings, or neighborhood cleanups. Ability to track data and use basic tools like Microsoft Excel, Google Workspace, or mobile data collection apps. Multilingual skills, particularly in Spanish, Mandarin, Arabic, or Russian are a strong plus. Additional Information TO APPLY: Interested candidates must submit a cover letter and resume. 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As a result, only employees in positions providing services that are patient-facing medical care (ex: Nurses, doctors, emergency medical personnel), must be fully vaccinated. The City of Philadelphia is an Equal Opportunity employer and does not permit discrimination based on race, ethnicity, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, national origin, ancestry, age, disability, marital status, source of income, familial status, genetic information or domestic or sexual violence victim status. If you believe you were discriminated against, call the Philadelphia Commission on Human Relations at 215-686-4670 or send an email to . For more information, go to: Human Relations Website: