FFF US is a network of organizers in local groups across the country. As we grow, we’re looking to build a team of national coordinators to support the local groups in specific areas.
Each of these positions will coordinate the corresponding national working group. FFF US is a place of learning and collaboration, so these national coordinators are not intended to do all of the work for their working group, but rather to enable and encourage participation in their working group, keep an overview of projects and tasks, and to generate resources within their working group that local groups can use.
Examples of responsibilities for each coordinator:
Social Media Coordinator
- Generate a social media content calendar
- Monitor for and decide on content for our feeds
- Create graphics and other content for our feeds
- Collaborate with aligned orgs on content
- Answer messages
Logistics Coordinator
- Coordinate local groups around national campaigns
- Help local groups with logistical questions around their actions
- Help connect FFF local groups to other groups in their area
Integration Coordinator
- Onboard new groups into the FFF US network
- Ensure the onboarding and integration process is clear and engaging
- Help local groups set up their own onboarding
- Follow up with local groups to encourage further integration and engagement
Tech Coordinator
- Maintain existing tech infrastructure
- Ensure platforms are accessible and set up in the most useful way
- Manage access levels for FFF members
- Proactively and reactively set up new tech infrastructure as is needed
- Help local groups set up their tech infrastructure
All Coordinators
- Involve other FFF US members and keep respective Slack channel(s) active
- Create toolkits, workshops, learning opportunities
- Participate in coordinator calls
- Give WG-updates on calls as needed
These are not paid positions. We’re a grassroots movement of dedicated individuals.