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TSNE (tsne.org) is working to build to a more just, equitable society. We do this by providing capacity building services, consulting and training services, and operational support for hundreds of nonprofits, foundations, community-based groups, and others working for social change. We are partners and colleagues working collaboratively to support areas critical for organizations, including  property management, leadership development and support, finance and accounting, human resources, and organizational development. We live by our values as an organization, and are committed to identifying, including, and valuing the unique skills, perspectives and knowledge of each member of our team.   About our Values: - Justice - A just society is one in which all people have the dignity, resources, power, and self-determination to fully thrive. We seek to create a more just world in all of our work. - Progress - We commit out resources, expertise, and energy to delivering high quality support and services that make movement toward a more just world possible. - Impact - We work collaboratively with others to build the capacity and sustainability of organizations who work toward social good.

TSNE (tsne.org) is working to build to a more just, equitable society. We do this by providing capacity building services, consulting and training services, and operational support for hundreds of nonprofits, foundations, community-based groups, and others working for social change. We are partners and colleagues working collaboratively to support areas critical for organizations, including  property management, leadership development and support, finance and accounting, human resources, and organizational development. We live by our values as an organization, and are committed to identifying, including, and valuing the unique skills, perspectives and knowledge of each member of our team.   About our Values: - Justice - A just society is one in which all people have the dignity, resources, power, and self-determination to fully thrive. We seek to create a more just world in all of our work. - Progress - We commit out resources, expertise, and energy to delivering high quality support and services that make movement toward a more just world possible. - Impact - We work collaboratively with others to build the capacity and sustainability of organizations who work toward social good.

About the Organization   Pakachoag Music School of Greater Worcester (Pakachoag) is dedicated to nurturing musical journeys that cultivate the imagination, inspire creativity, and develop artistry -- for students of every age and cultural background.  Pakachoag's vision for its school, community, and the world is that everyone, no matter their age, background or circumstance, has equal access to a vibrant, creative life.   In response to cutbacks in funding for public school music programs, Pakachoag was founded in 1982 with programming that included music lessons and early childhood and musical theater programming.  For over 40 years, Pakachoag has maintained its commitment to excellence in music education and has grown to be a school revered by students, families, alumni, faculty and the community.    Rated one of the top 75 cities in the country for a high quality of life, Worcester, Massachusetts is a vibrant, multicultural city and an increasingly desirable place for living and working.  Pakachoag’s main office is situated in the beautiful and historic All Saints Church, near Worcester’s evolving downtown theater district in one direction and a diverse neighborhood of middle and low-income families -- including White, Hispanic, African-American and refugee families from all parts of the world -- in another. This location strategically offers opportunities to reach and engage both with city and suburban families.   Pakachoag believes that music is for everyone and offers programs to all ages – literally from birth into retirement.  In addition to its main offices in Worcester, Pakachoag offers music education programs in Auburn, Shrewsbury, Sterling, Sturbridge, West Boylston and online for individual and shared learning experiences.  Pakachoag is renowned for its Performance Programs that focus both the personal and technical growth of performers, and its Suzuki Violin and Cello Programs that are not offered at any other community music school in Worcester County.   In addition to its executive director, Pakachoag has a highly-valued and passionate full time Program Director and has recently onboarded an enthusiastic part time office manager.  The organization also has a supportive and growing board of 10 and a dedicated professional faculty of 40.  Pakachoag has an operating budget of approximately $500k.       Executive Transition   After more than 30 years of successful leadership, including growing the school’s budget more than tenfold, almost tripling the size of the faculty, and orchestrating a complicated facility move, Executive Director Sarah Smongeski has announced her upcoming retirement.     

The Network for Public Health Law (networkforphl.org), with the support of its fiscal sponsor, TSNE (tsne.org), is a national organization providing leadership, legal technical assistance and educational resources to help public health practitioners, attorneys, policy makers, researchers, advocates, and communities develop, implement, and enforce laws to solve public health challenges.   The Network for Public Health Law works to improve America’s health by helping those who grapple with the legal complexities of emergency preparedness, environmental health, health care reform, the use of health data and the many other pressing challenges of modern public health. The Network strives to build the field of public health law, strengthen the role of law in public health practice, and foster connections among officials, practitioners, attorneys, researchers, advocates and others committed to improving health.  

The Network for Public Health Law (Network) (networkforphl.org), with the support of its fiscal sponsor, TSNE (tsne.org), is a national organization providing leadership, legal technical assistance, educational resources, and training to help public health practitioners, attorneys, policy makers, researchers, advocates, and communities engage in the development, implementation, and enforcement of laws to solve public health challenges.   At the Network for Public Health Law (Network), we believe in the power of public health law and policy to improve lives and make our communities safer, healthier, stronger and more equitable. We know that understanding, navigating, and using law and policy can transform our communities so we work to help public health leaders, policymakers, researchers, educators, advocates, and health care providers do just that.  

TSNE (tsne.org) is working to build to a more just, equitable society. We do this by providing capacity building services, consulting and training services, and operational support for hundreds of nonprofits, foundations, community-based groups, and others working for social change. We are partners and colleagues working collaboratively to support areas critical for organizations, including  property management, leadership development and support, finance and accounting, human resources, and organizational development. We live by our values as an organization, and are committed to identifying, including, and valuing the unique skills, perspectives and knowledge of each member of our team.   About our Values: - Justice - A just society is one in which all people have the dignity, resources, power, and self-determination to fully thrive. We seek to create a more just world in all of our work. - Progress - We commit out resources, expertise, and energy to delivering high quality support and services that make movement toward a more just world possible. - Impact - We work collaboratively with others to build the capacity and sustainability of organizations who work toward social good.

The Early Childhood Funders Collaborative (ECFC)(ecfunders.org) is dedicated to aligning and leveraging philanthropic, public, and private resources to promote federal, state, and local policies and practices that take a systemic, equity- focused approach to supporting young children, their families, and the early childhood community. The network of national, regional, and local funders supports the healthy development and learning of children prenatal to age eight and their families, particularly low income and at-risk children, in the context of their communities.   ECFC administers the Raising Child Care Fund, a fund that combines resources to re-grant to state-based grassroots organizing to advance more public investment and equity in childcare. ECFC is a fiscally-sponsored organization of TSNE (tsne.org).

First Teacher (firstteacherboston.org) is a community of parents and caregivers working together to prepare all our children for success in kindergarten and beyond. We believe we are our child's first teacher.   First Teacher’s central goal is to increase school readiness by empowering parents/guardians to view themselves as their child’s first and most important teacher. First Teacher’s secondary goal is to help rebuild a network of parents/guardians in Roxbury and Dorchester. First Teacher views parents as experts, transformative agents of change, and an untapped resource in our city. We believe in the collective power of parents/guardians to change the trajectory of their own lives and their children’s lives, and to define the fate of our city. Ours is a story of the regenerative power of re-connecting.   First Teacher is a fiscally sponsored organization of TSNE (tsne.org).  

The work of Detroit People’s Platform (detroitpeoplesplatform.org) is guided by a commitment to organizing local residents to be leaders in addressing inequality in Detroit, the nation’s largest majority-Black city. DPP is committed to working across all of the city’s seven council districts and across organizational boundaries in order to achieve change locally, across the Southeast Michigan region, and statewide. Detroit People’s Platform has a track record of working with a variety of coalition partners to win policy changes that benefit Black and low-income Detroiters. DPP organized bus riders to lead successful campaigns to restore critical bus service connecting Detroiters to key jobs and institutions. DPP was also a key player in citywide campaigns for community benefit agreements, leading to Detroit becoming the first city in the nation to establish an ordinance requiring developer to engage in a CBA process.   The Detroit People’s Platform is fiscally sponsored projects of TSNE(tsne.org).    

Collective Power for Reprodcutive Justice (CPRJ)(clpp.hampshire.edu) is a national reproductive rights and justice organization dedicated to educating, mentoring, and inspiring new generations of advocates, leaders, and supporters. Combining activism, organizing, leadership training, and reproductive rights movement building, CPRJ promotes an inclusive agenda that advances reproductive rights and health, and social and economic justice. CPRJ is a fiscally sponsored project of TSNE (tsne.org).  

The Network for Public Health Law (Network)(networkforphl.org), with the support of its fiscal sponsor, TSNE, is a national organization providing leadership, legal technical assistance, and educational resources to help public health practitioners, attorneys, policymakers, researchers, advocates, and communities develop, implement, and enforce laws to solve public health challenges. NPHL is a fiscally sponsored organization of TSNE (tsne.org).   The Network is seeking a Program Coordinator to join the team at its Mid-States Region Office to provide operations and program support. The Program Coordinator’s primary responsibility will be to assist the Mid-States team in managing a variety of projects and related activities. This work includes developing and maintaining an organized system for monitoring grants and contracts, tracking deliverables, reporting, and invoicing. Additional key duties will include corresponding with the public in response to email and telephone inquiries, supporting social media activities, contributing to the Region’s team-building activities, and providing logistical support for in-person meetings and events.   This is a fully remote position, with team members located across the country. The Network values collegiality, professionalism and consensus in its work and operations. As a team member, the Program Coordinator will work closely with all members of the Mid-States Region Office, as well as with team members from other Region Offices and the National Office.   For best consideration, please apply with a cover letter and resume by June 21, 2023.  

FRESH New London (freshnewlondon.org) is a small food justice non-profit located in New London, CT. Our mission is to build momentum for food system change through local agriculture and youth empowerment.  We use food to connect to the community, encourage leadership, inspire stewardship and incite change.  FRESH is focused on urban farming, community gardening and youth, as a way to build resiliency in our City and to inspire more people to take part in the community food system.    FRESH Core Values - Environmental Stewardship - Health and Wellness - Racial and Social Justice - Our Community: Our Culture, Our People, Our Place, Our Power - Young People and the Future - Sense of Humor and Fun!   FRESH New London is fiscally sponsored by TSNE (tsne.org).  

Future Chefs (futurechefs.net) prepares Boston high school students to leave high school ready for quality employment and post-secondary education. With a focus on positive youth development, Future Chefs provides culinary training and authentic work-based learning to prepare teens with the hard skills they will need to succeed in the culinary industry and most importantly the job readiness skills to succeed in any field. Future Chefs’ model is based on the belief that every student is unique and flourishes in respectful, safe, stimulating settings that provide opportunities for growth, and relationships with caring, supportive adults who honor students’ lived experiences. Future Chefs occupies 5770 square feet of meeting, kitchen and office space on the first floor of The Clarion in Roxbury and is programming our space to build community-based collaborations that directly and indirectly support our mission. Future Chefs is a fiscally sponsored organization of TSNE (tsne.org).

The Massachusetts Voter Table (MVT) (mavotertable.org) was formed in 2011 to build power among the “New American Majority” – low-income a, people of color, young people, and new citizens. Our theory of change is rooted in an analysis that grassroots organizing is the means to achieving racial and economic justice. We utilize and embed civic engagement tactics as a means to build power. MVT partner organizations work across Massachusetts where there is a density of low income and communities of color.  The Massachusetts Voter Table is the local affiliate of State Voices. The Massachusetts Voter Table is a fiscally sponsored organization of TSNE. (tsne.org)   The Massachusetts Voter Table (MVT) is looking for motivated individuals who want to learn about the inner workings of a grassroots program for the 2023 Election Cycle.   The Massachusetts Voter Table advances civic access, engagement, and representation to increase resources and power for people of color and working-class people toward achieving a multiracial democracy. The Massachusetts Voter Table is committed to a long-term organizing strategy that advances our vision of a more democratic and equitable society.

 Integrity Initiatives International (integrityinitiatives.org) is an international NGO focused on combatting grand corruption by strengthening the enforcement of criminal laws against corrupt leaders, also known as kleptocrats. III works to end grand corruption by: supporting national measures, such as the High Anti-Corruption Court in Ukraine; promoting understanding of the close connection between human rights and anti-corruption; forging a network of young people dedicated to combatting corruption in their own countries and around the world; and catalyzing a campaign to establish the International Anti-Corruption Court (IACC).   III is a fiscally-sponsored organization of TSNE (tsne.org).

Gardening the Community (gardeningthe.org)is a BIPOC-led urban agriculture organization engaged in youth development and advancing racial justice to build healthy and equitable communities. We work with youth to grow food on reclaimed abandoned lots in the Mason Square community of Springfield. We partner with the Springfield Food Policy Council on advocacy campaigns for increased access to healthy food and greater food security for historically marginalized residents. The impact of our work is far beyond growing vegetables. GTC contributes to the local and statewide food and racial justice movements that seek to change the root causes of the poor health and unjust food systems facing communities (especially low-income communities and communities of color) across the State. We are creating locally controlled food resources that support our young people, build community and offer sustainable alternatives to Springfield families.   GTC is a fiscally-sponsored organization of TSNE (tsne.org).

For two decades, the Building Movement Project (buildingmovement.org) (BMP) has cultivated the potential for nonprofit organizations to effectively partner with movements for progressive social change. We learn by listening to groups and leaders about what it takes for organizations to align their social justice principles with their operating practices. Our research and practical resources help organizations innovate to meet the needs of the communities they serve and face the challenges of the external environment.   BMP concentrates on the following three main areas to accomplish our goals and advance social change: - Leadership: Analyzing how organizations can do their best work, encourage diverse leaders at every level, and promote the most effective and inclusive practices; - Organizational Change: Developing the capacity of organizations to both engage constituents in addressing systems barriers that impact their lives, and make nonprofit workplaces more equitable and inclusive; - Movement Building: Acknowledging and building on the distinct role of organizations and networks in advancing movements for social change.  The Building Movement Project is fiscally sponsored by TSNE (tsne.org) and based in New York City.

MLPB (www.mlpb.health) is an innovative program that is at the forefront of social care transformation and access to justice. We equip communities of care with legal education and problem-solving insight that fosters prevention, health equity and human-centered system change. Through training, consultation, and technical assistance, MLPB helps care teams to understand their power to address health related social  needs and to access legal resources and solutions for those they serve.   At a household level, MLPB seeks to disrupt the negative impact of legal, social, and economic factors on health outcomes. At a population level, our work cultivates system and policy change.   MLPB partners with a wide range of social care entities in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Our partners include health insurers, accountable care organizations/entities (ACOs/AEs), hospitals, public health departments, early childhood programs, community health centers, and social service agencies.   MLPB is credited as the founding medical-legal partnership nationally, launched at Boston Medical Center in 1993. MLPB now operates as an independent project under the fiscal sponsorship of TSNE (www.tsne.org).

The Network for Public Health Law (networkforphl.org), with the support of its fiscal sponsor, TSNE (tsne.org), is a national organization providing leadership, legal technical assistance and educational resources to help public health practitioners, attorneys, policy makers, researchers, advocates, and communities develop, implement, and enforce laws to solve public health challenges.

TSNE (tsne.org) is working to build to a more just, equitable society. We do this by providing capacity building services, consulting and training services, and operational support for hundreds of nonprofits, foundations, community-based groups, and others working for social change. We are partners and colleagues working collaboratively to support areas critical for organizations, including  property management, leadership development and support, finance and accounting, human resources, and organizational development. We live by our values as an organization, and are committed to identifying, including, and valuing the unique skills, perspectives and knowledge of each member of our team.   About our Values: - Justice - A just society is one in which all people have the dignity, resources, power, and self-determination to fully thrive. We seek to create a more just world in all of our work. - Progress - We commit out resources, expertise, and energy to delivering high quality support and services that make movement toward a more just world possible. - Impact - We work collaboratively with others to build the capacity and sustainability of organizations who work toward social good.