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SISTER SONG INC

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🤝 Non-profit

🌍 Social Impact

🏥 Healthcare

Non-profit • Social Impact • Healthcare

SISTER SONG INC is a U. S. -based nonprofit collective that advances reproductive justice for women of color and other marginalized communities. The organization focuses on community organizing, public education, and policy advocacy to protect and expand reproductive health, rights, and autonomy. SisterSong typically works through training, coalition-building, and advocacy campaigns that center the experiences and leadership of women of color.

📋 Description

• Coordinate day-to-day components of the SisterSong Research Team’s portfolio of community-based participatory research studies including administrative tasks, event support and reporting, data analysis, collection, write-up and dissemination. • Co-lead on the identification of and application(s) for grants to support the growing work and portfolio of the Research Team. • Contribute as a thought partner on the development of new SisterSong research studies and partnerships. • Support the growth of the research team by nurturing existing partnerships and supporting new partnerships. • Serve as a representative of SisterSong across contexts including in RJ movement and research spaces. • Assist as needed with cross-departmental and all-staff events including Essence Festival of Culture, the Let’s Talk About Sex Conference, and Black (In)fertility Awareness Week.

🎯 Requirements

• Master’s degree in public health, social sciences, or related. • Two to five years of experience conducting research studies in the field of reproductive justice, sexual and reproductive health, public health, family planning, or related. • Experience leading qualitative research project(s) • Demonstrated track record of successfully gaining funding for the purpose of conducting research. • Demonstrated experience working and/or volunteering in reproductive health, rights and justice. • Commitment to advancing the tenets of reproductive justice.