Pollinator Protection Program Coordinator

NOFA/Mass seeks a Pollinator Protection Program Coordinator who will serve as a liaison and manage a communications hub for the statewide network of individuals and community groups working to protect native pollinators and reduce pesticide use. The Pollinator Protection Program Coordinator is a member of the NOFA/Mass Policy Department, organizing public support for pollinator protection policies and pesticides reform. 

20 hours per week

Ideal candidate may also have one or more of the following:

• Experience engaging directly with the legislative process
• A background in public policy
• Broad knowledge of agricultural issues, programs, and policies at the state or local level
• Experience working with youth
• Experience coordinating events 
• Experience in coalition building and community organizing
• A background in a related field, such as agriculture, biology, ecology, and entomology
• Graphic design, video and audio production, website development, or other creative or technical skills or experience

Other position information:

• This job can generally be accomplished from home. Employee must provide appropriate basic office equipment to facilitate working remotely.
• Hours flexible with some onsite and virtual organizational meeting attendance required.
• Employee must attend NOFA/Mass retreats and staff meetings, the winter and summer conferences, virtual department meetings, and other staff responsibilities.

How to apply

Please complete a job application form here. The application will require you to upload a resume, cover letter and three references as attachments. Interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis.

NOFA/Mass encourages candidates from diverse cultural and economic backgrounds to apply. Please familiarize yourself with our Racial Equity Statement before applying.

Application deadline: March 10th

Contact Marty Dagoberto, Policy Director, with questions about this position at marty+mapn@nofamass.org.