Catalyst of San Diego & Imperial Counties (“Catalyst”) is seeking an experienced consultant or team to create a regional communications plan and suite of toolkits for recipients of a multi-year grant program aimed at reducing hate incidents and hate crimes in San Diego and Imperial Counties. ABOUT CATALYST & STOP THE HATE Catalyst of San Diego & Imperial Counties (Catalyst) connects and activates funders to learn, lead, and invest in our community. We envision an equitable, collaborative, and impactful social change ecosystem that improves the lives of all residents in our region. We champion equity and opportunity by influencing philanthropy and other social investors to intentionally address systemic bias that prevents people and communities from reaching their full potential. In 2023, Catalyst was awarded a 30-month grant from the State of California’s Department of Social Services to serve as regional lead for the Stop the Hate grant program. As regional

Job Title: Program Coordinator Department: Community Impact-PSE Reports to: Program Manager Hours: Full-time, occasional evenings, and weekend work possible Starting Wage: $21/hr. Stop the Hate project aims to provide support and services which may include, but not limited to community engagement and education; community conflict resolution; in- language outreach; services to escort community members in public; community healing; collaboration; cross-racial building; community diversity training; and local or regional rapid response to hate incidents. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: • Manage completion of outlined grant objectives and deliverables. • Attend outreach and community events. • Comfortable conducting educational presentations to the community. • Basic knowledge of social media and creating postings. • Plan and implement community engagement strategies (such as community forum, arts-based healing events, and/or trainings, etc.). • Attend all weekly meetings and reflective supervision. • Communicate efficiently and effectively both verbally and in writing. • Collect, analyze, report, and file

Communities Actively Living Independent & Free (CALIF) is actively hiring for two Stop the Hate (STH) positions at its Downtown Los Angeles Office. We are looking for a STH Coordinator and a STH Advocate who will be a part of a team that will empower, teach and advocate for people with disabilities against hate crimes and to proactively address these issues as part of an early intervention approach. The successful candidate will work with victims, provide peer to peer support and advocacy, life skills, art therapy and much more. People with disabilities are encouraged to apply. Please refer to the following link for more information about this position: https://calif-ilc.org/career/

The UAH Project Director will lead community engagement and reporting for United Against Hate Week, a collaborative effort by communities around the country, to host anti-hate/ pro-inclusion events in their cities in November 2023 and Fall 2024. The UAH Project Director will work year round with the United Against Hate (UAH) Project Team, with direction from Not In Our Town leadership. Job Type: 0.50 FTE Status (Hourly, part-time (10-30 hours/week, with a commitment of 30 hours/week from September to December.) To apply, please send a resume and cover letter outlining your experience and interest in the position, and how you found out about this opportunity to dmanjarrez-renteria@niot.org. Please refer to the following link for more information about this position: https://www.niot.org/job-openings

SIPA is looking for a Mental Health Counselor who has a passion in working with Filipino-American and Latino low-income families. The Mental Health Counselor will be providing both clinical services and community-based programs rooting in healing and psychoeducation to promote understanding and destigmatization of mental health for Filipino Americans and communities of color. This is a full-time position, estimated at 40 hours per week, may require travel across SIPA’s offices in LA’s Historic Filipinotown and client locations. They will report to the Clinical Program Manager. Fluency in Filipino/Tagalog is required. Please refer to the following link for more information about the Mental Health Counselor job opening: https://www.sipacares.org/careers