Thank you for your interest in joining our team at The DC Fiscal Policy Institute (DCFPI). For over 20 years, DCFPI has been a resource to advocates and community members, providing research, analysis, and strategy to inform just policy solutions and rebuild inequitable systems. Today, DCFPI is a Black and woman-led organization placing racial equity and justice at the center of our work as we aim to be more responsive to the experiences of residents facing racial and economic oppression. We leverage the power of public policy to support the economic liberation of Black, brown, and immigrant communities, women, and others sidelined by racism, sexism, and economic exclusion.
Digital Communications Associate
Position Summary
DCFPI seeks a Digital Communications Associate to support communications across the organization’s social media, email, and website to raise visibility and reach of its work. The successful candidate for this role will be creative and proactive with strong attention to detail. DCFPI seeks someone with a deep commitment to racial, gender, and economic justice, and the organization’s core priorities around tax, budget, and economic policy.
How to Apply
Please submit a cover letter, resume, and 2-4 examples of digital content you’ve created (graphics, social copy, emails, videos, etc) to nmetzgar@dcfpi.org. Applications will be considered on a rolling basis. The email subject line should be “Digital Communications Associate” and application letter, resume, and sample file names should be lastname.coverletter.digitalassociate, lastname.resume.digitalassociate, and lastname.sample.digitalassociate.
Policy Analyst/Senior Policy Analyst: Affordable Housing
Position Summary
DCFPI seeks a Policy Analyst/Senior Policy Analyst to support the organization’s research and advocacy on affordable housing policies in the District of Columbia, with a focus on building a holistic approach to ending displacement for Black and brown residents. The Policy Analyst/Senior Policy Analyst will support DCFPI’s advocacy for people with low incomes and Black and brown residents on a wide range of affordable housing issues, including housing preservation and production, tenants’ rights, vouchers, and Black homeownership opportunities. This position will engage with various stakeholders and coalitions, including the Fair Budget Coalition’s Housing Issue Group and the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act (TOPA) coalition.
How to Apply
Please submit a cover letter and resume to kcoventry@dcfpi.org. Applications will be considered on a rolling basis. The?email subject line should be “Affordable Housing Analyst” and file names should be?lastname.coverletter.affordablehousing?and lastname.resume.affordablehousing.