Responsibilities

• Digital Communications
• C ollaborate with ONV board & team members, & attend regular ONV meetings to understand current messaging needs, that will be used on communications. ONV board will provide guidance on where to acquire information to be used in communications.
• Create, schedule, and manage engaging content for ONV’s Facebook and Instagram pages, including graphics, short-form video, and timely responses to comments and messages.
• Design, write, and send regular email newsletters and action alerts to ONV’s 25,000-subscriber mailing list, tracking open and click-through rates to improve engagement over time.
• Maintain a consistent editorial calendar and voice across all channels, aligned with ONV’s campaign messaging and milestones.
• Materials & Outreach Assets
• Design and maintain a polished digital information packet (PDF) summarizing ONV’s mission, the proposed constitutional amendment, and campaign progress, suitable for distribution to partner organizations, elected officials, and the press.
• Update the packet regularly as the campaign evolves and tailor versions for specific audiences when needed.
• Events & Fundraising
• Assist board members in planning and coordinating fundraisers, house parties, town halls, and other events that build financial support and public momentum for the 2028 ballot measure.

Requirements

• 1–3+ years of experience in communications, digital marketing, campaigns, or nonprofit/political advocacy.
• Strong writing skills with the ability to adapt tone across social media, email, press materials, and letters to the editor.
• Working knowledge of Meta Business Suite (Facebook/Instagram) and email platforms such as Mailchimp, Constant Contact, or similar.
• Comfort with basic graphic design tools (e.g., Canva) and PDF layout for outreach materials.
• Experience organizing events or fundraisers, from concept through execution.
• Familiarity with California land-use, housing policy, or ballot-measure campaigns is a strong plus, but not required.
• Self-starter who can manage multiple projects independently and meet deadlines with minimal supervision.
• Existing relationships with California advocacy organizations, local officials, or press contacts a plus, but not required.