USAIDALUMNI.org will publish job and volunteer offerings without charge according to the following guidelines: 1) the position must be relevant to the interests and skills of the Association membership, 2) the job must be actually available (i.e. not an effort to troll for names to be used in proposals), 3) including links for more information and/or contact, postings must not exceed 12 lines in length, and 4) a date by which the posting can be removed from the website must be included. Send job/volunteer offerings to: office@usaidalumni.org.
Volunteer Board Member Opportunity — Plan International USA
Plan International USA is part of a global non-profit organization founded in 1937. It is currently active in more than 80 countries, working with 55,000 communities to promote gender and youth equality and to meet urgent humanitarian and development needs. Plan USA wants to expand the development and humanitarian response expertise on its board of directors. It’s a great opportunity to work with a wonderful organization and board – and to stay engaged with the international development community in a new way. If interested, please look at the linked brochure to learn more about Plan and the responsibilities of a board member. If you have any questions, please contact Carol Peasley (cpeasley101@gmail.com).
Population Action Institute (PAI)
Senior Director for U.S. Government Relations
PAI is currently recruiting for a Senior Director for U.S. Government Relations. The job description is available at the following link: https://pai.bamboohr.com/jobs/
Volunteer Opportunities with Global Nonprofit Startup
A US-based nonprofit seeks development professionals to volunteer their talents to help build an enterprise dedicated to strengthening the capabilities of civil society organizations in lower-income countries. Acting Globally mobilizes volunteers with a range of skills (virtually, for now) to support grassroots NGOs. Currently we’re assisting groups in the DRC, Liberia and Uganda. See: actingglobally.org . We invite people to join our founding team — helping craft strategies for our sustainable growth, and possibly serving on our Board or Advisory Council. Please contact Martin Levine at mlevine1968@gmail.com
IMMEDIATE JOB OPENINGS WITH STATE DEPARTMENT OVERSEAS
The Coordination of Afghan Relocation Efforts (CARE) Office of the State Department, whose mission is the relocation of Afghan citizens for processing for onward travel to the U.S., is in need of temporary assistance at multiple overseas locations. Timing: Immediate and continuing. Duration of employment: mostly short-term up to a few months, but with some possibly up to one year. Pay rate: negotiable based upon experience; where justified, up to GS-14/10. Terms: REA (Rehired Annuitant) and maybe other options. Clearances: U.S. citizenship, Medical and Top Secret Security Clearance required. Click here for details.
Several speaking opportunities from the AFSA Speakers Bureau
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Virtual: Osher at Johns Hopkins University. 12 week series starting February 22, every Thursday from 10am-12noon.
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Topic: speaker’s choice. Osher members are always interested in learning about actual projects and experiences speakers have had in countries they served.
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Platform and setup: It will be done via Zoom. Each speaker will have 2 hours, which includes a 10 min break and Q&A
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Audience size: 50-75
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Honorarium: $150 per speaker
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We can place up to 12 speakers
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Nadja Ruzica
Strategic Communications & Outreach Manager
Foreign Service Centennial Coordinator
American Foreign Service Association
T:(202) 719-9710