Full-time positions
Texas Freedom Network (TFN) seeks a full-time Regional Program Coordinator for its Texas Rising program based in Austin.
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Texas Freedom Network (TFN) seeks a full-time Regional Program Coordinator for its Texas Rising program based in the Edinburg area.
See the Full Job Description and Apply
Part-time positions
TFN Legislative Communications Associate
TFN Legislative Political Assistant
Just Texas Reproductive Freedom Congregation Organizer
Texas Rising Campus Organizer – Edinburg
Texas Rising Campus Organizer – Austin/Central Texas
Texas Freedom Network is an equal opportunity employer and encourages people of color, ethnic minorities, women, and individuals from the LGBTQIA+ community to apply.
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