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It is the policy of PeacePlayers to provide equal employment opportunities to all individuals regardless of age, gender, gender identity/expression, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, marital status, physical ability, or any other legally protected basis. PeacePlayers evaluates all candidates on a merit basis.
Job Title: Local Project Coordinator (LPC)
Specific AOR: Belfast City Council
Reports To: Operations Team Leader
Location of Post: Peace House, 224 Lisburn Road, Belfast BT9 6GE)
Status of Post: 100 hrs a month. Initially for 12 months with possible extension subject to funding.
Payment Rate: £12.85 per hour
Overview
The Local Project Coordinator (LPC) is a full-time (sessional) operations professional that will be responsible for developing, coordinating and implementing all tasks related to the planning and delivery of PP-NI’s cross-community basketball/community relations programmes in a specified geographical area.
Geographical area of responsibility
Belfast
Networking:
Develop delivery and funding relationships with local schools, sports, youth and church groups and with other local community organisations/centres and stakeholders (i.e. institutions e.g. PSNI, EA) that will facilitate:
School Twinnings:
Cross Community League (CCL)
General Duties:
Project Coordinator – Belfast
Selection Criteria
PeacePlayers is seeking to recruit a Local Project Coordinator (LPC) for Belfast.
This is an open call, though PeacePlayers particularly welcomes applications from those who are currently registered as PeacePlayers coaches as well as to those that have served as a PeacePlayers coach in the past.
Applications should be returned by 12 noon on Friday 23rd September. There is no formal application form, rather candidates are asked to demonstrate and evidence in their written response how they meet the essential and desirable criteria outlined below.
Interviews for those shortlisted after this first stage of recruitment have provisionally been scheduled for the week commencing Monday 26th of September.
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הצטרף לצוות שמאמין בכוחו של ספורט ומחויב בלהט ליצור עולם שליו ושוויוני יותר. East Middle PeacePlayers פועלת בישראל ובגדה המערבית מאז 2005 ,משתמשת במשחק הכדורסל כדי לאחד ולחנך קהילות ערביות ויהודיות. התוכניות שלנו משרתות ילדים ונוער, בגילאי 6 עד 22 ,ומספקות לצעירים הזדמנות למעורבות ארוכת טווח, כשהם גדלים משחקנים, למנהיגים ותומכים בשינוי חברתי חיובי בקהילות שלהם. PeacePlayers שואפת לשפר את היחסים בין צעירים ערבים ויהודים והקהילות שלהם, לספק הזדמנויות לבניית מערכות יחסים, כמו גם מנהיגות ופיתוח מקצועי.
East Middle PeacePlayers היא חלק מתנועה עולמית הפועלת בישראל/הגדה המערבית, דרום אפריקה, ארצות הברית, צפון אירלנד, קפריסין ולאחרונה, רואנדה. PeacePlayers מפעילה מספר יוזמות גלובליות המפגישות ובונות מיומנויות בקרב מנהיגי נוער מרחבי העולם באמצעות בעלי עניין של PeacePlayers ושותפים בינלאומיים.
התרבות של PeacePlayers מונעת על ידי שלושה ערכי ליבה: ראיית אנשים כאנשים, טרנספורמציה מבפנים החוצה ותרבות של שיתוף פעולה.
למידע נוסף על International PeacePlayers ,אנא בקר באתר האינטרנט שלנו. org.peaceplayers.www://https להגשת מועמדות: נא לשלוח קורות חיים והצהרת עניין ל: org.peaceplayers@infome
תקציר התפקיד
מנהל הפרויקט של צפון ישראל אחראי על פיקוח והובלת פעילויות תכנית PeacePlayers במרכז הצפון. תחומי הפעילות הנוכחיים כוללים בין היתר: בנימינה, פורדיס, מגל ומייסר. תפקיד זה עשוי לכלול בעתיד מיקומים נוספים לכיוון דרום עד יפו וצפונה עד נהריה. מנהל הפרויקט יהיה אחראי על תכנון ופיקוח על פעילויות הנוער על פי התכנית האופרטיבית, לרבות אימוני כדורסל, משחקים, מפגשים עם קבוצות תאומות, מפגשי חינוך לשלום, )פעילות ספורטיבית וחינוכית ערבית-יהודית משותפת(, טורנירים, וכן מפגשים ומחנות אימונים עם לינה. לשם כך, מנהלי הפרויקט יהיו אחראים על גיוס ופיקוח מאמנים מקומיים שיבצעו פעילויות. מנהל הפרויקט יעבוד בשיתוף פעולה הדוק עם צוות לאומי המבצע תוכניות ברחבי ישראל והגדה המערבית.
מיקום: מרכז וצפון הארץ )שטח ומרחוק(. הפעילות מתקיימת כיום ב: מחוז מנשה )מגל ומייסר, בנימינה ופורדיס( שעות עבודה: משרה חלקית, 25 שעות שבועיות
תידרשו לנוכחות בשטח 3-2 פעמים בשבוע, כאשר הפעילויות מתקיימות בין השעות 00:20-00:13( בדרך כלל 00:15 עד 00:18 )ומדי פעם בימי שישי. עבודה אדמיניסטרטיבית תוכל להתבצע מרחוק לנוחיותך.
אחריות
عرض عمل
مدير م – وسط / شمال إرسائيل رش منسق / وع
ي رشق األوسط فالي فإرسائيل والضفة الغربية منذ عام 2005 ، باستخدام لعبة كرة السلة لتوحيد وتعليم المجتمعات العربية واليهودية. تخدم برامجنا
ا ومساواةًسالمرانضم إىل فريق يؤمن بقوة الرياضة ومتحمس لخلق عالم أكث . تعمل منظمة PeacePlayers
اوح أعمارهم ب ي راألطفال والشباب الذين تث 6 و 22 وقادة
ا ، وتوفر للشباب فرصة للمشاركة طويلة األمد ، والنموكممثل ي ًعام
مجتمعاتهمي يب فيع اإليجاودعم التغي ثاالجتما . يسىع برنامج PeacePlayers
العالقات ب ي لتحس ي الشباب العرب واليهود ن يومجتمعاتهم ، لتوف ثفرص لبناء العالقات ، كذلك تعلم القيادة والتطوير المه . ي هو جزء من حركة عالمية تعمل ف / الضفة الغربية ، جنوب إفريقيا ،الواليات المتحدة
إرسائيل PeacePlayers Middle East
المهارات ب ي نيتجمع وتبرنيا من المبادرات العالمية الًعدد
ي رواندا فً،ايرلندا الشمالية وق ثص ومؤخرا . يدير PeacePlayers
رشكاء الدولي ي وال .
ي القادة الشباب من جميع أنحاء العالم من خالل أصحاب المصلحة ف PeacePlayers
تستند ثقافة PeacePlayers إىل ثالث قيم أساسية: رؤية الشخصكأنسان، التحول والتغي ثمن الداخل إىل الخار ، وثقافة التعاون.
ر لمزيد من المعلومات حول International PeacePlayers نت
، ير ج زيارة موقعنا عىل اإلنث .
https://www.peaceplayers.org
للتقديم: ير ج إرسال الس ثة الذاتية وبيان االهتمام إىل: org.peaceplayers@infome
ملخص العمل
يف . تشمل مجاالت النشاط الحالية: بنيامينا ،فورديس وماغال وميش. المستقبل مواقع إضافية باتجاه الجنوب اىل يافا
ي شمال إرسائ
ررس مدير الم اف وقيادة أنشطة برنامج رشوع ف
يل مسؤول عن اإل PeacePlayers شمال البالد
ي قد يشمل هذا الدورفً وشمالها اىل نهاريا. عن التخطيط واإل
يىل ، بما فا لل ثنامج التشغيًررساف عىل أنشطة الشباب وفقذلك تدريب كرة السلة ، العاب ، لقاءات مع الفرق المختلطة ، لقاءات تعليم السالم ، )األنشطة الرياضية والتعليمية العربية
رشوع مسؤوال
يسيكون مدير الم كةراليهودية المشث ( ، بطوالت وكذلك لقاءات ومعسكرات تدريب مع اإلقامة. لفعل ذلك ، سيكو عن
ن مديرو الم رشوع مسؤول ي
الذين سينفذون األنشطةالمحلي ي واإلررساف عىل المدرب ي
رشوع بشكل وثيق مع فريق مح يىل تعي ي . ينفذ ال ث
سيعمل مدير الم امج النشاطات حاليا تتم ف: منطقة منشيه )ماغال ومايزر ، بنيامينا ، فورديس(
ي جميع أنحاء إرسائيل والضفة الغربية ف . ي
يف (.
الموقع: مركز وشمال البالد ) الميدان وعن بعد
ي ساعة ف
ي ساعات العمل:
ًوأحيان .
بدوام جزب 25 األسبوع
مرات ف 00:13 و 00:20 ا أيام الجمعة
الميداني طلب منك حضورفُ
ي الساعةاألسبوع ، مع إجراء األنشطة ب ي2-3 سي يمكن القيام بالعمل اإلداري عن بعد حسب راحتك.
المسئولية:
اتيجية ال ثنامج وتصميمه وتنفيذه فاإلررساف عىل اسث ر
ي • شمال إرسائيل •العمل مع مدير ال ثنامج لوضع وتنفيذ خطة عمل سنوية وخطة طوارئ حسب الحاجة تشكيل فرق ف / مجتمعات الشمال وفق خطة سنوية
ي • مدارس
ًج التشغيلية وفق )األنشطة و المناهج
إنشاء ومتابعة الجدول الزم ا للخطة السنوية ن ي • ومردود او نتائج ال ثنامج ، وضمان النتائ الدراسية(
ررس االستقدام واإل ) اف ، معتمدين وفق إجراءات الموارد البمؤهل ي ررساف عىل مدرب ي
، تقارير بالساعة ، إموظف ي تعي ي
رش • ية إلخ(
رش • يكة العربية واليهودية والمراكز االجتماعية والمجالس اإلقليمية وأولياء األمور يس مع المدارس الالعملكحلقة وصل وممثل رئي
ي ذلك زيارات إىل المجتمعات عىل أساس منتظم والنوادي ، بما ف
ي ف . مراقبة األداء وتقديم مالحظات مستمرة. تحصيل التقارير بالساعة وو ثائق رشية وتقديمها إىل دائرة الماليةالموارد الب
اإل الشمال ررساف عىل الفريق التشغي
يىل ●
للمعدات والزي الرسرشاء والتوزي ع المناسب ي العمل مع مدير ال ثنامج لضمان ال .
يم • وما إىل ذلك
االشث ر
المساعدة ف )أي إجراء مسح سنوي(
ي • المراقبة والتقييم
اماتها تجاه الرن تتمكن المنظمة من الوفاء بالث ر تضاء ح .
رش •مراقبة خطط الطوارئ ودعمها حسب االق كاء يع • ، مع ضمان التقدم نحو األهداف التشغيليةتحديث جدول النشاط عىل أساس أسبو
اجتماعات منتظمة مع أصحاب المصلحة المحلي ي ي
يم المشاركة ف بروح تعاونية
لفريق المح يىل . والفريق العال
ي •سيقدم مدير / كث ثمن األحيان مع مدير ال ثنامج بشأن القضايا منسق الم رشوع تقاريره إىل الرئيس التنفيذي وسيتشاورفالمتعلقة بال ثمجة. المهارات / المتطلبات:
ي • السالممماثلة مع القيم الجوهرية ورسالة الع ن .
رأكث 3 تنسيق العمل مع الشباب أو ال ثامج المماثلةي سنوات من الخ ثة ف .
أحد المجاالت التالية م ث ي تعد الخلفية التعليمية ف : اعات ، االدارة غ ثالهادفة للربح ، ادارة الرياضة ، تنظيم التعليم ، حل الث المجتمع واالرشاد والمزيد.
ف – ة
م ث
ية م ث أو العربية ؛ اللغة اإلنجل ث
ي •الخ ثة / الشهادة التدريب
يىل • باللغة الع ثية وإتقان عا / ة •دوافع ذاتية
م ث
ًالمساء وأحيانا
Join a team that believes in the power of sport and is passionately committed to creating a more peaceful and equitable world. PeacePlayers Middle East has been working in Israel and the West Bank since 2005, using the game of basketball to unite and educate Arab and Jewish communities. Our programs serve children and youth, ages 6 to 22 years old, providing young people an opportunity for long-term engagement, as they grow from players, into leaders and advocates for positive social change in their communities. PeacePlayers seeks to improve relationships between Arab and Jewish young people and their communities, providing opportunities for relationship building, as well as leadership and professional development.
PeacePlayers Middle East is part of a global movement which operates in Israel/West Bank, South Africa, United States, Northern Ireland, Cyprus and most recently, Rwanda. PeacePlayers operates a number of global initiatives that bring together and build skills among youth leaders from around the world through PeacePlayers stakeholders and international partners.
PeacePlayers’ culture is driven by three core values: seeing people as people, inside-out transformation and culture of collaboration.
For more information about PeacePlayers International, please visit our website. https://www.peaceplayers.org
To apply: Please send your CV and statement of interest to:
infome@peaceplayers.org with the subject line: Project Coordinator/Manager – Central/Northern Israel
POSITION SUMMARY
The Project Manager for Northern Israel is responsible for overseeing and leading PeacePlayers program activities in central Northern Israel. Current areas of operation include, but are not limited to: Binyamina, Furadis, Maagal and Mesier. In the future, this post may include additional locations as far south as Jaffa and as far north as Naariyah. The Project Manager will be responsible for planning and overseeing youth activities according to the operational plan, including basketball practices, games, twinning sessions, peace education sessions, (joint Arab-Jewish athletic and educational activities), tournaments, as well as occasional overnight retreats and camps. To this end, the Project Managers will be responsible for recruiting and supervising local coaches who will implement activities. The Project Manager will work in close collaboration with a national team who is implementing programs throughout Israel and the West Bank.
Location: Central and Northern Israel (field and remote). Activities currently take place in: Menashe Region (Magal and Meiser, Binyamina and Furadis)
Hours: Part-time, 25 hours per week
You will be required to be present in the field 2-3 times per week, with activities taking place between the hours of 13:00 to 20:00 and occasionally on Fridays. Administrative work conducted remotely at your convenience.
RESPONSIBILITIES
The Project Manager/Coordinator will report to the Managing Director, and will consult frequently with the Program Director on matters related to programming.
Qualifications/Requirements:
ORGANIZATIONAL OVERVIEW
Established in 2001, PeacePlayers is a peacebuilding nonprofit organization that uses sport as a vehicle to unite, educate and inspire young people living in divided communities. Based on the premise that “children who play together can learn to live together,” PeacePlayers has become a worldwide leader in the use of sport to build a more peaceful world, reaching more than 75,000 youth in 15 countries.
By offering equitable basketball programming, peace education, leadership development, and professional training, PeacePlayers challenges the status quo of hatred and fear that grips societies in conflict – making cross-community cooperation desirable and giving young people practical skills to deal with conflict and grow into advocates for peace in their communities. The organization operates year-round programs in the Middle East, South Africa, Northern Ireland, and Cyprus, internationally. Domestically programming is in five major US cities Baltimore, Brooklyn, Detroit, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
SUMMARY OF THE POSITION
PeacePlayers believes that basketball has the power to be a catalyst for change. We achieve this by using the game of basketball to bridge divides, create equitable opportunities, and develop youth leaders.
The aftermath of redlining is still felt in communities of color in the city of Baltimore today. Studies show that Baltimore has the lowest rate of mobility out of poverty in the country, a statistic tied directly to education as much as it is economic opportunity. Neighborhoods that are less than 50 percent African American receive nearly four times the investment of neighborhoods that are over 85 percent African American. Low-poverty neighborhoods receive one and a half times the investment of high-poverty neighborhoods.
PeacePlayers engages youth within these communities in different quadrants of the city by providing access to sports-based after-school programming led by committed and effective local coaches grounded in leadership development and peace education. Youth develop the skills, attitudes, and behaviors that enhance their ability to reduce conflict in positive ways and emerge from the program as leaders uniting the different quadrants of Baltimore. Ultimately, our goal is to create youth-led strategies to bridge societal divides and be the catalyst for institutional and structural change within the city.
Our programming consists of:
Summer Camp
PeacePlayers offers an 8-week basketball summer camp for youth ages 10-18. Summer programming is a combination of basketball skills development and experiential learning activities. Summer camp serves as an added enrichment program for youth that allows them to experience the best of our basketball and leadership programming
Peace League
Peace League is an after-school leadership through sports program serving youth ages 8-13. Peace League creates a safe space for youth to have fun and build friendships with peers across community divides, as well as opportunities to access positive, caring role models in their coaches. Peace League is offered in the Fall (September through December) and Spring (February through June). Sessions, which take place 1-2 times a week, include a combination of leadership workshops and basketball drills. Cities also host Twinning events that bring together youth in the Peace League program.
Leadership Development
The Leadership Development Program is a community-based program that serves youth ages 14-18 with the goal of equipping them to be leaders in their communities. Leadership Development Program (LDP) participants walk through a more in-depth PeacePlayers’ peace education curriculum. The four pillars of the LDP are basketball skill development, personal development, experiential learning, and community service. LDP provides opportunities to mentor younger participants, access caring adult role models, and resources to support their personal development and academic goals.
We are looking for two passionate Youth Development Basketball Coaches to support our programming needs as we return to play this 2021 -2022 academic school year. As a PeacePlayers coach, you will help create fun, on-the-court experiences for Baltimore youth. You will also join a global community of coaches who are passionate about the power of sport to break down barriers and unite communities all over the world.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Key responsibilities and specific duties include, but are not limited to:
QUALIFICATIONS:
The Youth Development Basketball Coach position is a part-time position for approx. 12-16 hours per week. Compensation for this position is $16-$20 per hour
The Youth Development Basketball Coach position will be based in Baltimore, Maryland
To apply for this position, please email a resume and cover letter to
cnwagbo@peaceplayers.org with the subject header “Youth Development Basketball Coach – Baltimore”
It is the policy of PeacePlayers to provide equal employment opportunities to all individuals regardless of age, gender, gender identity/expression, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, marital status, physical ability, or any other legally protected basis. PeacePlayers evaluates all candidates on a merit basis.
ORGANIZATIONAL OVERVIEW
Established in 2001, PeacePlayers is a peacebuilding nonprofit organization that uses sport as a vehicle to unite, educate and inspire young people living in divided communities. Based on the premise that “children who play together can learn to live together,” PeacePlayers has become a worldwide leader in the use of sport to build a more peaceful world, reaching more than 75,000 youth in 15 countries.
By offering equitable basketball programming, peace education, leadership development and professional training, PeacePlayers challenges the status quo of hatred and fear that grips societies in conflict – making cross-community cooperation desirable and giving young people practical skills to deal with conflict and grow into ambassadors for peace in their communities. The organization operates year-round programs in the Middle East, South Africa, Northern Ireland and Cyprus, internationally and Baltimore, MD, Brooklyn, NY, Chicago, IL, Detroit, MI and Los Angeles, CA in the United States.
SUMMARY OF THE POSITION
In January of 2017, PeacePlayers launched a new partnership with Nike to bring PeacePlayers’ proven model of uniting communities through sport to the U.S. This partnership will help mobilize young people across the United States who will show that if you can play together, you can live together.
PeacePlayers – Detroit will be hiring two Youth Development Program Coaches (P.C.) to support PeacePlayers’ efforts to run sport-based community programming in Detroit, Michigan. The PC position will be part-time (approx. 15-20 hours per week) and report directly to PeacePlayers Detroit Program Manager. The PC will be responsible for leading in-person programming at PeacePlayers’ partner schools & community centers (could also be virtual via zoom if needed). The PC position will last for PeacePlayers 2022 fiscal year (Fall 2021-Fall 2022) with the ability to renew on an annual basis.
With the current COVID-19 pandemic, PeacePlayers coaches will be required to wear masks. Coaches who are not vaccinated will be required to take weekly Covid-Test and provide proof of negative results every Monday morning by 10:00 am EST.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Key responsibilities and specific duties include, but are not limited to:
QUALIFICATIONS
The Program Coach position is a part-time position for approx. 20 hours per week. The Program Coach position will be based in Detroit, MI
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.‘
ORGANIZATIONAL OVERVIEW
Established in 2001, PeacePlayers is a peacebuilding nonprofit organization that uses sport as a vehicle to unite, educate and inspire young people living in divided communities. Based on the premise that “children who play together can learn to live together,” PeacePlayers has become a worldwide leader in the use of sport to build a more peaceful world, reaching more than 75,000 youth in 15 countries.
By offering equitable basketball programming, peace education, leadership development and professional training, PeacePlayers challenges the status quo of hatred and fear that grips societies in conflict – making cross-community cooperation desirable and giving young people practical skills to deal with conflict and grow into advocates for peace in their communities. The organization operates year-round programs in the Middle East, South Africa, Northern Ireland, and Cyprus, internationally and Baltimore, MD, Brooklyn, NY, Detroit, MI, Chicago, IL, Los Angeles, CA in the United States.
SUMMARY OF THE POSITION
PeacePlayers believes that basketball has the power to be a catalyst for change. We achieve this by using the game of basketball to bridge divides, create equitable opportunities, and to develop youth leaders.
In Brooklyn, PeacePlayers works in Brownsville, a community with so much potential yet experiences systemic inequities that affect the life outcomes of youth. Due to gun and gang violence, many Brownsville youth do not feel safe in housing developments where they do not reside. These divides also create barriers for Brownsville youth, limiting their ability to fully access resources to pursue their highest potential.
PeacePlayers Brooklyn aims to bridge the divide in Brownsville by creating safe spaces through the game of basketball for young people to build relationships and become leaders and advocates for their community. Since launching in 2017, PeacePlayers Brooklyn has reached over 350 youth, creating a supportive environment for them to develop as a network of young leaders.
We are looking for passionate Youth Development Basketball Coaches to support our programming needs as we return to play this school year. As a PeacePlayers coach, you will help create fun, on the court experiences for Brownsville youth. You will also join a global community of coaches who are passionate about the power of sport to break down barriers and to unite communities all over the world.
PeacePlayers programs are offered on a year-round basis that includes three seasons — Fall, Spring, and Summer. Programming takes place during after school hours (between 2pm and 8pm) and on some weekends.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Key responsibilities and specific duties include, but are not limited to:
QUALIFICATIONS:
The Youth Development Basketball Coach position is a part-time position for approx. 10-12 hours per week. Compensation for this position is negotiable.
The Youth Development Basketball Coach position will be based in Brooklyn, New York
Please email a cover letter & resume to apply@peaceplayers.org Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
It is the policy of PeacePlayers to provide equal employment opportunities to all individuals regardless of age, gender, gender identity/expression, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, marital status, physical ability, or any other legally protected basis.
ORGANIZATIONAL OVERVIEW
Established in 2001, PeacePlayers is a peacebuilding nonprofit organization that uses sport as a vehicle to unite, educate and inspire young people living in divided communities. Based on the premise that “children who play together can learn to live together,” PeacePlayers has become a worldwide leader in the use of sport to build a more peaceful world, reaching more than 75,000 youth in 15 countries.
By offering equitable basketball programming, peace education, leadership development, and professional training, PeacePlayers challenges the status quo of hatred and fear that grips societies in conflict – making cross-community cooperation desirable and giving young people practical skills to deal with conflict and grow into advocates for peace in their communities. The organization operates year-round programs in the Middle East, South Africa, Northern Ireland, and Cyprus, internationally. Domestically programming is in five major US cities Baltimore, Brooklyn, Detroit, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
Systemic inequality in the U.S. breeds a lack of opportunity and creates community divisions. BIPOC Americans face inequity and disparity in every facet of life: economic, education, health and involvement in the criminal justice system. Through high quality sport programming, peace education, and leadership development opportunities, PeacePlayers is building a network of youth leaders who are coming together locally, nationally, and globally to build a more peaceful and equitable society.
SUMMARY OF THE POSITION
PeacePlayers believes that basketball has the power to be a catalyst for change. We achieve this by using the game of basketball to bridge divides, create equitable opportunities, and develop youth leaders.
The Program Manager will support PeacePlayers efforts to run sports-based community programming in Los Angeles, California and specifically Watts and South LA by offering year-round basketball programming for youth ages 8-18. The Program Manager will report to the Director of PeacePlayers Los Angeles.
Summer Camp
PeacePlayers offers an 8-week basketball summer camp for youth ages 10-18. Summer programming is a combination of basketball skills development and experiential learning activities. Summer camp serves as an added enrichment program for youth that allows them to experience the best of our basketball and leadership programming
Peace League
Peace League is an after-school leadership through sports program serving youth ages 8-13. Peace League creates a safe space for youth to have fun and build friendships with peers across community divides, as well as opportunities to access positive, caring role models in their coaches. Peace League is offered in the Fall (September through December) and Spring (February through June). Sessions, which take place 1-2 times a week, include a combination of leadership workshops and basketball drills. Cities also host Twinning events that bring together youth in the Peace League program.
Leadership Development (LDP)
The Leadership Development Program (LDP) is a community-based program that serves girls ages 14-18 with the goal of equipping them to be leaders in their communities. LDP participants walk through a more in-depth PeacePlayers’ peace education curriculum. The four pillars of the LDP are basketball skill development, personal development, experiential learning, and community service. LDP provides opportunities to mentor younger participants, and access caring adult role models, and resources to support their personal development and academic goals.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Key responsibilities and specific duties include, but are not limited to:
QUALIFICATIONS
The Program Manager position is a full-time salaried position with benefits, including health insurance and an employer retirement plan contribution program. Starting salary range of $50k – 60k/annually based on experience.
The Program Manager position will be based in Los Angeles, California.
To apply for this position please email resume and inquiry to eunrau@peaceplayers.org.