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Apply via email with a resume and cover letter to:   hello@sparkshop.org   before May 31st, 2022 This Role’s Mission: To develop world-class and equitable curriculum packages that introduce elementary school students to engineering. This Role’s Outcomes: Create original educational STEM content for 4th and 5th graders Collaborate with Program Lead to design learning outcomes and activities  Write culturally responsive engineering and humanities lesson plans (5 units per school year) Build beautiful and informative student-facing slides Film and edit 2 educational videos per month (typically 5-10 per year) Align lessons to NGSS, SEL, and Common Core standards Increase accessibility and equity of SparkShop curriculum Translate 100% of SparkShop curriculum and family-facing communications from English to Spanish Create alternate lessons for students with IEP accommodations as needed Build supplemental...

Location: Remote location within Canada Reports to:   Group Director of Development (UK) Job Type: Full time consultant (with benefits) Salary: Up to $105,000 Canadian depending on experience   Background Before its rebranding in 2022, ForAfrika was known as JAM International. When our founder, the late Peter Pretorius, was left stranded in Pambarra, Mozambique in 1984, he saw the horrific consequences of starvation — children were dying around him every day. The experience changed his life forever and he and his wife Ann committed themselves to fighting for a better future for Africa’s children. From initially only providing lifesaving nutritional relief in one country, the organization has grown to deliver a variety of localized programme interventions in another five African countries — Angola, Rwanda, South Africa, South Sudan and Uganda. Programmes include: Emergency Response; Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, Health & Nutrition, Food Security...

About the Organization The mission of   Mosaic   is to amplify the power of the environmental field by strengthening movement infrastructure—the connections and shared resources all social movements need to succeed. Launched in 2019 as the result of a two-year design process with diverse activists and organizations, Mosaic is led by a rotating   Governance Assembly   of leaders from environmental, philanthropic, and justice organizations and supported by a small staff. Innovative in its focus and participatory grantmaking approach, Mosaic aims to make transformative investments that build the power of the environmental field by addressing “how” we win. With ideas sourced from the field, the Governance Assembly makes grants to support capacity building through leadership development, communications, shared resources, and fostering relationships within the environmental and justice communities. About the Role The Deputy Director will share initiative-wide...