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Salesforce Administrator

Public Rights Project seeks to hire a Salesforce Administrator to join our team. This is a remote, full-time and exempt position. The Salesforce Administrator will be responsible for the administration and enhancement of our Salesforce CRM system, drive the integrity of our internal data, and ensure teams have the tools they need to be successful. Joining our Salesforce team at the Public Rights Project offers a unique opportunity to contribute to social justice initiatives and make a tangible impact on communities across the country.

Director of Individual Giving

PRP is looking for a strong team player to join us as the Director of Individual Giving (DIG). You will join a high-performing team, which includes a Chief Development Officer, Development Manager, and a grants management consultant, to help grow PRP's impact and unrestricted revenue by developing and implementing a comprehensive, multi-year strategy and tactics to broaden PRP's individual donor base and deepen our relationships with individual donors. You will collaborate with leadership across the organization, including legal experts and Board members to grow and build your portfolio and advance PRP's fundraising goals.

Summer Law Clerk

Public Rights Project welcomes summer Law Clerks who are interested in cutting-edge impact litigation, public service, and creative strategies to advance core civil rights, the rights of workers and consumers, and more. Examples of current and recent matters include litigation challenging Georgia’s SB 92, which limits prosecutorial discretion; representation of the Pima County Attorney in litigation to prevent Arizona’s territorial-era abortion ban from taking effect; and investigation and development of enforcement actions against the use of high-tech tools to exploit workers.

Law Clerks will have an opportunity to work directly with the Chief Program Officer, Legal Director, Assistant Legal Director, Staff Attorneys, Legal Fellows, multiple cities and states across the country, and community and nonprofit partners. Law clerks will also have an opportunity to contribute to case generation, development, and strategy in order to shape the direction of Public Rights Project.

Who We Are

Public Rights Project is a public interest legal nonprofit launched in 2017 to close the gap between the promise of our laws and the lived reality of marginalized communities. We support state, local, and tribal governments to implement a scalable, community-accountable model to enforce their residents’ legal rights. We work closely with a network of more than 70 governments across the country.

We work with state and local prosecutors' offices, including Attorneys General, District Attorneys, and City Attorneys' Offices. We help them identify promising legal theories to enforce their residents' legal rights, and we help them marshal the resources to take action. We also run a fellowship program to embed early-career attorneys in government and to train attorneys currently working in government.

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