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Board of Directors - Various Roles
ORGANIZATION: The Steven Spectrum Career Project
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8 people are interested
Description
The Steven Spectrum Career Project is looking for passionate community leaders to join its very first nonprofit Board of Directors. Board Members will have the opportunity to shape and advise Steven Spectrum as we forge pathways to employment for individuals across the neurodiverse spectrum. Steven Spectrum is based in New York City and is looking for Board Members across various backgrounds and expertise.
About Us
At The Steven Spectrum Career Project, we embrace the richness of diversity and the transformative force of inclusion. Our mission is clear and impactful - to close the divide and forge pathways to employment for individuals across the neurodiverse spectrum.
We equip members of the neurodivergent community with essential skills, comprehensive training, and unwavering support, empowering them to thrive in professional settings.
Through our dedicated programs and initiatives, we are committed to dismantling barriers and reshaping perceptions surrounding neurodiversity.
About Our Board
We are looking for individuals with relevant interest or experience to fill the following Board Member positions:
Nonprofit Management Chair: Use prior nonprofit or board experience to guide governance and organizational effectiveness.
Fundraising Chair: Develop and lead organizational fundraising strategy.
Legal Advisor: Provide legal guidance and strategy aligned to our mission.
Program Development Chair: Guide the development and evaluation of our career readiness programs.
Workforce Development Advisor: Use workforce development knowledge and/or experience to advise on programming and corporate partnership strategy.
Mental Health Advisor: Use mental health education and/or experience to ensure appropriate integration of mental health knowledge throughout the organization
Participation Requirements
Board members should expect to spend 6-8 hours per month on Board Member commitments. This time will include quarterly in-person Board meetings, two monthly committee meetings, and other relevant tasks in support of duties. Board members are expected to contribute an annual monetary gift to Steven Spectrum at an amount meaningful to them, which can be a combination of personal donation and personal fundraising efforts. They are also expected to engage in broader fundraising efforts. Board members will be nominated for a 2-year term and be eligible for reappointment for two additional terms.
How to Apply
To apply for our Board of Directors, email jacqueline@thestevenproject.org and include the position you are applying for, your experience and your most recent CV/resume. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
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About The Steven Spectrum Career Project
Location:
24-03 41st Avenue, Queens, New York 11101, United, 8, Long Island City, NY 11101, US
Mission Statement
We're dedicated to transforming the landscape of employment for individuals with Autism. At The Steven Spectrum Career Project, we focus on nurturing talent through skill workshops and job trainings, tailored to empower neurodiverse individuals. Our commitment extends beyond just finding jobs; we're passionate about educating employers on the strengths and unique abilities that neurodiverse individuals bring to their teams. Recognizing the challenges faced in new environments, we also offer mentorship programs during the initial months of employment. This support helps ensure a smooth transition and sustained success for both our candidates and their employers. Join us in creating inclusive workplaces where every individual's potential is recognized and celebrated.
Description
The Steven Spectrum Career Project is a nonprofit organization fully run by volunteers. We're dedicated to fostering a more inclusive workforce where neurodiversity is not just recognized, but celebrated as a source of innovation, creativity, and strength. We strive to create opportunities, raise awareness, and support the integration of neurodiverse individuals in professional environments. Our mission is rooted in the belief that a diverse workforce is a more dynamic and successful one, and we're committed to making this vision a reality through advocacy, trainings, mentorship and job placement.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
QueensLong Island City, NY 11101
DATE POSTED
August 21, 2024
SKILLS
- Public Relations
- Legal (General)
- Donor Management
- Fundraising
- Community Outreach
- Resource Development / Management
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Orientation or Training
- Must have experience in the role you apply for.