Ability to make the nuances of organic farming and policy accessible to a general audience.Excellent storytelling, reporting, and research skills.

Must be able to work independently, as well as on a team.Demonstrated track record of managing projects that deliver results.Program and project management experience (at least 3 years): Work with team members and contractors to keep simultaneous projects on deadline.Primary responsibilities include: managing communications strategy, overseeing Cornucopia’s editorial calendar, shaping our evolving voice, building media relations, writing, and editing. This position reports to and collaborates with the four-person Leadership Team and works most closely with the Deputy Director.Īny combination of formal education, paid work experience, unpaid/volunteer experience, and life experience will be considered to meet all or most of the following needs: Our eight-person team depends on strong communication skills, accountability, and coordinated work flow across departments. We are looking for a full-time team member who is passionate about changing the food system, excited to take initiative, and able to integrate feedback on the fly. Our staff have worked from home offices since Cornucopia was founded in 2004. The Cornucopia Institute is a nonprofit watchdog organization that champions authentic organic food and farms as essential alternatives to industrialized agriculture.Ĭornucopia is a fully remote organization with a highly collaborative work culture and collective governance model. If you are a creative and confident communicator who is inspired to engage people in the food system, please apply by August 18, 2022. (Scroll down for application instructions please do not call or email.) The Cornucopia Institute is looking for a Communications Manager to join our dynamic team of organic advocates.

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