FRRC is seeking an experienced high-level organizer or advocate to lead a integrated comprehensive public education, voter registration, advocacy, and communication effort statewide in Florida with responsibility for implementation of the Amendment 4 ballot measure that restored voting rights to over 1.4 million Returning Citizens. Implementation strategy will be based on an existing blueprint developed in collaboration with allies and partners and in relationship to FRRC’s updated strategic plan for the organization.

The ideal candidate for this position would have diverse experience in a range of areas including: civic engagement, legislative and legal advocacy, capacity building and managing coalition partnerships at both the state and national level.  Familiarity with a variety of organizing models and tools, existing relationships with national and state grassroots organizations and familiarity with voting rights and or criminal justice issues is also desirable.

​The Reentry Coordinator matches direct services and community resources with returning citizens in need. The Reentry Coordinator serves as a specialist and educator in reentry programs, in challenges with employment, housing and education for those with felony convictions, and best practices for supporting Returning Citizens who face these barriers.

​FRRC is looking for Fellows in each region where an Organizer is employed. The organizing team is responsible for increasing community awareness about the efforts of FRRC with a goal of creating active chapters of Returning Citizens, connecting Returning Citizens with the organization, and fostering relationships with faith communities. The Organizing Fellow will work directly with the Director of Programs. Fellows should be passionate about social justice work surrounding Returning Citizens and be able to perform grassroots community organizing.

​The Finance Manager handles a wide range of staff support and financial management tasks and is under the direct supervision of the Director of Operations. This person must be exceedingly well organized, flexible and enjoy the administrative challenges of supporting a dynamic team with diverse programs.  

​The Florida Rights Restoration Coalition seeks a highly experienced, motivated, talented and dynamic individual to serve as a Director of Programs to head the Organizing Department. The Director of Programs is responsible for developing and implementing plans to win campaigns in Florida, providing training and capacity building activities for FRRC Core Leaders, recruiting and developing FRRC Fellows to build out Membership and Regional Chapters.

​The Policy Coordinator helps implement the policy priorities of the Florida Rights Restoration Coalition. The coordinator works with returning citizens, interested parties and policy professionals on short and long-term projects geared toward implementing the vision of FRRC. This work includes being an expert on the policy challenges and opportunities impacting returning citizens statewide, and in communities throughout Florida. The coordinator position requires a self-motivated person with an ability to handle multiple projects at the same time.