​Arnold Ventures' Policy and Advocacy team works to strengthen partnerships with federal, state, and local governments and helps programmatic teams bring the findings of new research into the policy-making process. The Policy and Advocacy team is responsible for developing and executing advocacy campaigns around policy priorities; building, resourcing, and maintaining strategic alliances with engaged and influential state and national partners and stakeholders; and managing relationships with key federal, state, and local policymaking officials. The analyst position will provide research support to the advocacy team; track, analyze, and report on legislative activity; work collaboratively with other Foundation teams; and report to the Vice President of Political and Strategic Initiatives.

​Reporting to the President and CEO, the General Counsel and Corporate Secretary is responsible for leading strategic legal initiatives and providing legal counsel in support of all initiatives undertaken by the Foundation. The General Counsel will work collaboratively with the Board of Directors, President and CEO, Executive Leadership Team, and other employees as needed in setting the strategic direction of the Foundation. The General Counsel and Corporate Secretary will also be responsible for maintaining the official records of the philanthropy and coordinating meetings and communications with the Board.

​The Communications Department develops and executes strategies that will advance Arnold Ventures' efforts to promote evidence-based solutions to persistent problems in society. The department oversees media relations, public information campaigns, digital properties, content production, and internal communications. Interns will work on an array of assignments and with internal and external stakeholders. The person hired for this role will report to the Communications Manager, who will provide coaching and professional development.

TCJC seeks an Austin-based Communications Manager to join us in advancing our mission. This position will lead communication efforts, expanding TCJC’s capacity to reach a larger audience on youth and adult justice issues, by coordinating internal and external communications, and liaising with community leaders, elected officials, and the media to build and maintain a coalition of supporters. The Communications Manager will be responsible for day-to-day production of communications materials targeted towards the media, strategic partners, funders/donors, and the public.