Community Engagement Coordinator
About The Position
NCAAT is seeking a Community Engagement Coordinator to support and expand our community engagement work across North Carolina, with a particular focus on the Triangle region. This role supports day-to-day community engagement programming, event coordination, volunteer engagement, and data management. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, community-centered, and a strong communicator, with a demonstrated interest in community education, civic engagement, and relationship-building with Asian American and immigrant communities. The Community Engagement Coordinator is a key member of the Community Engagement Team and works closely with NCAAT staff, coalition partners, and volunteers to advance program goals.
Requirements
- Community Engagement and Service Orientation – Actively participates in outreach efforts and responds to community needs with care and accountability.
- Collaboration and Teamwork – Works effectively with colleagues, partners, and volunteers to support shared goals.
- Communication Skills – Communicates clearly and respectfully with diverse audiences, both verbally and in writing.
- Relationship Building and Stakeholder Engagement – Builds trust and maintains positive working relationships with community members and partner organizations.
- Program and Project Management – Coordinates programs and events, manages timelines, and ensures accurate data tracking and follow-through.
- Cultural Competency and Inclusion – Practices inclusive engagement and demonstrates respect for the diversity of AAPI and BIPOC communities.
- Self-Management and Resilience – Manages time effectively, adapts to changing priorities, and maintains productivity during busy periods.
Nice To Haves
- Demonstrated commitment to social justice, equity, and community-centered work.
- Experience with community organizing, grassroots engagement, or relationship-building.
- Strong organizational skills and interpersonal communication abilities.
- Experience working with AAPI and/or BIPOC communities in North Carolina.
- Ability to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends as needed.
- Strong writing and basic research skills.
- Basic proficiency in an Asian language.
Responsibilities
- Coordinate and implement community engagement programs, workshops, and events in collaboration with internal teams and community partners.
- Support the planning and execution of large-scale community gatherings, including events such as Common Roots Festival during Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.
- Manage and organize community member and event data using CRMs such as EveryAction.
- Stay informed about issues impacting Asian communities in North Carolina, partner programming, and relevant national trends.
- Attend stakeholder and coalition meetings and report key updates and insights to NCAAT staff.
- Support in the planning of Know Your Rights Clinics.
- Engage AAPI community members, organizations, and partners to help build and sustain NCAAT’s community base.
- Represent NCAAT at community events, including festivals, town halls, and partner-led gatherings.
- Support volunteer engagement efforts in collaboration with the Membership Engagement Manager and the Deputy Director of Programs.
- Submit timely communications requests to help highlight community needs and promote NCAAT programs and events through digital and social media channels.
- Work with Community, Youth, Voter Engagement, Advocacy, and Communications teams to embed membership across programs.
- Represent NCAAT and NCAATIA at outreach events, including occasional tabling and community activities.
- Coordinate and support volunteers, and coach staff across departments in centering membership in their work.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
