The Land Access Program Manager leads RAFI’s land access project and serves as its main point of communication. The role advances the vision and objectives of RAFI’s Gaining New Ground project through program planning and implementation, federal grant administration, budget management, staff supervision, partner and relationship management, communications, and policy advocacy. The position manages the USDA Gaining New Ground project in collaboration with RAFI’s internal Land Access Working Group and organizational leadership. It supervises the Land Access Case Manager, manages external contractors and the land acquisition process, and develops technical assistance and regranting programming with project partners. The Manager also serves as the program spokesperson, oversees outgoing Land Access communications, and represents RAFI in policy spaces as needed. This is a full-time, salaried, exempt position paying $71,451 annually based on 40 hours per week. It is remote, with priority given to applicants based in North Carolina. Applicants must be based in the southeast United States or Puerto Rico. Employees in North Carolina’s Triangle region are encouraged to work from RAFI’s coworking space one day per week. The position is funded by a federal grant through November 30, 2028; continuation after the grant concludes depends on additional funding.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
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