More in Common is hiring a Senior Manager, Immigration to lead and grow our immigration portfolio at a pivotal moment. This role is based in the Washington, DC area and is a hybrid mix of in-office/work from home. Immigration is one of America’s most polarized issues. It is often framed as a simple divide between “pro-immigration” and “anti-immigration” positions. Our work uses research to move beyond false binaries — showing, for example, that there is strong majority support for both strong control of borders and America’s tradition of immigration and welcoming people fleeing violence and persecution. More in Common’s contribution to the immigration debate is to develop evidence-based approaches to change the dynamics of the immigration debate, working with leaders in the immigration field in government, philanthropy, business, academia and the nonprofit world. In the 18 months since we began expanding this work, we have experienced growing demand for these insights. This role will build on this work, involving a mix of strategic development and execution, working closely with our research team, expanding our partnerships, and making the insights accessible to larger audiences. It will involve contributing to our thought leadership, developing new projects, and working closely with partner organizations. A key priority is helping to translate the insights into clear, actionable guidance for funders, civil society, policymakers, and communicators; and increasingly bring More in Common’s immigration insights into the public conversation through reports, briefings, and media engagement. The portfolio combines medium-term, field-shaping research with rapid-response analysis during moments of heightened attention, policy change, or political risk. More in Common does not advocate for specific policies, but aims to equip leaders with a deeper understanding of public attitudes and help them to develop evidence-based solutions with clarity, credibility, and integrity. This is an ideal role for someone who brings substantive expertise on immigration, strong research literacy, excellent judgment, and the ability to build trust among people with differing roles, backgrounds and beliefs — including philanthropy, civil society, government, media, and government officials. It is a senior role for a leader motivated by shaping how the field understands public opinion on immigration and by helping find solutions that can transcend partisan divisions. More in Common’s team of around 15 in the US works across different projects, with most roles involving some degree of specialization in research, partnerships, communications, business development and management. While this role has a specialization on immigration issues, we anticipate that the successful candidate will also work on other projects where their skills can be most effectively deployed.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
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