State Licensed Vice President, Civil Rights

Job Summary

Leading the civil and human rights portfolio, the full-time State Licensed Vice President, Civil Rights will manage program teams focused on immigrants' rights and gender justice while serving as the organization's external voice on related issues in a remote work environment.

Key responsibilities

• Develop and implement strategic goals for civil and human rights programs, ensuring alignment with organizational objectives
• Supervise and mentor program leads, fostering high-performing teams and ensuring effective collaboration across departments
• Act as the primary spokesperson for civil and human rights initiatives, engaging with funders, media, and partner organizations

Required qualifications

• J.D. and active bar license in good standing in at least one state
• 12-15 years of experience in civil rights, human rights, or social justice law with demonstrated senior leadership responsibilities
• Expertise in immigration, gender justice, reproductive rights, health equity, or racial justice
• Proven track record in managing and developing high-performing teams, including direct supervision of senior staff
• Experience as an external-facing leader, comfortable representing the organization to various stakeholders