State Director

About the role

As State Director, you will build and lead our on-the-ground organizing in NH. You will recruit volunteers, develop local leaders, build relationships in communities across the state, and turn public concern about AI into sustained grassroots action. This is a build-from-zero role—there is no existing volunteer base or local infrastructure in your state. You will work closely with the Director of State Organizing on overall strategy, but day-to-day execution, judgment, and follow-through will be yours to own.

We are especially interested in candidates who know how to organize in conservative, faith-based, veterans, parent, rural, or politically mixed communities.

Responsibilities

• Recruit, train, and develop volunteers and local leaders in your state
• Build relationships with parents, faith communities, veterans, workers, and other local constituency groups
• Plan and carry out grassroots campaigns tied to issue advocacy
• Organize public-facing activities including town halls, canvassing shifts, house meetings, volunteer trainings, and local events
• Build and manage a pipeline from first contact to sustained volunteer leadership
• Identify and pursue new organizing opportunities in your state with a high degree of independence
• Track and report core organizing metrics, including recruitment, retention, leadership development, and actions taken
• Represent the organization at community events, coalition meetings, and with local media as needed
• Support nonpartisan public-engagement efforts during key campaign and election-season periods as needed