These skills may come from areas outside of traditionally paid campaign or organizing work; Demonstrated ability to develop organizing plans and hit goals; Skilled in organizing tactics like tabling, phone recruitment, canvassing, pitching leadership, meeting with members 1-1, and coaching volunteer leaders to make their own plans; Ability to train volunteers and activists in skill development, power-building, and strategic planning and campaigning; Data management experience and knowledge (in particular, the ability to use or learn tools like VAN, Scale to Win, and CallHub); Demonstrated ability to connect with people from different backgrounds and different lived experiences; Strong time management and organizational skills; Ability to work with deadlines and under pressure; Self-driven and able to work independently with minimal supervision; Ability to communicate effectively and concisely orally and in writing; Demonstrated leadership ability, team building, and interpersonal skills; Demonstrated commitment to Reproductive Freedom for All’s mission, values, and goals; Expressed ability to perform responsibilities in line with Reproductive Freedom for All's values; Experience contributing to a workplace environment in which diversity is valued and supported; Eagerness and ability to take on work with a collaborative approach and with an eye toward the crucial role cross-departmental tasks play in the success of the organization; Commitment to ensuring anti-racism, diversity, equity, and inclusion are at the heart of our work and our organization; Commitment to not only protecting and expanding reproductive freedom, but also supporting other fights for justice and civil rights, as connected to Reproductive Freedom for All’s mission; Computer proficiency in Google Suites (E-mail, Docs, Drives, etc), MS Office, Excel, Publisher, and/or other related software skills, and web-based research; Willing to work some nights and weekends; Must be able to lead and attend in-person events; access to a vehicle/valid driver's license required. Mentor, train, and support Reproductive Freedom for All volunteer leaders, including those directly affected by the fight for reproductive freedom, to establish self-sustaining “Action Councils” that represent the organization’s values (Action Councils are groups of all-volunteer leaders committed to working on Reproductive Freedom for All priority campaigns by planning and leading events, recruiting new members, recruiting for rallies, advocating for bills, or leading get-out-the-vote efforts plus other community-building events); Support Action Council leaders in creating and executing organizing plans to achieve campaign goals; Provide support to these leaders through individual meetings, training, regular calls, community development, online forums, and other methods as appropriate, ensuring a collaborative environment; Infuse Reproductive Freedom for All's vision, mission and theory of change in all-volunteer communications; provide background and campaign goals, and foster transparency by sharing regular campaign updates with volunteers; Sign up new Reproductive Freedom for All members and move them up a ladder of engagement into volunteer roles; Attend in-person events and travel, as needed; Manage California intern(s); Maintain up-to-date data for volunteer engagement within our data system, VAN; Work closely with the Data team and state and national leadership to ensure the team is maintaining best practices and processes in data; track internal metrics and accomplish daily and weekly organizer goals; and.