American Councils for International Education is hiring Civics Instructors to teach and mentor international high school exchange students during short-term educational programs in Washington, D.C. Instructors will lead workshops on U.S. history, government, and civic engagement through interactive classroom sessions and site visits to major national landmarks. The ideal candidates are knowledgeable, adaptable educators with experience facilitating discussions in a nonpartisan and culturally sensitive manner. This temporary, hourly consulting position offers a chance to make a lasting impact on global youth exchange and public diplomacy initiatives.

The University of Notre Dame’s Rooney Democracy Institute is seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher or Visiting PhD Student to join the Religion and Democracy Lab for the 2026–2027 academic year. This full-time position offers an exceptional opportunity to conduct independent research while collaborating with leading scholars on the empirical study of religion and politics. The role includes participation in the Institute’s seminar series, a supportive cohort of visiting researchers, and access to research funding and office space. Candidates with a Ph.D. in Political Science (by June 30, 2026) and expertise in the intersection of religion and politics are encouraged to apply by November 15, 2025.

The Civics Outreach Manager at Google will lead efforts to help political organizations, government officials, and campaigns effectively use Google’s products and tools—such as Search, AI, and cybersecurity resources—to connect with voters and constituents. This role involves developing outreach strategies, conducting trainings, managing Google’s presence at key political events, and serving as a liaison between the tech and political sectors. Ideal candidates have experience in politics or government, strong project management and communication skills, and a passion for advancing civic engagement through technology.

The Toronto Public Library (TPL) is seeking a dynamic and visionary leader to serve as the inaugural Senior Manager, TPL Centre for Democracy. As part of North America’s largest and busiest public library system, this role will spearhead a flagship initiative dedicated to strengthening civic engagement, democratic participation, and community dialogue across Toronto’s diverse population. Reporting to the Director, Service Development and Innovation, the Senior Manager will shape the Centre’s strategic direction, develop inclusive programs, and build impactful partnerships that promote civic literacy and active citizenship. This is an exciting opportunity for a collaborative leader passionate about democracy, community building, and public service innovation. Read more in the job posting below.

Democracy 2076, a fiscally sponsored project of NEO Philanthropy, is seeking a Program Director to lead A Constitution for 2076, an ambitious national campaign to modernize the U.S. Constitution and strengthen American democracy for future generations. The Program Director will oversee the transition from strategic planning to full implementation—building and managing a cross-partisan coalition, coordinating advocacy at both state and federal levels, and guiding efforts to pass a package of Constitutional amendments. This senior leadership role requires at least 10 years of experience in national campaign management, coalition building, and bipartisan advocacy. The position is full-time, fully remote within the U.S., and offers a salary range of $140,000–$180,000 with comprehensive benefits through NEO Philanthropy.

The American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) is seeking a Director for the American Democracy Project (ADP) to lead its national civic engagement initiative supporting public colleges and universities in preparing informed, active citizens. Based in Washington, D.C., the Director will oversee ADP’s programs, partnerships, communications, events, and fundraising efforts, collaborating across AASCU’s network to advance democratic learning and civic leadership. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in higher education and civic engagement, exceptional project management and relationship-building skills, and a strong commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. This is a full-time hybrid position offering a salary range of $110,000–$125,000 and a comprehensive benefits package.

Citizen University is seeking a proactive and organized Program Manager to join its Labs team, which designs and experiments with new ways to strengthen civic participation and the practice of responsible citizenship. This full-time remote role (Seattle-based) involves leading multiple projects from planning through execution, managing logistics and partnerships, facilitating engaging in-person and virtual events, and maintaining efficient administrative and evaluation systems. The ideal candidate is a systems thinker with strong project management experience, excellent communication skills, and a passion for civic engagement. This position offers a salary range of $68,118–$82,694 (DOE), comprehensive benefits, opportunities for professional growth, and requires some travel (approximately 20–25%). Citizen University values equity, belonging, and diversity, and strongly encourages applicants from communities that have been historically underrepresented in civic life.

The University of Washington’s Daniel J. Evans School of Public Policy & Governance is seeking a Professor of Practice in Civic Technology for a part-time (50% FTE), non-tenure position based in Seattle, WA. This role is ideal for an experienced professional with deep expertise in applying technology to advance public good. The successful candidate will teach and mentor students, lead public programming to strengthen civic technology capacity, and collaborate with faculty and university partners on innovative, cross-sector initiatives—potentially through the Evans Policy Innovation Collaborative (EPIC). Applicants should bring at least fifteen years of relevant professional experience, with preference for those holding an advanced degree in information technology, public policy, or a related field.

The National Issues Forums Institute (NIFI) is seeking a Communications & Creative Coordinator to lead storytelling and design efforts that highlight the power of public deliberation and civic engagement. This remote, full-time role blends creative content creation and digital strategy—writing blogs, newsletters, and social media posts; designing visuals and reports; and managing website and email communications. Ideal candidates have 2–4 years of experience in communications, marketing, or design, strong writing and visual skills, and a passion for democracy and community engagement. Salary range is $50,000–$60,000, with comprehensive benefits and opportunities for professional growth. Read more in the job posting below.

The National Issues Forums Institute (NIFI), a nonprofit dedicated to strengthening democracy through public deliberation, is hiring a Program Coordinator to support the planning, coordination, and evaluation of its national programs and initiatives. This full-time, remote role involves managing logistics, communications, and partnerships to help communities and organizations engage in meaningful dialogue and civic action. Ideal candidates have 1–3 years of experience in program coordination or nonprofit work, strong organizational and communication skills, and an interest in civic engagement. The position offers a salary of $50,000–$60,000 with comprehensive benefits, and priority consideration will be given to applicants who apply by November 9, 2025. Read more in the blog post below.