Assistant Director of National Outreach | Center for Journalism & Democracy at Howard University | $70,000–$107,000/yr

The Center for Journalism & Democracy at Howard University seeks an Assistant Director of National Outreach to lead the planning, logistics, and execution of the Center's flagship national programs, including the Democracy Summit, Data Institute, and Truth Over Power speaker series. The role encompasses full-cycle event production — from venue selection and speaker coordination to promotional campaigns and post-event evaluation — in close collaboration with the Communications Specialist and student interns. Candidates should bring at least five years of experience in event coordination, program management, or communications, preferably in media, academic, or nonprofit settings, along with strong project management skills and a commitment to press freedom, democracy, and social justice. A bachelor's degree is required; an advanced degree is preferred, and D.C.-based candidates are strongly preferred. First-round interviews are conducted by DRiWaterstone Human Capital via phone or video.

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Organization Name: Center for Journalism & Democracy at Howard University

Role Title: Assistant Director of National Outreach

Employment Type: Full-time

Compensation: $70,000–$107,000/year

Location: Washington, D.C. (Hybrid, 2–3 days/week in office preferred)

Link to Apply: https://driwaterstonehc.com/position/asst-dir-national-outreach-cjd
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Position Overview: The Center for Journalism & Democracy at Howard University seeks an Assistant Director of National Outreach to lead the planning, logistics, and execution of the Center's flagship national programs, including the Democracy Summit, Data Institute, and Truth Over Power speaker series. The role encompasses full-cycle event production — from venue selection and speaker coordination to promotional campaigns and post-event evaluation — in close collaboration with the Communications Specialist and student interns. Candidates should bring at least five years of experience in event coordination, program management, or communications, preferably in media, academic, or nonprofit settings, along with strong project management skills and a commitment to press freedom, democracy, and social justice. A bachelor's degree is required; an advanced degree is preferred, and D.C.-based candidates are strongly preferred. First-round interviews are conducted by DRiWaterstone Human Capital via phone or video.