Relational Organizing Manager
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The Relational Organizing Manager will oversee the implementation of the postcard program for the 2026 fall elections and support the Working Families Party’s relational organizing initiatives. This role involves managing the end-to-end postcard campaign infrastructure and collaborating with state staff, particularly in priority states like Michigan.
Key Duties and Responsibilities
Develop and maintain postcard dashboard spreadsheets to ensure organizers have real-time data for volunteer outreach and organizing efforts.
Track and report metrics for postcard campaigns, including performance indicators and success rates.
Manage the vendor list process for postcard campaigns, performing quality assurance on data used for vendor mail lists to ensure accuracy and completeness of final mailings.
Support and maintain Reach accounts, updating content as needed to align with current WFP campaigns and organizational priorities.
Mobilize WFP members to engage with their networks using Reach and personal postcards to support WFP and its champions.
Ensure rigorous reporting, documentation, and evaluation of postcard campaign success, including tracking metrics, challenges, and implementing necessary improvements.
Collaborate with the Data Team to enhance structures, systems, and processes for more efficient data utilization in relational organizing projects and post-campaign reporting.
Develop relational organizing materials and training resources (e.g., written guides, recordings, sample scripts) for easy implementation by staff and volunteers. Lead trainings and recruit volunteers in collaboration with WFP state staff as needed.
Cultivate strong relationships with WFP member organizations and drive adoption of the photo postcard tactic.
Contribute to maintaining a regular schedule of 1-on-1 relational meetings with supporters, volunteers, and activists.
Create posts for upcoming events and announcements for the national volunteer community and moderate the activist Slack community.
Foster a digital community culture of positivity and inclusion, promoting a diverse, resilient, and growing volunteer community, including developing relationships between activists.
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Working Families Party
View Company ProfileThe Working Families Party (operating at workingfamilies.org) is a progressive populist political organization engineered for grassroots mobilization and electoral advocacy. Founded in 1998 as a successor to the New Party, it serves as a political home for working-class Americans disillusioned with mainstream bigotry, corporate bailouts, and political inertia. Under the hood, the party operates through local chapters, candidate recruitment, and policy advocacy—focusing on economic justice, racial equity, and democratic reform. This allows working families and allied movements to amplify marginalized voices, elect transformational leaders, and push for systemic change. Backed by grassroots donations and partnerships with allied organizations like Working Families Power, the party prioritizes multiracial coalition-building to challenge the status quo.
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