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District Lead Educator

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The Lead educator is the point of contact between the Director of Programming and the team of educators. This person also assists the Director of Programming in training educators and is responsible for co-presenting and observing educators who are ready to begin giving presentations. The Lead Educator also leads monthly meetings with the educator team in conjunction with other Lead Educators and the Director of Programming . The purpose of these meetings is to touch base with educators to address questions or concerns they may have and offers our educators a time to share their ideas to enhance our program. The Lead Educator works with the Director of Programming to implement any ideas that would benefit The Set Me Free Project. Monthly meetings are also a time for educators to be mentored to best serve our clients. The Lead Educator is responsible for assisting and empowering our educators to be the best they can be. Finally, the Lead Educator is responsible for conducting industry research and assisting the CEO, Director of Programming in updating our curricula packages.

Majority of hours will be Monday - Friday 7:00am - 5:00pm with occasional night or weekend presentations.

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Key Responsibilities

· Communicate with schools and clients to assist in creating schedule

· Educate youth and/or community members on the dangers of human trafficking and empower them to protect themselves

· Learn and understand the various presentations we offer and effectively communicate details to those who ask

· Develop relationships with schools, organizations and coalitions

· Communicate with schools and organizations professionally and in a timely manner to create a schedule for the Lead Educator and Part Time Educators

· Perform research to stay updated on the industries of sex-trafficking and social media

· Assist CEO, Director of Programming with updating curricula packages

· Travel as needed

· Assist in training educators

· Co-present and observe educators during the training phase and as needed once training is complete

· Lead monthly educator team meetings

· Mentor and assist educators

· Be the point of contact between the Regional Director and The Set Me Free Project’s educators

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· 75% Time Presenting

· 25% Time administrative duties

        Scheduling the state
        Observing Educators

        Review Time Cards / Data Portal

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Skills and Requirements

· Proficient in basic computer skills

· Excellent verbal communication skills

· Experience with public speaking

· Ability to navigate audience questions and/or concerns in a respectful manner

· Ability to maintain composure while going “off topic” and/or changing teaching style, if needed, to bring audience members to an understanding of the material

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Benefits

· Flexible hours

· Travel and meal expenses covered / reimbursed for long distance presentations

· Three (3) weeks vacation time and One (1) week sick time per calendar year.

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*This job description reflects The Set Me Free Project’s best effort to describe the essential functions and qualifications of the District Lead Educator position. It is neither an exhaustive statement of duties, responsibilities, or qualifications, nor is it a contract.

Job Type: Full-time

Salary: $12.50 to $14.00 /hour

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Educator Eligibility Criteria

To become a Set Me Free Project Educator, you must fulfill all the following:

• Be 18 years of age

• Have a high school diploma or GED equivalent

• Be a citizen of the United States or have proper visa documentation

• Demonstrate a desire to participate in the program and abide by The Set Me Free Project’s guidelines, policies, and procedures

• Give permission for The Set Me Free Project to conduct periodic criminal background checks and child/adult abuse inquiries during employment.

• Give permission for The Set Me Free Project to conduct random drug tests during employment.

Not eligible to educate if you:

• Have an open warrant for a felony or misdemeanor offense.

• Are currently under indictment.

• Have any felony convictions for a crime involving violence, terroristic threats, weapons, sexual offenses, crimes against nature or any felony relating to the welfare of a child.

• Have any other felony charge under 10 years ago.

• Have a serious misdemeanor conviction involving violence, theft, drugs, terroristic threats, crimes against nature, weapons, any misdemeanor relating to the welfare of a child in the last 10 years.

• Have a record of child abuse or neglect.

• Have a conviction for which you have not yet completed court-ordered disposition (you will need to request court documents showing the completion of these necessary things): still on probation, unfinished community service, unpaid fines.

• Have been charged with Driving Under the Influence of alcohol in the last 3 years.

• Have more than one charge of Driving Under the Influence. May be eligible if there have been no alcohol-related charges in the last 10 years.

• License currently suspended or revoked for any reason

• Have more than one conviction of Driving Under Suspension or without a license.

You may provide an explanation of the following offenses to determine educator eligibility:

• A police record indicating a minor misdemeanor offense or infraction offense.

• Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol over 3 years ago

• More than one charge of Driving Under the Influence if both charges are over 10 years old.

• More than one Non-driving alcohol-related offense over 3 years old.

• One alcohol-related charge in the last 3 years.

• A serious misdemeanor conviction if the incident occurred more than 10 years ago including assault, fighting, weapons, drugs.

• Obstruction of justice in any way including obstruct an officer, obstruct law, resisting arrest.

• Theft of any kind including theft by deception, theft of services, theft by unlawful taking, shoplifting.

• Any other misdemeanor conviction that constitutes moral turpitude including: possession or use of drugs or drug paraphernalia, public intoxication

• Motor vehicle offenses including: a consistent pattern of numerous violations in the past, but license not currently suspended or revoked, consistent convictions of no insurance or no proof of financial responsibility.

• Felony conviction if the incident occurred more than 10 years prior to the date of application.

****If you feel any of aforementioned offenses pertain to you, you may provide a detailed explanation of the circumstances surrounding the incident and any action taken after the incident where prompted later in the application. Please note that confidentiality of your information will be strictly maintained. 

AmeriCorps VISTA: Event, Social Media, and Marketing Coordinator

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The Set Me Free Project's Mission is to provide prevention education to youth and families so that traffickers lose their power. The Set Me Free Project offers prevention education to eradicate sex trafficking. The project empowers youth and young adults by teaching them to value themselves and give them the tools to help protect them from the evils of trafficking. The Event, Social Media, and Marketing Coordinator VISTA position will expand our marketing, social media, data analysis, volunteer outreach, donor management. 

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Member Duties : Overseeing and developing marketing campaigns, conducting research and analyzing data to identify and define audiences, devising and presenting ideas and strategies, promotional activities, compiling and distributing financial and statistical information, writing and proofreading creative copy, maintaining websites and looking at data analytics, organizing events and product exhibitions, coordinating internal marketing and the organization’s culture, managing campaigns on social media, Coordinate with vendors, exhibitors and stakeholders during event planning, Create and distribute event listing pages on social media websites and other avenues, Manage event set up, tear down and follow-ups, Establish standardized event procedures and train staff into properly executing them, Build and adhere to an event budget to avoid project overruns, Track event key performance areas and identify items to work on for future events

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To learn more about the AmeriCorps program, visit their website here.

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If interested in this position, please apply through the AmeriCorps application portal here. 

AmeriCorps VISTA: Data Analyst Coordinator

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The Set Me Free Project's Mission is to provide prevention education to youth and families so that traffickers lose their power. The Set Me Free Project offers prevention education to eradicate sex trafficking. The project empowers youth and young adults by teaching them to value themselves and give them the tools to help protect them from the evils of trafficking. The Data Analyst Coordinator's responsibilities will be to create a data collection and analysis system, effectively input and analyze data from presentations and surveys, and perform research, and generate needed reports. Create a new data management system to track client surveys and presentation data. Migrate past data into the system and input new data as it becomes available. 

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Member Duties : Use statistical methods to analyze data and generate useful reports Perform research as requested by CEO, department directors, and grant writer Work with CEO to create a prioritized list of needs for the organization based on data analysis Work with CEO, department directors, and grant writer to outline the specific data needs for each analysis project Collaborate with community members who capture data to come up with new ways our current data collection can be utilized for the betterment of the state and/or nation Learn current donor management system and work with leadership to implement changes to the system or create a new system Connect with donors to steward relationships with the organization Follow up with staff after events to collect new donor information and input data into a new system

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To learn more about the AmeriCorps program, visit their website here.

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If interested in this position, please apply through the AmeriCorps application portal here.