Project Coordinator
Location
120 Lakeside Ave, Seattle
Application Deadline Date
September 14 2026Audience
Undergraduate Students
Graduate Students
Undergraduate Alumni
Graduate Alumni
Salary
$81,000 - $86,000
Benefits
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Position Description
About AHSHAY AHSHAY Center (AHSHAY) is comprised of a small group of people (5-8 total). AHSHAY seeks to support youth impacted by significant trauma - with a focus on youth incarceration and youth homelessness – through projects, community partnerships, changes in policy and youth leadership development. The mission of AHSHAY is to build up the fortifiers of hope and wellness for youth and unbuild the fortifications of youth incarceration and youth homelessness.
AHSHAY is strategically positioned to bridge a host of perspectives and expertise by being dually connected to the University of Washington and the Tubman Center for Health & Freedom (Tubman Health). AHSHAY team members and work structure tends to engage people across a spectrum of ages, lived experiences, avocations and perspectives; all with a focus on the voices of youth most- proximate to impact from incarceration and homelessness. AHSHAY’s Position: Under Tubman’s fiscal sponsorship, the Project Coordinator role is a position that would be hired under Tubman and deployed to AHSHAY.
Position Primary Purpose: The Project Coordinator will support the successful advancement of AHSHAY projects, working closely with a Project Manager to help assure that projects come fully to fruition. This role will participate in aspects of project ideation, development, launch, process advancement, project conclusion, and after-project engagement. The Project Coordinator will be highly organized, talented in relationship-building, skilled in supporting project gatherings, and an enthusiastic team member who functions in a way that aligns with AHSHAY values and contributes, in general ways, to the continuing growth of the center.
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