Community Labor Organizer

Job overview

The Community Labor Organizer role is onsite at MICOP’s office in Oxnard, CA, with pay of $22–$26 per hour. Mixteco Indigena Community Organizing Project works to organize and empower Indigenous migrant communities through community resources, education, advocacy, and cultural programs. The organizer builds trust and leadership among farmworkers and mobilizes community members to address workplace and social issues. The role supports labor justice through outreach, education, advocacy campaigns, referrals, and community information sharing.

What you'll do

• Build trust with farmworker communities
• conduct outreach at fields, churches, community centers, and neighborhoods
• recruit and develop worker leadership
• coordinate trainings and popular education
• facilitate meetings to identify workplace issues
• research social problems and develop advocacy plans
• conduct community and radio outreach
• build partnerships with agencies and organizations
• refer workers to agencies and assist with workplace complaints
• create promotional and rights-education materials
• maintain a member and worker database.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

community labor organizer

micop

oxnard ca

labor justice

farmworker outreach

community organizing

worker leadership

advocacy campaigns

popular education

radio indígena

spanish required

mixteco required

$22–$26/hour

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Why this role

Spanish and an Indigenous language such as Mixteco are required; English communication is preferred. The role includes weekly Radio Indígena programming.

About the employer

Mixteco Indigena Community Organizing Project is hiring for this role. Industry: Other Social Advocacy Organizations. Sector: 81.