California Organizing Manager

California Organizing Manager, Mothers Against Media Addiction (MAMA). Posted 10/30/2026. Bilingual English/Spanish fluency, written and spoken, is required. MAMA's mission is to end childhood screen addiction, support families in raising healthy kids, and prevent runaway tech, by educating parents, getting smartphones out of schools, and ensuring technology products have basic safeguards. Since 2024 MAMA has grown to 551 chapters nationwide and contributed to landmark child digital safety legislation in California and other states. Position overview: this is a founding role on MAMA's new organizing department, central to a California-based initiative supported by the Kapor Foundation designed to build volunteer Chapter Leader infrastructure, organize BIPOC parents, and drive civic engagement in tech accountability campaigns. The ideal candidate has deep advocacy experience in Sacramento and proven experience in grassroots organizing, member engagement, and field campaigning. Key responsibilities: campaigns and field organizing (design and execute legislative, cultural, and education-focused campaigns at the local and national level with the Policy Director; support Chapter Leaders in local campaign actions); BIPOC and California community engagement (partnerships with Latine, Black, Indigenous, AAPI, and immigrant organizations; culturally grounded workshops in English and Spanish; mobilize parents to take civic action on California's tech accountability agenda); Chapter Leader recruitment, vetting, and onboarding for California; Chapter Leader management and member communications; systems and tracking in EveryAction, Mobilize, and Asana, reporting to the National Organizing Director. Success in the first 6-12 months includes establishing at least 3 new California-based BIPOC Chapter Leaders, partnerships with priority Latine and BIPOC organizations statewide, and mobilizing at least 200 parents to take direct civic action on California tech accountability legislation. Required qualifications: 4-7 years of experience in grassroots organizing, field organizing, membership engagement, or issue campaigning; bilingual English/Spanish fluency; experience building partnerships within Latine, Black, AAPI, and/or Indigenous communities; knowledge of California's legislative landscape and advocacy experience in Sacramento; experience with digital and in-person organizing strategies. MAMA is a remote organization; the role requires availability during core hours with an East Coast-based team, some travel mainly within California, and occasional evening or weekend hours.