|
Job
Openings
with
MPP
Nevada
Campaign,
and
Other
Opportunities
2/25/05
https://stopthedrugwar.org/chronicle-old/376/nevadajobs.shtml
The Marijuana Policy Project
currently has 14 full-time job openings, all of which are based in Las
Vegas. The positions are all for MPP's campaign to pass a ballot
initiative that would tax and regulate marijuana in Nevada -- something
that has yet to be achieved in any state. Visit http://www.RegulateMarijuana.org
for more information about the campaign.
The available positions are
Campaign Manager, Field Director, ten canvassers and two team leaders.
Visit http://www.mpp.org/jobs/ for
detailed job descriptions and instructions for applying.
Additionally, MPP is seeking
proposals from accomplished and creative videographers to direct and produce
an inspirational 15- or 20-minute videotape/DVD that explains -- in emotional
and educational terms -- the horrors of marijuana prohibition and the need
to end it. Interested videographers should visit http://www.mpp.org/jobs/videorfp.html
to apply.
Also, the MPP grants program
is interested in reviewing proposals from people who are interested in
building a long-term, statewide coalition to tax and regulate marijuana
in each of the following states -- Alaska, Arizona, Delaware, Idaho, Maine,
New Hampshire and Oregon.
If you live in one of the
above seven states -- or you are willing to move there -- and you have
substantial organizing experience, visit http://www.mpp.org/grants/
to see MPP's grant guidelines.
MPP is not taking phone calls
about these positions; rather, all interested candidates should apply by
using the process described at the links above.
-- END --
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Issue #376
-- 2/25/05
Editorial:
PROOF
|
Campaign
Against
"Souder's
Law"
Progresses
Forward
and
Outward
in
DC
and
the
States
|
Ohio
Drugged
Driving
Bill
Hits
Speed
Bumps
in
House
After
Quick
Senate
Approval
|
Medical
Marijuana
at
the
Statehouse
2005
--
An
Overview
of
Progress
So
Far
|
DRCNet
Book
Reviews:
"Drugs
and
Democracy"
and
"Dangerous
Harvests"
|
DRCNet/Perry
Fund
Event
to
Feature
Rep.
John
Conyers
and
Kemba
Smith,
March
9
in
Washington,
DC
|
This
Week's
Corrupt
Cops
Stories
|
Newsbrief:
Bush
All
But
Admitted
Past
Drug
Use
in
Secretly
Recorded
Tapes
|
Newsbrief:
Pushing
National
Drug
Control
Strategy,
Drug
Czar
Calls
for
Drug
War
to
Emulate
Terror
War
|
Newsbrief:
Parents
More
Chill
About
Teen
Drug
Use,
Study
Frets
|
Newsbrief:
In
Latest
Border
Killing,
Agent
Shoots
Unarmed
Marijuana
Mule
|
Newsbrief:
More
Meth
Madness
--
Iowa
School
District
to
Ban
Homemade
Goodies
for
Fear
of
Crank
Contamination
|
Newsbrief:
Marijuana
Legalization
to
be
Debated
at
Canadian
Liberal
Party
Meet
|
Newsbrief:
Singapore's
First-Ever
Cocaine
Bust
Prompts
Ad
Campaign
Aimed
at
Elite
|
Newsbrief:
Counterculture
Icon
Hunter
Thompson
Dead
By
His
Own
Hand
|
This
Week
in
History
|
Job
Openings
with
MPP
Nevada
Campaign,
and
Other
Opportunities
|
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Reformer's
Calendar
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