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Job
Opportunity:
Harm
Reduction
Coalition,
NYC
7/1/05
https://stopthedrugwar.org/chronicle-old/393/hrcjob.shtml
The Harm Reduction Coalition
is recruiting for the position of Assistant Training Coordinator for the
Harm Reduction Training Institute (HRTI). HRTI is the first national
training center focused exclusively on harm reduction. Its staff
and consultants are skilled trainers with extensive experience in the field.
The purpose of HRTI is to increase understanding of the harm reduction
philosophy; build the skills necessary to implement harm reduction strategies;
strengthen harm reduction leadership across a diversity of disciplines
and communities; and develop an awareness of the attitudes that contribute
to discrimination against drug users and other marginalized groups.
The Assistant Coordinator
will be responsible for the coordination of the New York Training Calendar.
Responsibilities will include: assisting in the development and scheduling
of the calendar of quarterly training workshops, including communication
with trainers and handling participant registrations; recruiting and orienting
new trainers; coordinating all logistics related to on-site trainings,
such as photocopying and audio visual needs; and working with graphic designer
on production of calendar and interface with production and mailing.
Candidates must possess a
Bachelor's degree. Prior knowledge of harm reduction, Lesbian, Gay,
Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) health issues, familiarity with marginalized
populations, and established commitment to cultural diversity and cultural
competence is essential. Salary is up to $32,000 plus benefits.
Please fax your resume and
cover letter to Nilda Lino at (212) 213-6582. All interested parties
should submit their resume by June 30, 2005. Please include a cover
letter with your resume.
Visit http://www.harmreduction.org
for further information on the Harm Reduction Coalition.
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Issue #393
-- 7/1/05
Editorial:
Star
Wars
and
the
Drug
War
|
Feature:
Rhode
Island
Governor
Vetoes
Medical
Marijuana
Bill
Wednesday
--
Senate
Overrides
Thursday
|
Feature:
Coca
on
the
March
in
Peru
|
Feature:
Most
Marijuana
Users
in
Drug
Treatment
Sent
There
By
Criminal
Justice
System
|
Weekly:
This
Week's
Corrupt
Cops
Stories
|
Global:
World
Drug
Trade
Worth
$320
Billion
Annually,
UN
Says
|
AIDS/HIV:
Harm
Reduction
Wins
Battle
in
UN
AIDS
Session
|
Asia:
China
Celebrates
International
Anti-Drugs
Day
with
Executions,
Bonfires
|
Hemp:
Rep.
Ron
Paul
Introduces
Federal
Bill
for
Industrial
Hemp
|
Medical
Marijuana:
US
Patient
Seeks
Access
to
British
Marijuana
Extract
Spray
Through
Investigational
New
Drug
Program
|
Africa:
Cannabis
Cultivation
Feeds
a
Hundred
Thousand
Families
in
Morocco
|
Europe:
British
Marijuana
Smokers
Grow
Their
Own
|
Web
Scan:
Cato
on
Pain,
MPP
PSAs
|
Weekly:
This
Week
in
History
|
Job
Opportunity:
Harm
Reduction
Coalition,
NYC
|
Weekly:
The
Reformer's
Calendar
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