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Job
Opening:
Communications
Assistant,
Drug
Policy
Alliance,
New
York
3/10/06
https://stopthedrugwar.org/chronicle-old/426/dpajob.shtml
The Communications Assistant
will assist the Communications Department with the development and execution
of strategic media campaigns on a variety of issues related to drug policy
reform. Position begins immediately.
Duties include: Assisting
with pitching reporters to get them interested in particular stories; Assisting
with writing and editing press releases; Helping coordinate press conferences,
teleconferences, and other media-related events; Overseeing communications
interns; Updating and maintaining extensive media database of journalists
interested in drug policy reform; Creating targeted press lists based on
specific media campaigns; Organizing and tracking media clips generated
by or about the Drug Policy Alliance.
The Communications Assistant
must be very organized, energetic and interested in both media and drug
policy reform. Experience in journalism and/or PR is preferred.
Though much of the job is administrative, there is tremendous opportunity
to learn how to execute national and local media campaigns from start to
finish.
To apply, e-mail a cover
letter and resume to Melissa Milam at [email protected].
No phone calls. Salary based on experience. Visit http://www.drugpolicy.org
for further information about the Drug Policy Alliance.
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Issue #426
-- 3/10/06
Feature:
Five
Years
On,
California's
Proposition
36
Claims
Success,
But
Faces
New
Struggles
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Feature:
Pilot
Methadone
Maintenance
Program
for
Jail
Inmates
Off
to
Good
Start,
New
Mexico
Officials
Say
|
Web
Site:
A
Friendly
Reminder
About
the
Drug
War
Chronicle
Archives
Page
--
New
Marijuana-Only
Archives
Now
Available
Too
|
Law
Enforcement:
This
Week's
Corrupt
Cops
Stories
|
Methamphetamine:
Federal
Bill
Passes
as
Part
of
USA
Patriot
Act
|
Methamphetamine:
SAMHSA
Release
Misleads
on
Treatment
Numbers,
Press
Bites
|
Medical
Marijuana:
Steve
Kubby
Freed
From
Jail
--
Lost
25
Pounds
in
Six
Weeks
|
Canada:
Another
Week,
Another
Attack
on
the
Cannabis
Industry
|
Europe:
Edinburgh
"Drug
Czar"
Says
Time
to
Consider
Prescribing
Heroin
|
Africa:
Morocco's
Campaign
Against
Hashish
Growing
Has
Peasants
Grumbling,
Protesting
|
Southwest
Asia:
Afghan
Opium
Crop
to
Expand
This
Year,
UN
Says
|
The
Debate:
Reformers
and
a
Prohibitionist
Respond
to
Favorable
Wall
Street
Journal
Editorial
|
Media
Scan:
Reformers
and
UN
Drug
Chief
Debate
on
the
BBC
This
Weekend
|
Weekly:
This
Week
in
History
|
Job
Opening:
Communications
Assistant,
Drug
Policy
Alliance,
New
York
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Weekly:
The
Reformer's
Calendar
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