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We're hiring! Become part of a thoughtful and comm We're hiring! Become part of a thoughtful and committed team at The Ojai Foundation as our new Office Manager & Registrar! Title: Office Manager & Registrar – Reports to Co-Directors Status: Full-time, non-exempt, 30 hours per week Start Date: Fall 2021 Application Deadline: Applications accepted on a rolling basis until position is filled. To Apply: Send resume and cover letter: contact@ojaifoundation.org. Applications without cover letter not considered. Overview The Registrar/Office Manager is responsible for managing the office and providing administrative support to the Business Office, Development, Marketing and Programs. As the first point of contact, they field inquiries, welcome guests, and oversee guest services, registration and day-to-day operations. This position reports to the Co-Director(s). Requirements - Minimum five years experience in Office Management and Administration - Demonstrated proficiency with creative problem solving - Organized, practical, efficient, self-directed and flexible - Aligns with, understands and can communicate the mission and vision of The Ojai Foundation - Excellent verbal and written communication skills - Willingness to learn and practice stewardship of a 36-acre campus - Works well individually & as part of a team in an intersectional (race, gender, class, etc) community environment - Proficiency or aptitude to learn: Constant Contact, Mail Chimp, Google Suite, Word Press, Adobe, QuickBooks Online (QBO), etc - Willingness and desire to participate in TOF community functions and trainings - Preference will be given to those with professional non-profit experience ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️
#ICYMI If you are not signed up to receive our e-n #ICYMI If you are not signed up to receive our e-news, you missed this update in November: Last spring, with the help of staff and the @oxnard_cet work crew, we completed the construction on a new earthen tool wall. With the destruction of almost all of our tools and the tool storage spaces in the Thomas Fire, we have been in a slow process of acquiring new tools, and with them the need for storage. Some months ago, we entered a design process to explore where and how we might store our growing stock of garden tools. The result is our new earthen tool wall. Not only does this offer ready access for our most regularly used tools, but it is designed and built in line with our post-fire rebuild ethics: to focus on educational, sustainable, and climate-resilient methods, using local materials as much as possible, beauty and simplicity, modeling after nature, and appropriate technology. The tool wall was built without concrete, using a rubble trench foundation, burlap earth bags, cob, and a living roof. The roof is planted entirely with donated plants. The wall curves, and grows easily out of the slope of the hill, and also honors the viewshed as well as the aesthetic of the Council House roof. The tools are held from locally-sourced timber bamboo. We hope you will have a chance to appreciate this new feature on the land soon, perhaps while reaching for a shovel or a rake while helping care for this place. To sign up for e-news, visit www.ojaifoundation.org
#ICYMI If you are not signed up to receive our e-n #ICYMI If you are not signed up to receive our e-news, you missed this update in November: We wish to bid farewell and offer our gratitude to the partnership with @oxnard_cet , which lasted more than two years and was instrumental in the recovery of the land sanctuary. With as few as one, and as many as 14 people working full time on the land at any given moment through this program, it is difficult to imagine any meaningful fire recovery without their support. These stewards not only left an indelible imprint on the land, but touched the hearts of the staff, volunteers, and board members they worked alongside, whether in council, on service days, or at family appreciation picnics. With them, we had the joy to witness and be part of deepening connection – to self, to community, and to the land. We will greatly miss their authenticity, openness, willingness to jump in and take care, and their humor on the land, and in our weekly staff councils. We are sad to see these stewards go for now, and thankful for the relationships that will remain, including with all those folks working behind the scenes to make the program possible. To sign up for e-news, visit www.ojaifoundation.org
#ICYMI If you are not signed up to receive our e-n #ICYMI If you are not signed up to receive our e-news, you missed this update in November: The Foundations in Resilience Education (FIRE) Fellowship has launched! The FIRE Fellowship is a pay-it-forward, immersive learning journey designed to weave together spirituality, social justice, nature connection, and leadership. FIRE found its shape in the ashes of the Thomas Fire and in partnership with Youth Passageways; it emphasizes resilience training for a small cohort of emerging young leaders with a demonstrated commitment to serving the social and ecological movements of our time. After an extensive review of many inspiring and heartfelt applications, we selected the inaugural FIRE Fellowship cohort. We are so excited to be underway with our inaugural cohort. This year, 13 young leaders – organizers, activists, artists, healers – have come together to build with one another to gain practices for long-term transformation and healing, and provide meaningful service in their communities. In a collaborative design process, the FIRE Guide team, Guardians, and fellows are continuing to adapt the curriculum and design to meet the ongoing changes brought by Covid, social uprisings, and more, with creativity, relevance, and meaningful action. To learn more about the FIRE Fellowship, visit www.ojaifoundation.org/fire To sign up for e-news, visit www.ojaifoundation.org
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