Leadership and Education Associate

Position Summary

CJP is seeking a dynamic, relationship-driven emerging professional to help strengthen Jewish identity, combat antisemitism, and build a vibrant leadership pipeline across generations.

This role supports a portfolio of high-impact initiatives—including Student to Student (peer-led education to counter antisemitism), teen philanthropy (B’nai Tzedek), and leadership development programs spanning all ages and stages.

The Associate will serve as both a program coordinator and informal educator, helping to create meaningful learning experiences while building strong relationships across the community.

This is an opportunity for an early-career professional to grow as both a community builder and informal educator, gaining hands-on experience in leadership development and Jewish learning while making a meaningful impact.

Key Responsibilities

Community Education & Combating Antisemitism

• Support implementation of Student to Student and related initiatives
• Build relationships with schools, educators, and community partners
• Recruit and support teen participants and presenters
• Facilitate or co-facilitate sessions on Jewish identity, Israel, and antisemitism

Teen Philanthropy & Engagement

• Coordinate and support programs, including B’nai Tzedek and teen philanthropy initiatives
• Engage and support teens while fostering leadership development and connection to Jewish values
• Assist with outreach to families and community partners

Leadership Development

• Support planning and execution of leadership programs for young adults and midlife participants
• Assist with recruitment, onboarding, and participant engagement
• Support and co-facilitate sessions focused on leadership and community-building

Program Coordination & Operations

• Manage logistics, including scheduling, communications, materials, and participant tracking
• Support program evaluation and ongoing improvement
• Assist with program-related events, including occasional evenings and weekends

Qualifications & Skills

• Bachelor’s degree required
• 2–4 years relevant experience
• Strong organizational and communication skills
• Ability to build relationships with diverse audiences
• Interest in informal Jewish education and leadership development
• Knowledge of Jewish identity, Israel, and antisemitism (or willingness to learn)
• Familiarity with the Phoenix Jewish Community
• Relationship-builder with strong interpersonal instincts
• Self-starter who takes initiative and ownership
• Collaborative team player
• Passionate about Jewish life, learning, and leadership development

Salary and Benefits

• Salary range: $60,000–$70,000, commensurate with experience
• Benefit information will be made available during the interview process.

To Apply

Please send your resume and a cover letter detailing your relevant experience and interest in the role to [email protected].