Bread for the World is seeking a Senior Domestic Policy Analyst to provide organizational leadership, strategic advice, and implementation strategies on domestic policies and legislation affecting people living in poverty and hunger in the U.S. This includes raising Bread’s profile and amplify the voices of persons impacted by hunger on Capitol Hill; Serving as a liaison for Bread’s work at the federal government level, and Identifying emerging trends on relevant policy issues. The ideal candidate will have at least six years of experience on Capitol Hill, a federal agency or similar work experience; experience with key caucuses is a plus (Congressional Hispanic Caucus, Congressional Black Caucus, Problem Solvers Caucus, etc.); a bachelor’s degree in public policy or related area or equivalent work experience is required; and the ability to make decisions using sound judgment. Please click on the link below to learn more, and to apply. Be sure to upload your cover letter and resume when applying online. Bread is an EOE.
Please click on the link below to learn more, and to apply. Be sure to upload your cover letter and resume when applying online. Bread is an EOE.
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