This week, the DNC announced a new program called the Campaign Pipeline Project.
The Campaign Pipeline Project is a train-to-hire bootcamp pipeline at the DNC with
the goal of supporting states in their recruitment, training, and hiring of diverse,
talented, and local staff for specific roles and skill sets on coordinated campaigns.
Participation in these bootcamps will expand opportunities for consideration for
campaign roles in targeted states with the aim of helping elect Democrats up and
down the ballot. Our first bootcamp series will center around Distributed Organizing and people who
meet the outlined qualifications are encouraged to apply. The Distributed Leadership
Bootcamp will be held virtually August 6-8 and the Distributed Organizer Bootcamp
will be held virtually August 20-22. Find job descriptions and more about the program
by visiting the Campaign Pipeline Project site. Apply for the Distributed Leadership Bootcamp HERE.
Applications close on July 17 and participants who are selected will be notified
the last week of July and first week of August. As always, thanks for all you do. Libby Schneider - DNC Deputy Political Director, Campaign Readiness
*Participation in the bootcamps does not guarantee future employment. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
July 7, 2021 **ICYMI**
Key Point: The Democratic National Committee (DNC) is launching a new organizing
program with a focus on diverse, local talent beginning in nine target states and with
the goal of supporting states in their recruitment, training, and hiring of diverse,
talented, and local staff for specific roles and skill sets on coordinated campaigns.
The Hill: DNC launches organizing program ahead of midterms
By: Julia Manchester
July 6, 2021 The Democratic National Committee (DNC) announced on Tuesday it is launching a new
campaign organizing program in nine states ahead of next year's midterm elections. The Campaign Pipeline Project will place organizers on the ground in Arizona, Georgia
Wisconsin, Michigan, North Carolina, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Virginia and New Jersey in
an effort to elect the party's candidates up and down the ballot in the targeted states. “In order to win, next year and in the future, our party must invest in young and diverse
talent,” DNC Chairman Jaime Harrison said in a statement to The Hill. "Through the
Campaign Pipeline Project, the DNC will be able to identify, train, and embed young,
diverse staff in communities across the country to ensure that Democrats are on the
ground, and on the ground early." The DNC has a goal of hiring 80 percent of those who participate in its boot camp
training programs, according to party officials. Officials say their goal is to have the organizers trained and embedded in state parties
by September 1st. [MORE] | 