Team Roles
A Place for Every Neighbor
Team Coordinator
The Backbone
Builds the neutral, trusted coordinating space the strategy depends on — and makes sure a win in one place becomes a head start somewhere else.
Responsibilities
- Hold the Team together and links it to state/national leadership
- Mentors new members
- Keeps meetings and momentum going
- Makes sure rural and small-town neighbors get the same attention as more populated areas
Community Information Specialist
The Systems
Runs the information layer that lets wins, resources, and calls to action actually travel across the wider network — no team starts from scratch.
Responsibilities
- Keeps resource and partner records current
- Manages notifications in our app
- Pulls together newsletters and meeting notes
Resource and Partnership Coordinator
The Relationship Builder
Owns the everyday infrastructure (food security, mutual aid, community economics, culture-keeping) that keeps the community rooted regardless of political shifts.
Responsibilities
- Connects with organizations such as mutual aid groups, food pantries, shelters, and wellness initiatives
- Asks organizers "How can we support you?"
- Proposes a monthly community care action
- Watches for gaps, especially in under-resourced areas
Civic Engagement Advocate
The Guardian
Supplies the legal advocacy and policy threads of Coordinated Action — the safety net that lets other roles mobilize with confidence.
Responsibilities
- Coordinates protest safety and legal defense
- Shares Know Your Rights info
- Tracks local government, elections, policy, bills and campaigns
- Connects people to bail funds and legal observers
- Advocates for greater civic engagement
Mobilization Specialist
The Heart of the Action
Delivers the protest, economic pressure, and rapid-response pieces of Coordinated Action — the boots on the ground.
Responsibilities
- Tracks upcoming actions
- Drives turnout
- Promotes boycotts and ethical/local economic campaigns
- Maintains rapid response and mutual aid networks for urgent needs