• Work in concert with CHN staff to develop and implement a strategic outreach and advocacy plan to outreach to families with children who need assistance in claiming the Child Tax Credit
• Expand CHN’s ties with organizations and grassroot leaders in underserved communities with the aim of making sure that every family that is eligible for the CTC receives it
• Schedule, plan, and give presentations to organizations nationwide to spread awareness of CTC outreach and advocacy efforts
• Assist organizations in setting up training for people who will assist families who need to file to receive the CTC
• Work with groups to organize events in localities at which family members can file to receive the CTC and other benefits
• Encourage and assist organizations to advocate for making permanent the expanded CTC
• Recruit representatives of organizations to participate in activities consistent with the agreed-upon advocacy plan (group sign-on letters, mass communications to officials, meetings with members of Congress or staff, public events and/or media campaigns)
• Identify key individuals willing to write opinion pieces or do press interviews on human needs issues or engage in other forms of public communication, as part of agreed-upon advocacy plan, and connect them with CHN’s Communications staff
• Plan and coordinate regular meetings of partner organizations in this project
• Maintain complete records of activities, including key contacts at participating organizations
• Track legislative and administrative developments regarding CTC expansion
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Stanely M. Issacs Neighborhood Center
Director East Harlem Aging Services
New York City, NY, United States, 10075
January 2020 - January 2022
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Community Service Society of New York
Health Counselor
New York City, NY, United States, 10075
November 2014 - August 2019
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Columbia University School of Social Work
Staff Associate: NIMH-funded project; PI, Dr. Rogerio M. Pinto