The California Community Land Trust Network (CACLTN) serves to support the work of our member organizations and communities through state-level policy, advocacy, member and district conferences, peer-peer training, and capacity building through the CA CLT Academy, as well as the development of financial/legal tools to enhance CLT development in California.
Opportunities With Our Members
Bay Area Community Land Trust
Bay Area CLT seeks an Organizational Director (OD), who is responsible for the overall management of the organization and all staff members, to ensure that BACLT achieves its strategic goals set forth in the Strategic Plan, and ensures adequate resources necessary to support the work to achieve those goals. Job responsibilities include real estate development (25%), fund development (25%), financial management (25%), policy and coalition development (15%) and human resources development (10%). Read full job description and how to apply here.
Community Land Trust of West Marin (CLAM):
CLAM is seeking a detail-oriented and proactive Community Engagement Associate to provide administrative support across fundraising, communications, and events. Learn more and apply.
Liberty Community Land Trust:
Liberty CLT stands as land liberators, social enterprise creators, and community-driven real estate developers. They are searching for a Real Estate Associate Project Manager. In this position, you’ll spearhead community-centered development projects, from inception to completion. Learn more and apply here.
T.R.U.S.T South LA
Are you passionate about the South LA community? Do you believe South LA is better when we support citizen’s rights to housing? Come join the T.R.U.S.T South LA team, hiring for a part-time Staff Accountant. Read more about the open position and apply.
Housing El Dorado
Housing El Dorado creates and promote affordable housing solutions and support services that nurture individuals and families while encouraging self-sufficiency on the Western Slope of El Dorado County. They are seeking a variety of volunteer positions. Learn more.
Nonprofit Finance Fund (NFF)
Through capital, consulting, and advocacy, NFF boosts the collective success and power of nonprofits to advance racial equity and community wealth and well-being. They have openings for several positions.
Public Counsel
Public Counsel is a nonprofit public interest law firm dedicated to advancing civil rights and racial and economic justice, as well as to amplifying the power of our clients through comprehensive legal advocacy. They are hiring for several positions. Learn more
Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles (LAFLA)
The Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles is hiring for a variety of positions. Learn more
Other Employment Opportunities With Our Partners
International Center for Community Land Trusts
The International Center for Community Land Trusts is seeking a development consultant to help lead their fundraising efforts. This contracted position will work twenty (20) hours per week in close collaboration with the Executive Director, Director of Communications, project consultants, and board members who are actively engaged in fundraising efforts with a focus on building relationships with funders inside and outside the US that lead to support for both program initiatives as well as operations. Candidates outside the US are encouraged to apply.
East Bay Permanent Real Estate Cooperative (EBPREC):
The East Bay Permanent Real Estate Cooperative is a multi-stakeholder coop that facilitates BIPOC and allied communities to cooperatively organize, finance, purchase, occupy, and steward commercial and residential properties, taking them permanently off the speculative market. Join EB PREC to put your skills to work for housing, economic, and racial justice! View Open Positions
Housing California:
Housing California (CA) is a statewide non-profit affordable housing and homelessness advocacy organization dedicated to improving life within our golden state. We open minds and organize people most impacted by housing injustice and their allies to effectively advance equitable systems change and structural reform policy solutions grounded in the lived expertise of affordable housing residents and social and economic policy research. We envision a California with homes, health, and wealth for all in thriving, sustainable communities. View open positions