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.
We’re Hiring!
San Joaquin Valley Community Ownership Coordinator
Part-Time Position: 20hrs/week, with $38.46 hourly wage. Position does not include benefits other than sick leave
The San Joaquin Valley Community Ownership Coordinator will be a facilitator, convenor, connector and resource for Project participant organizations, helping them access what they need to develop their programs and make an impact. The Coordinator will be a half-time position based in the San Joaquin Valley to maximize in-person access and to build trust. Read the full job description and apply.
Opportunities With Our Members
Community Land Trust of West Marin
CLAM is currently seeking a new Executive Director and is looking to fill this position as soon as possible. The Executive Director (ED) provides leadership toward the development and achievement of CLAM’s mission, strategy, annual goals, and objectives. reporting to the board, the ED will lead and manage all functional areas of the organization, including finance and budget. Salary: $150k
Please see the linked job descriptions here for more information about the opportunity and how to apply. If you have any further questions, please email search partner, Jenifer Hartwell at [email protected] or call 415-640-5200.
THRIVE Santa Ana:
THRIVE is excited to announce we are hiring for two full time positions – a Membership Organizer and Executive Director – please help us spread the word! This is a great opportunity to welcome two new staff members to our team. See job descriptions with more info at thrivesantaana.org/jobs.
Bolinas CLT (BCLT):
The Administrative Director will report to the Executive Director and serve as part of the leadership team of the BCLT. They will be responsible for the administrative, operational, and finance functions required to advance the organization’s mission. For more details and to apply, click here.
Richmond LAND:
We’re hiring an Executive Director to lead our organization and support the growth of our community land trust in Richmond and West Contra Costa County. We are looking for someone with a commitment to organizing, movements, and creative placemaking who can also hold or support our real estate work. We’d ideally like someone from from Richmond or the East Bay, but are open to anyone who is a good fit. For the full job posting, click here.
Central CA Land Trust (CCLT):
The Executive Director oversees CCLT’s operations, resource development, staffing, budgeting, and community engagement. For the full job description and salary, click here.
San Francisco CLT:
We’re excited to announce a variety of job openings. We’re seeking value aligned candidates to join our close knit team in advancing the cause for equity and affordability in housing. Click here for job descriptions.
Other Employment Opportunities With Our Partners
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!
Development and Grant Writing Associate
Real Estate and Finance Analyst
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 here.