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Serve DC
Serve DC engages District communities by building partnerships and organizational capacity, leading local and national volunteer and service initiatives, and providing meaningful service opportunities. The Emergency Preparedness Specialist for Serve DC will coordinate, develop and lead full CPR and First Aid trainings. They will conduct quality control of all trainings completed by staff and contractors on behalf of Serve DC. They will assist and participate in community meetings related to emergency preparedness awareness.
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Associate Director
Mayor's Office on Women's Policy and Initiatives
The Office on Women’s Policy and Initiatives (OWPI) Associate Director works in conjunction with the DC Commission for Women, serve as a liaison and engage with community based organizations, associations, and businesses. They will participate in community meetings, activities and programs to further the Office’s mission and reach.
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Program Analyst
This is a new position in the Emergency Preparedness and Resilience Division of the DC Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency (HSEMA), reporting to the Chief of Long-Term Risk Reduction. The Program Analyst will assist and support analyses of the resilience of the District’s supply chains. The incumbent will serve as senior technical analyst and oversee contractor support for a recently approved FEMA Regional Catastrophic Preparedness Grant to develop emergency food and water supply plans.
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Project Director
PATH
The Project Director will be responsible for project leadership and implementation. They will represent PATH and provide leadership to project partners, inter-agency agreement partners, and among CDC-funded projects. The Project Director will also lead collaboration and network development activities with national partners. They will ensure that the project achieves results—including project deliverables and targets—in an effective and compliant manner.
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The International Monetary Fund
The International Monetary Fund is seeking highly motivated and enthusiastic individuals with excellent writing, office management, and computer skills for their Staff Assistant positions in various departments at the International Monetary Fund headquarters.
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Pact
Pact is recruiting for two Program Officers, one for the East & West Africa portfolio and one for the Southern & Francophone Africa portfolio. The Program Officer plays a significant role in directly contributing to their region’s success by coordinating, and delivering technical, management, financial, and administrative assistance to a country and project portfolio, and by guiding program delivery teams comprised of program delivery specialists and officers, in supporting their country portfolios. Proficiency in French preferred.
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Receptionist /Administrative Assistant
Education Development Center
Education Development Center ’s office in Washington, D.C. has an opening for a Receptionist/Administrative Assistant, reporting to the Facilities and Security Coordinator. The person in this position is expected to communicate clearly and courteously; to develop and maintain positive relationships with clients, consultants, collaborators. Foreign language ability in Spanish, French or Arabic is preferred.
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Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
The research program entitled Performance Monitoring for Action (PMA) is seeking a full-time Francophone Research Program Officer to support data management and analysis activities across all project countries and in Baltimore, with a particular focus on Francophone countries. Major responsibilities include providing remote/in-person technical assistance during field staff trainings, field pre-testing, and data collection, including computer programming and data management activities, and serving as Data Management Advisor within the Francophone Hub Leadership Team. Fluency or proficiency in written/spoken French preferred.
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Amharic Language Instructor at FSI
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Yorktown Systems Group
Amharic Language Instructor for The School of Language Studies (SLS) at the U.S. Department of State’s (DOS) Foreign Service Institute (FSI) provides language training and testing to DOS employees and other government agencies. The instructor will: plan and/or conduct small and/or large group language classes using a wide variety of language teaching methodologies and techniques, stressing speaking, listening comprehension, and reading skills. Amharic language proficiency required as a native or near-native speaker.
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