LUCHA Program Coordinator (Full-Time, 1.0 FTE)

Overview

The Program Coordinator for the Many Cultures Learning Lab (MCLL) will lead the implementation, coordination, and evaluation of a comprehensive, culturally responsive education initiative serving refugee, immigrant, and Latino youth and their families in the Mohawk Valley region. Funded through the LUCHA New York initiative, the MCLL program expands access to educational enrichment, family literacy, digital inclusion, and after-school and summer learning opportunities. The Coordinator will oversee program activities including tutoring, family engagement workshops, STEM and arts programming, and digital literacy training, ensuring services are linguistically accessible and culturally grounded. Primary Responsibilities

Program Coordination & Implementation

Coordinate all MCLL program activities including after-school tutoring, summer learning programs, family workshops, and enrichment activities Develop and manage program schedules, curriculum supports, and activity planning aligned with LUCHA priority areas (education, language access, workforce exposure) Ensure culturally and linguistically responsive service delivery across all program components Oversee participant recruitment, enrollment, and retention strategies targeting refugee, immigrant, and Latino youth and families Family Engagement & Education

Lead multilingual family literacy and parent engagement workshops focused on school navigation, educational support, and digital access Support caregivers in understanding school systems, communication tools, and student success strategies Youth Development & Enrichment

Coordinate tutoring, STEM, arts, and culturally responsive programming for youth participants Organize mentorship opportunities and career exposure events with community professionals Support youth social-emotional development through safe, inclusive, and engaging program environments Connect youth with volunteers and mentors to assist with tutoring and program activities Digital Literacy & Access

Connect individuals to digital literacy workshops for youth and caregivers Coordinate distribution and tracking of devices (e.g., Chromebooks) and technology supports Ensure participants can effectively access educational platforms, school portals, and online resources Data Collection, Evaluation & Reporting

Track program participation, outcomes, and performance metrics Administer participant surveys and collect qualitative and quantitative data for grant reporting Maintain accurate records and ensure compliance with LUCHA grant requirements

Qualifications & Criteria

ShapeCreated with Sketch.Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in education, social work, human services, community development, or related field (required) ShapeCreated with Sketch.Minimum 2–3 years of experience in program coordination, education, youth development, or community-based services ShapeCreated with Sketch.Experience working with refugee, immigrant, and/or limited English proficient populations required ShapeCreated with Sketch.Strong understanding of culturally responsive and trauma-informed practices ShapeCreated with Sketch.Experience with family engagement, after-school programming, or educational initiatives strongly preferred ShapeCreated with Sketch.Demonstrated ability to manage multiple program components and partnerships ShapeCreated with Sketch.Excellent organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills ShapeCreated with Sketch.Proficiency in Microsoft Office and data tracking systems ShapeCreated with Sketch.Bilingual or multilingual skills strongly preferred Why Apply

ShapeCreated with Sketch.Please contact The Center for more details.