Coordinator, Youth Programming

Job Title: Coordinator, Youth Programming Job Status: Full-timeJob Summary: Under general supervision, the Youth Programming Coordinator develops and leads educational and recreational programs for youth. They drive ACCESSs national youth engagement strategy, especially for CAAP, by creating and managing content to involve participants. The role supports positive youth development in a safe, inclusive setting and collaborates with community partners to ensure programming aligns with the organizations mission and youth needs.Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Collaborate with CAAP and ACCESS leadership to formulate strategies for engaging youth in CAAP programs and strengthening their ongoing connection with the organizationOversee youth development programs, such as CAAPs Teen Grantmaking Initiative, encourage alumni participation, and explore opportunities to expand TGI nationwide to include more chaptersCoordinate CAAP's extensive scholarship programs by developing engagement strategies for recipients and alumni, maintaining regular communication with scholarship review committees, leading review sessions, and ensuring the quality and accuracy of all presented materials.Collaborate with ACCESS teams and its national institutions to design and implement engagement and mentorship strategies for youth participants and alumni.Work with other youth program staff at ACCESS to coordinate youth engagement strategies and programming at major CAAP and ACCESS events and conveningsPlan, execute and lead events and relevant programming for participants and alumni from CAAP youth programmingDesign engaging, safe activities for youth that encourage well-being and social interaction, and ensure legal compliance to reduce liability, and collect all necessary legal releases from participants, parents and guardiansConnect CAAP youth program participants and alumni to professional and leadership development opportunitiessuch as conferences, training, workshops, internships, and jobsthrough community partnershipsRepresent CAAP and ACCESS at relevant external events and conferences as assignedDevelop comprehensive reports or presentations for leadership, board members, or stakeholders regarding assigned youth programming initiativesSupport the planning and execution of other national programming and eventsPerform other duties and responsibilities as assignedKnowledge, Skills, and Abilities:Knowledge of:Intermediate concepts, principles and practices of social work, youth organizing, philanthropy, fundraising, and program developmentCommitment to diversity, equity, and inclusionSkill in:Volunteer managementGrantmaking initiative protocols and proceduresOperating standard office equipment and using required software applications for program area and other applications, including Microsoft OfficeAbility to:Communicate effectively, both orally and in writingOrganize and prioritize multiple tasks and meet deadlinesWork independently as well as collaboratively within a team environmentIncite enthusiasm and influence, motivate and persuade others to achieve desired outcomesPartner with other functional areas to accomplish objectivesEstablish and maintain effective working relationshipsProblem-solving and adaptabilityWork with a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusionProfessionalism and integrityEducational/Previous Experience Requirements:Minimum Degree Required:Bachelors DegreeRequired Disciplines: Social Work, Psychology, Education, Sociology, or related field~or~At least 4-5 years of experience in youth program planning and related community organizing and civic engagement, philanthropy, and cultural events. Any equivalent combination of experience, education and/or training approved by Human ResourcesLicenses/Certifications:Licenses/Certifications Required at Date of Hire: NoneWorking Conditions:Hours: Normal business hours, some additional hours may be requiredTravel Required: Local, in-state, and national travel up to 20%Working Environment: Climate controlled officeDepartment: CAAP (Center for Arab American Philanthropy) Location: Dearborn, MI