 Jobs
At EQCA, we believe outstanding people are the key to our success.
As an equal opportunity employer, we recruit individuals without regard to race, national origin, religion, gender (including gender identity), sexual orientation, disability, marital status, veteran status or age.
Summer Internships
As an intern, you will gain experience working for California’s dynamic LGBT civil rights organization, where you will learn a broad range of skills. These skills include: working with the media, lobbying elected officials, oral and written advocacy, combating the religious-right, opposition research, event and issue organizing, and fundraising among other exciting activities. Interns will participate in staff meetings thus ensuring their voices are heard and their opinions are valued.
Health Network Internship
Intern to provide support for the Health and Human Services Network which is based in the Los Angeles office.
Organizing Internships
Equality California is seeking applicants for a summer organizing internship. This is a great opportunity to experience the inner workings of a major political campaign and to make a difference for the LGBT community in your day-to-day work.
Spanish-Bilingual Communications Internship
The Spanish Communications Intern will assist EQCA with the writing of media advisories, outreach on online social networks, viral marketing, website content and media communications projects as needed.
Regional Field Manager
The Regional Field Manager is pivotal in engaging community members in Equality California’s campaign to win back equal marriage rights for all California couples, regardless of gender or sexual orientation. The Regional Field Manager will be primarily responsible for developing a plan for their designated region in coordination with local partners, and for the implementation of that plan. The Regional Field Manager will ensure that volunteers are appropriately trained, motivated, and engaged in meaningful activities likely to enhance EQCA’s grassroots lobbying campaign, aid in the local development of EQCA action teams, and seek to engage key business and civic leaders in ways likely to influence support for our marriage rights.
Gerente Regional de Campo
El Gerente Regional de Campo es crucial en involucrar a los miembros de la comunidad en la campaña para reconquistar los derechos iguales al matrimonio para todas las parejas en California, sin distinción por género u orientación sexual. El Gerente Regional de Campo será responsable primordialmente de desarrollar un plan para su región designada en coordinación con los socios locales, y de implementar ese plan. El Gerente Regional de Campo se asegurará de que los/as voluntarios/as estén entrenados/as apropiadamente, motivados/as e involucrados/as en actividades que fortalecerán la campaña de abogacía en el campo, ayudar en el desarrollo de los grupos locales de acción de EQCA e involucrar a líderes de comercios y cívicos en maneras que puedan influenciar el apoyo a nuestros derechos matrimoniales
Communications Internship
The Communications Intern will assist EQCA with outreach on online social networks, viral marketing, website content and other communications projects as needed.
Development and Special Events Intern
Equality California is looking for an enthusiastic and talented intern to join the Development department and learn the ropes of the Special Event planning process. The position of Development and Special Events Intern reports to the Events Manager. This position is unpaid, and can be full or part time, at least 16 hours a week. Our office is located in the Castro in San Francisco and is easily accessible by public transportation. The office is small and sometimes chaotic, and is filled with dedicated, fun, and driven staff members and volunteers. You’ll work and learn from people who work hard, but laugh often, and love what we do.
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The anti-LGBT right-wing is trying to kill EQCA's bill to repeal the California law that instructs health officials to conduct research into the "causes and cures of homosexuality." Why? Because they know that when people learn that sexual orientation is not a choice and cannot be changed they are much more likely to support full equality.
