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Executive Editor – Reparative Justice & Public Policy
Beverly Miguel
New York City, New York, United States
$60,000 / yr
Executive Editor – Reparative Justice & Public Policy (New York)This is not a traditional “editor” role.This role is NOT for:General editors or content writersMarketing / communications professionals without policy depthCandidates without direct exposure to systemic justice or public policy workIf your background is limited to content, marketing, or general publishing — this will NOT be the right fit.But if you have worked at the intersection of public policy, social justice, and historical research, KEEP READING..Are you a policy leader, researcher, or editorial strategist passionate about advancing reparative justice, systemic equity, and transformative public policy?We are seeking a highly experienced Executive Editor to support the development of high-impact policy reports, public-facing publications, and strategic recommendations addressing historical injustices and systemic inequities.Key Responsibilities:Lead the development, editing, and publication of policy reports and official documentsSynthesize complex research on slavery, systemic racism, and reparative justice into actionable insightsCollaborate with policymakers, researchers, and community stakeholdersEnsure accuracy, integrity, and impact across all written materialsRepresent initiatives in public forums, stakeholder meetings, and community engagement effortsIdeal Candidate Profile:Extensive experience in public policy, social justice, or reparative justice initiativesStrong understanding of historical inequities and policy frameworks addressing systemic racismProven track record in editing, publishing, and producing high-level reports or government documentsExceptional communication, advocacy, and stakeholder engagement skillsBackground in government, think tanks, academia, or nonprofit leadership preferredWhy This Role Matters:This is a rare opportunity to contribute to a landmark public initiative focused on addressing historical injustices and shaping future policy at a state level.Strong Preference:Candidates with experience in:Government commissions or advisory boardsPolicy institutes or research organizationsSocial justice advocacy and legislative workTo apply, please submit your application in CazVid.Work Location: In person