Kansas Organizing Fellow - Wichita

The Kansas Organizing Fellow will be responsible for grassroots efforts to organize, educate, empower and mobilize supporters to take action in support of PPGP’s and PPGPV’s missions through list-building, outreach, volunteer recruitment, phone banking, canvassing and digital organizing.  

With guidance from Public Affairs leadership, the Fellow will play a key role in supporting PPGPV’s work as part of a coordinated statewide ballot campaign, with a specific focus on the 2026 Kansas judicial selection amendment and efforts to maintain fair and impartial courts in Kansas. 

This is a fixed-term position that will conclude August 31, following the 2026 primary election. Candidates interested in full and part time work are encouraged to apply.

• Directly support PPGPV’s work with coordinated statewide ballot campaign efforts 

• Develop and execute grassroots organizing plans for both PPGP and PPGPV, including constituent outreach, on-campus/student organizing and general supporter engagement   

• Maintain/update supporter databases, track organizing activities in order to generate monthly, quarterly and annual reports  

• Collaborate w/ PPGP’s Health Services and patient advocacy team to develop and engage patient advocacy storytellers  

• Represent PPGP or PPGPV within local progressive coalitions, work with other progressive organizations to achieve cross-movement goals, and at community events  

• Recruit, train and support volunteer leaders and increase supporter list and volunteer base   

• Coordinate and implement PP-sponsored advocacy activities, including rallies and events   

• Regular evening and weekend work is required 

• Required Education & Experience

• Bachelor’s Degree (B.A.) from four-year college or university, one to three years related experience and/or training in advocacy/organizing work or related area; or equivalent combination of education and experience required. 

• Experience with Microsoft Office, the Internet, and relational databases. 

• Commitment to PPGP’s and PPGPV’s missions, purposes, and values. 

• Driven, motivated, a self-starter, and able to work productively and effectively with sometimes minimal and remote supervision. 

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills. 

• Multi-disciplinary thinker with strong analytical skills and the ability to understand new concepts; to translate PPGP’s mission and work to diverse constituencies; and to solve complex problems. 

• Reliable transportation. 

• Preferred Education & Experience

• • Knowledge of issues related to abortion access. 

  • Prior grassroots organizing experience.