The Full Frame Initiative 308 Main Street, Suite 2A Greenfield, MA 01301 Company Description: People who grapple with poverty, violence, trauma, and oppression are often forced to make difficult tradeoffs that may provide short-term gains at the expense of their long-term wellbeing. Instead of interrupting these cycles, well-intentioned interventions may have the opposite effect, solidifying inequities that not only hold back individuals but society as a whole. The Full Frame Initiative is a social change organization that partners with pioneering organizations, systems and communities across the country to fundamentally shift their focus from fixing problems to fostering wellbeing—the needs and experiences essential for health and hope. Together, we are creating possibilities for lasting change in people’s lives and sparking a broader movement that replaces poverty, violence, trauma, and oppression with wellbeing and justice. Salary Range: Location: Per Year GREENFIELD MA Job Type: Category: Full Time Social Services Education Level: Work Experience: Master's Degree Preference: Preferred 5+ Preference: Preferred Skills/Certifications/Licences: Description: The Full Frame Initiative (FFI) is a national nonprofit dedicated to increasing access to wellbeing throughout the United States, especially for people and communities facing poverty, violence, trauma and oppression. FFI defines wellbeing as the set of universal experiences and assets that every one of us needs for health and hope, no matter our ZIP code, skin color or bank balance. We partner with organizations, systems and communities to fundamentally shift their focus from fixing problems to fostering wellbeing. This shift leads to better outcomes, addresses layers of inequity in our country, and is sparking a broader movement for positive social change. Learn more on our website. FFI is growing and we have created a new position on our team for a Senior Manager, Training and Capacity Building. This person will co-design, develop strategy for, and co-lead implementation of FFI’s work to build the capacity of public systems and private nonprofit organizations to orient around wellbeing. Specifically, this position is responsible for supporting integration of the Five Domains of Wellbeing into culture, policy and structure, and practice via multiple strategies, including envisioning and co-creating new partnerships and projects; planning for and implementing existing projects; and identifying and acting on other leveraged opportunities for change. The Senior Manager, Training and Capacity Building position works closely with the Director of Strategic Capacity Building to build and steward relationships with prospective partners in all fields to ensure that FFI’s work amplifies and is amplified across disciplines, and to equip diverse partners to help others orient around wellbeing. The primary focus in the first couple of years will be supporting sexual and domestic violence systems of care to integrate a wellbeing orientation in assessment, service delivery, documentation, evaluation, hiring and supervision by developing and providing capacity building including traditional training, technical assistance, and related learning tools in a range of formats (e.g., in person and virtual engagements, document review). Requirements: Qualifications A minimum of 5-7 years of combined experience working directly with people living at the intersection of poverty, trauma and violence; developing and delivering engaging cross-field trainings, workshops, learning tools, and curriculum to diverse audiences; and providing formal and informal coaching and support around the implementation of new practices. A graduate degree in social work, public health, public policy, sociology or a related field; additional life and work experience may be considered in lieu of a degree. Experience working in or with organizations serving people who have experienced and perpetrated sexual and domestic violence. Deep understanding of the sexual and domestic violence field in the United States; and preferably, Massachusetts. Interest in and ability to build and steward relationships with key individuals at national organizations and state and federal agencies to help achieve FFI’s purpose and mission. Demonstrated ability to develop and deliver engaging curriculum and provide formal and informal training, technical assistance, coaching and support to others in adopting and implementing new practices and changes. Experience in successfully engaging adult learners through a variety of techniques. Strong writing and presenting skills; demonstrated ability to communicate authentically and compellingly, and to facilitate conversations with program participants, frontline staff, executives, and policy makers. Experience working independently, managing projects and timelines, and communicating clearly and regularly with colleagues and partners. Experience participating in a system reform or change effort. Extremely organized, detail-oriented, self-directed and curious. High tolerance for ambiguity. Dedication to social justice and ending cycles of poverty, violence, trauma and oppression. The belief that everyone has a right to wellbeing. Other desired skills and attributes include: Passion for and urgency to apply and refine the Five Domains of Wellbeing framework. Creativity, flexibility and resilience in handling evolving projects and newly developing partnerships. Ability to be strategic and opportunistic and to engage in adaptive planning. Demonstrated ability to work with great autonomy and to be an active member of a geographically diverse team. Ability to inspire others to try new things and take on new challenges. Technology fluency: experience with Google Apps and Microsoft Office; CRM software; project management software; video conferencing and webinar software. This position reports to the Director of Strategic Capacity Building and is a member of FFI’s capacity building team. This is a full-time, exempt position located in Massachusetts. FFI’s headquarters are in Greenfield, MA, with a growing number of staff working remotely throughout the country. The Senior Manager, Training and Capacity Building position will require frequent and extensive travel throughout the state (a minimum of 50% of the time). All business related travel will be paid for by FFI in accordance with our travel policy. How to Apply Please send your resume and a cover letter outlining how your skills and experiences are a good fit for FFI and this position. And don’t forget to tell us how you heard about this opportunity! This letter is important – your application will not be considered without a customized application to our organization’s posting. E-mail talent@fullframeinitiative.org with clearly-named documents as attachments (Word or PDF). Please put “YOUR FIRST NAME LAST NAME Senior Manager, Training and Capacity Building” as your subject line. Deadline to apply is August 25, 2017. FFI is committed to diversity, equity and inclusion. We strongly encourage people of color, people with disabilities, LGBTQ applicants and people from other underrepresented groups to apply, recognizing and respecting that diverse perspectives and experiences are valuable to our team and essential to achieving our purpose.