Project Pennsylvania: Campus Organizer Lehigh Valley

Project 26 Pennsylvania:
Campus Organizer Lehigh ValleyLOCATION

PA

$25 / Hourly

Project 26 Pennsylvania

Organizing

Non-Profit

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis with a projected hiring date of March 2, 2026.

Location:

Lehigh Valley, PA (Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton Metropolitan Area)

To Apply:

Please submit this short application.

Project 26 Pennsylvania (P26 PA) is the home for Pennsylvania students who are ready to challenge the far-right's attacks on our futures and build a Pennsylvania where Gen Z can lead and thrive.

In 2025 alone, Trump has signed over 200 Executive Orders that have directly impacted millions of Americans and led to:

• The loss of basic human rights and the separation of families due to unjust ICE raids
• A massive increase in the wealth of the top 1% at the expense of basic healthcare and unbiased public media funding
• An economy where tariffs and inflation is so high millions of people are working multiple jobs and still can’t pay their bills
• Widespread feelings of hopelessness and outrage amongst young voters

The outcome of Pennsylvania’s 2026 elections will determine the balance of power in the House which will influence the make-up of Congress. Which will allow us to create a congress that can hold the President accountable to representing the people, not billionaires.

In 2026, young Pennsylvanians will have the opportunity to elect a Governor, who will be instrumental in standing up to a government that has constantly overlooked the youth. Gen-Z has the power to determine the outcomes of these elections across approximately 793,555 registered voters statewide, but only if we get organized now.

Since 2023, P26 has built a team of strong youth advocates for Gen-Z and has worked to create a community for us in politics, through peer-to-peer outreach, and we’re building a scrappy and innovative team that will organize and inspire thousands of PA youth to vote in both the Primary and General Elections in 2026.

What Will You Do?

This is not a conventional organizing position. Instead of spending time in a field office making calls, a typical day will require being on campus or in the community in person talking to young people, managing teams of fellows and volunteers, and fostering relationships with campus and community networks for long-term collaboration. You will be asked to get goofy, creative, and gritty-as-hell to build a startup that empowers young people for many elections to come.

Responsibilities Include:

• Develop and execute a youth program that engages students and turns out young voters.
• Conduct direct voter contact and list-building through dorm-storming, high-traffic canvassing, relational organizing, and more.
• Plan and run engaging, student-centered events.
• Identify and address barriers to student civic engagement and voter turnout.

• Recruit, hire, and manage a team of paid fellows and volunteers to mobilize their peers.
• Conduct training sessions to set goals, assign responsibilities, and turn enthusiasm into action.

• Ensure accurate collection and quality control of voter registration forms.
• Manage daily data entry into systems such as America Votes and BLOCKS.

• Build relationships with student or youth leaders and organizations to collaboratively expand organizing reach.

You’re a strong fit if you:

• Thrive in fast-changing environments and know how to stay focused even when circumstances feel uncertain.
• Are excited and eager to talk with lots of students and are especially comfortable cold-approaching strangers.
• Are creative and scrappy, with the instinct to problem-solve in real time.
• Have a passion for empowering young people to get involved in the political process.
• Are a self-starter who is highly organized, manages time well, and can juggle multiple priorities without losing momentum.
• Can work weekends and irregular hours as required.
• Have a driver's license and access to a reliable car.
• Live near (or are willing to relocate to) one of our…