The Marijuana Policy Project jobs

The Marijuana Policy Project currently has 16 job openings throughout the country:

1. A Web Developer for MPP's campaign to pass a ballot initiative that would tax and regulate marijuana in Nevada. The initiative is already certified to appear on the November 2006 ballot. Please see www.RegulateMarijuana.org for more information about the campaign.
2. A California statewide organizer to pressure California's Republican members of Congress to vote for medical marijuana legislation that will be brought up for a vote on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives in June 2006.
3. Six part-time organizers in Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Texas, Virginia, and Wisconsin, to persuade targeted members of Congress to support the aforementioned medical marijuana legislation.
4. Seven organizers to build statewide coalitions to tax and regulate marijuana in Arizona, Delaware, Idaho, Maine, Montana, New Hampshire, and Oregon.
5. A campaign manager to run a local ballot initiative campaign in Hawaii between now and November 2006.

All positions require outstanding communications skills, the ability to work independently, a high level of organization, and a professional appearance and demeanor.

Please visit www.mpp.org/jobs for detailed job descriptions and instructions for applying.

MPP is not taking phone calls about these positions; rather, all interested candidates should apply by using the process described at the links above.