Scroll the available job postings below with the San Luis Valley Local Foods Coalition and its programs.
For questions, please email directorslvlocalfoods@gmail.com.
- Executive Coordinator
The San Luis Valley Local Foods Coalition seeks an Executive Coordinator to support the Executive Director, Finance Director, and Development Director in the management and sustainability of an important non-profit serving the San Luis Valley. The Coordinator will support coalition-wide administration, billing, and fundraising, while embracing organization core values and equity.
Start Date – hiring immediately, state date is flexible
Hours: 32 hours per week, including occasional evenings and weekends. Potential for more hours depending on experience and interest.
Compensation: $25 per hour, plus comprehensive benefit package
- Market Coordinator
The San Luis Valley Local Foods Coalition seeks a Market & Outreach Coordinator to increase awareness of the San Luis Valley Local Foods Coalition’s work through online and in-person marketing, outreach, volunteer engagement, and event planning—especially the summertime Mercadillo en el Rio weekly farmers market.
Start Date – hiring immediately, state date is flexible
Hours: 32 – 40 hours per week, including occasional evenings and weekends. Potential for more hours depending on experience and interest.
Compensation: $23 per hour, depending on experience and interest. Includes occasional evenings and weekends.
Rio Grande Farm Park Jobs
- Farm Assistant (AmeriCorps)
The Rio Grande Farm Park seeks a curious, hard-working Farm Assistant AmeriCorps volunteer to support activities on a community farm in Alamosa, Colorado. The Farm Assistant AmeriCorps Volunteer will assist with land-based work, lead volunteer programs, and have opportunities to hone in on projects based on their interests. This person will learn growing produce in an arid climate, from water management to soil health.
Start Date – March 15th, 2024
Hours: Minimum # of hours to complete term: 1200
- Farm Assistant, Half (AmeriCorps)
The Rio Grande Farm Park seeks a curious, hard-working Farm Assistant AmeriCorps volunteer to support activities on a community farm in Alamosa, Colorado. The Farm Assistant AmeriCorps Volunteer will assist with land-based work, lead volunteer programs, and have opportunities to hone in on projects based on their interests. This person will learn growing produce in an arid climate, from water management to soil health.
Start Date – May 20th, 2024
Hours: Minimum # of hours to complete term: 900
- Education Assistant (AmeriCorps)
The Rio Grande Farm Park seeks a curious, hard-working Farm Assistant AmeriCorps volunteer to support activities on a community farm in Alamosa, Colorado. The Farm Assistant AmeriCorps Volunteer will assist with land-based work, lead volunteer programs, and have opportunities to hone in on projects based on their interests. This person will learn growing produce in an arid climate, from water management to soil health.
Start Date – March 15th, 2024
Hours: Minimum # of hours to complete term: 1200
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SLVLFC Equity Statement, crafted by SLVLFC staff and board in 2020:
La Coalición de Alimentos Locales del Valle de San Luis (SLVLFC) ha mantenido la equidad y la justicia en sus valores fundamentales desde su fundación. Estamos priorizando la equidad y buscando nuevas formas de actualizar estos valores en nuestras prácticas.
El SLVLFC reconoce que está sobre los hombros de muchos ancestros, algunos que causaron curación y otros que causaron daño.
Reconocemos que este país fue robado a los indígenas y construido sobre las espaldas de los esclavizados. Buscamos crear un lugar de equidad liderado por las voces de las personas tanto presentes como pasadas.
Estamos ante ustedes dispuestos a escuchar las muchas voces de quienes sufren en nuestra cultura capitalista y colonialista; estamos dispuestos a examinar nuestro trabajo y cambiar nuestras costumbres, admitiendo que participamos en esta cultura opresiva.
Declaración de equidad de SLVLFC, elaborada por el personal y la junta de SLVLFC en 2020:
La Coalición de Alimentos Locales del Valle de San Luis (SLVLFC) ha mantenido la equidad y la justicia en sus valores fundamentales desde su fundación. Estamos priorizando la equidad y buscando nuevas formas de actualizar estos valores en nuestras prácticas.
El SLVLFC reconoce que se apoya en los hombros de muchos antepasados, algunos que curaron y otros que causaron daño.
Reconocemos que este país fue robado a los indígenas y construido sobre las espaldas de los esclavos. Buscamos crear un lugar de equidad liderado por las voces de las personas tanto del presente como del pasado.
Estamos ante ustedes listos para escuchar las muchas voces de aquellos que sufren en nuestra cultura capitalista y colonialista; estamos listos para examinar nuestro trabajo y cambiar nuestras formas, admitiendo que participamos en esta cultura opresiva.
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