Join the WIN Board

We are in the midst of a global pandemic that is disproportionately affecting communities of color.  We are also simultaneously in the middle of a movement confronting the reality of being Black in the United States. As a social justice and impact organization, WIN is needed now more than ever. 

​We are writing to invite you to help WIN grow our impact by joining the leadership board for the 2020-21 year! ​

What does being on the board entail? ​

  • A one year commitment from August 2020-July 2021 (many board members stay on longer, but this is the minimum) 
  • Attendance at a Board Retreat on August 8, 2020 from 8:30 am PDT - 11:30 am PDT to meet other board members and set intentions for the year, virtually (via Google Hangouts or Zoom) and commit to attend a mid-year retreat in February 2021
  • Attendance at a monthly board meeting, virtually (via Google Hangouts or Zoom) 

While we welcome all interested parties to apply, we’re specifically looking for individuals to fill the following positions: ​

  • Social media committee member: Plan and coordinate our social media presence across various platforms (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Slack, and LinkedIn). 
  • Impact retreat committee member: Co-coordinate annual Impact Retreat in spring/summer 2021 (Bay Area and/or DC-area preferred). 
  • Event planning committee member: Lead the planning for at least 1 event for WIN membership throughout the year (online workshops, online panel discussions, virtual book clubs, service events, etc.). 
  • Secretary: Document Board meeting decision/plans and manage WIN correspondence.
  • Website: Liaise with the social media team and commit to regular updates to content on our website.
Applications Due July 10
at 11:59 PDT

WIN welcomes all, without regard to race, ethnicity, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, age, ability, or genetics, to enjoy WIN membership. WIN values and especially seeks members with a commitment to feminism, social justice, and community-building. If you self-identify as a person who supports these issues, know that your contributions are especially valuable to WIN.​