Woodstock Institute is a leading nonprofit research and policy organization in the areas of equitable lending and investments; wealth creation and preservation; and safe financial products, services, and systems. Woodstock Institute works locally and nationally to create a financial system in which lower-wealth persons and communities of color can safely borrow, save, and build wealth so that they can achieve economic security and community prosperity.
What: This is a part time position (approximately 15 hours per week) located in Chicago. The Research Assistant will work with Woodstock’s research team on a large research project examining a program which provides home modifications for people with disabilities. The position will play a key role in primary data collection and interview administration.
Responsibilities include: conducting and coordinating client interviews; facilitating focus groups; recording and analyzing data; and administrative research support.
Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree in Disability Studies or a related field. This is an ideal position for someone enrolled in a Masters or graduate program. We will consider highly-qualified individuals currently completing a bachelor’s degree.
- Experience with and interest in working with people with disabilities.
- Experience conducting research interviews.
- Experience working with diverse populations.
- Attention to detail and a high level of professionalism.
- Excellent written and spoken English language and interpersonal communications skills.
- Fluency in Spanish is a major plus.
To apply please send a resume and cover letter to Lauren Nolan at lnolan@woodstockinst.org. Woodstock Institute is an equal opportunity employer and strongly encourages qualified applicants from diverse backgrounds and protected classes to apply.
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