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Cycling job among Toronto's newcomers

CultureLink is working with Toronto's newcomers on cycling promotion. The Cycling Outeach Worker will be working with the Toronto Cyclists Union on reaching these communities and improving their access to cycling information.

Cycling Outreach Worker – Cycling Promotion Campaign

CultureLink, a settlement organization committed to equity, anti-oppression, and sustainable living habits, is seeking a Cycling Outreach Worker for its Cycling Promotion Campaign.

‘Cycling from back home to our new home’ campaign is a joint venture between CultureLink and the Toronto Cyclists Union to promote cycling amongst newcomers across the City of Toronto.

The Cycling Outreach Worker works with CultureLink and Toronto Cyclists Union Staff as well as campaign volunteers and reports to the project Steering Committee and CultureLink Program & Personnel Director.

This 13 week contract is for 2.5 days, or 17.5 hours, per week with a primary focus of delivering the campaign to various communities and seeking funds to support the long-term sustainability and future developments of cycling outreach for newcomers.

Please see attachment for full description of position and application details.

Toronto Cyclists Union Seeks Executive Director

The Toronto Cyclist Union is hiring an executive director. Details are on the Bike Union website, and in the job description below.

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Toronto Cyclists Union Seeks Executive Director

The Toronto Cyclists Union is a member-driven community of cyclists from every geographic area in Toronto that represents a cross-section of Toronto's cyclists. We provide a vibrant and amplified voice to achieve the common goals of safety, legitimacy and accessibility of cycling in Toronto. We coordinate city-wide advocacy on behalf of our members and provide resources for cyclists to be effective local advocates themselves. We promote cycling in an inclusive, friendly and inviting manner.

Position Description: The Executive Director, working under the direction of the Board of Directors, is responsible for growing the membership base of the Toronto Cyclists Union. The Executive Director will develop the identity of the organization among members by advancing the mission of the union and ensuring the overall success and operation of its programs.

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