The Partnership To End Homelessness invites committed individuals to join the Board of Directors of an innovative organization that is challenging the traditional crisis-response approach to homelessness and proving that prevention works. This is an extraordinary opportunity for passionate professionals energized about the upstream prevention approach to be part of an organization that is doing things differently.

This is a rare invitation to lead transformational anti-racism work within a renowned global social justice organization. The Sisters of Mercy of the Americas is seeking two visionary Co-Directors to guide its Anti-Racism Office, a highly visible, deeply purposeful role at the intersection of spiritual values, organizational change, and racial justice. Operating as co-equals, these leaders will shape policy, design and deliver education, and serve as trusted counselors to senior leadership and the broader Institute community. For candidates who are passionate about dismantling systemic racism within faith-based organizations — and who want their work to matter — this is a singular opportunity to drive enduring, institution-wide change.

Homelessness is one of the most visible and solvable crises in America — and the National Alliance to End Homelessness is at the center of the effort to end it. This is a rare invitation to join the board of the nation’s leading homelessness organization at a pivotal moment: a period of deliberate growth, governance enhancements, and renewed national urgency around housing and homelessness.

Board members bring their expertise, networks, and perspective to shape policy, guide strategy, and advance a national movement — work with real stakes and measurable outcomes. The Alliance’s track record is proof: a 55% reduction in veteran homelessness since 2010, $4 billion in federal funding secured in 2024, and over 1.1 million people served in a single year. These are not abstract accomplishments. They are the result of sustained, strategic leadership — the kind this board provides.

The Alliance is actively expanding its board — adding new members with diverse expertise, lived experience, and a shared commitment to systemic change. For those who believe leadership should mean something, this is an opportunity to put it to work.

Reporting to the Board of Directors, collaborating with a highly skilled executive team, and leading a dedicated staff, the CEO will chart a visionary path for Resource Center’s continued evolution and increased impact. They will join the Center following a period of exponential revenue and staff growth, as well as unprecedented programmatic expansion. The new CEO will maintain existing funder relationships to sustain recent growth and develop new revenue sources to support the Center’s future. They will lead with a deep understanding of community needs, an enterprising vantage on the current landscape, and a forward-thinking strategic vision.

At a time of growing threats against the LGBTQIA+ community, this is an extraordinary opportunity for a sophisticated, entrepreneurial executive to drive the continued transformative impact of an empowering and life-saving center and lead the evolution of the largest multi-service LGBTQIA+ organization in Texas.

Following an extensive national search, the Independent Film & Television Alliance® Board of Directors has appointed Jackie Brenneman as its new President & CEO. Please join us in congratulating Jackie!