The American Economic Liberties Project is a non-partisan, non-profit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to fighting monopoly power. We combine policy and regulatory expertise with strategic communications, coalition-building, and advocacy campaigns to help ensure policymakers protect workers, small businesses, communities, and democracy from monopolistic corporations to advance economic liberty for all.
Economic Liberties seeks a Digital Communications Associate to join our communications team and the growing movement to protect America’s economy and democracy from concentrated corporate power.
The ideal candidate for this position will bring experience working in digital strategy with focus on economic justice. You will report to the Communications Manager and collaborate closely with the policy team, helping to build consensus around bold approaches to address concentrated corporate power and notching victories in fights against some of the most dangerous and destructive monopolies in the world.

• Create and execute data-driven digital campaigns that advance Economic Liberties’ legislative, policy, and narrative change goals, and inspire action among policymakers and our supporters;
• Develop and write social media content, including videos and graphics, copy for landing pages, Economic Liberties’ newsletter, coalition toolkits, and other related products;
• Identify and create new spaces to grow our base (including through EveryAction, Discord, YouTube, and Substack);
• Assist in managing paid digital advertising campaigns to grow our audience;
• Manage content and data from digital tools such as EveryAction;
• Track mentions and media hits of the Economic Liberties team and their work;
• Track and communicate digital metrics on a monthly basis;
• Follow the news to update watchdog products such as the Corporations vs. the People Tracker, Trump Era Merger Tracker, and others;
• Assist in the drafting, editing, and sending of press releases and statements;
• Support engagement in existing and future coalition efforts; and
• Become fluent in the range of policy solutions available to address concentrated corporate power.