Working Young Adults Research Analyst at Dream

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Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

17 Jan, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

19 Oct, 25

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Research And Survey Development, Data Analysis And Reporting, Understanding Of Generational Workforce Trends, Strong Written Communication Skills

Industry

Religious Institutions

Description

The Working Young Adults Research Analyst will study the needs and experiences of young adults in work and life, supplying insight to strengthen discipleship, programs, and events. Ministry Area/Department Marketing Position Research Analyst (Working Young Adults) Accountable To Kingdom Insights Director Ministry Target Young Adults (18-35) Position Is Volunteer Position May Be Filled By Church member Minimum Maturity Level Stable Maturing Christian; Tither Spiritual Gifts Wisdom, Discernment, Shepherding Talents or Abilities Desired Research and survey development, Data analysis and reporting, Understanding of generational workforce trends, Strong written communication skills Best Personality Traits Compassionate • Analytical • Discreet • Insightful • Dependable Passion For Helping the church understand and address injustices shaping young adults’ lives and faith. Length of Service Commitment One year minimum Anticipated Time Commitments: 1. Doing ministry/preparing for ministry: 8-12 hours per week 2. Participating in meetings/training: 2-3 hours per month Responsibilities/Duties: 1. Prepare semi-annual reports on young adult ministry effectiveness. 2. Collect data on educational, financial, and career development needs. 3. Research generational trends impacting young adult faith engagement. 4. Research how systemic poverty (low wages, student debt, housing insecurity) impacts young adults. 5. Gather data on education equity and access for young adults pursuing higher education or trade training. 6. Document the effects of systemic racism in hiring practices, internships, and early career pathways. 7. Track healthcare access and the challenges young adults face with affordability and coverage. 8. Research young adults’ perspectives on environmental degradation and its effect on their futures. 9. Explore how false moral narratives of religious nationalism influence young adults’ faith, politics, and civic engagement. 10. Research how militarization and the war economy affect communities where young adults live and work. 11. Document the experiences of migrant young adults, including barriers to employment, education, and belonging. 12. Provide a monthly report with trends, data, and recommendations for ministry leaders.

Responsibilities

The Working Young Adults Research Analyst will prepare semi-annual reports on young adult ministry effectiveness and collect data on educational, financial, and career development needs. They will also research generational trends impacting young adult faith engagement and document the effects of systemic issues on young adults.