New AI Advocacy Organization Opens Recruitment for 4 Roles in the United States

Overview

A new advocacy organization focused on artificial intelligence regulation, economic fairness and the protection of human freedoms is preparing to launch in late summer 2026 and is recruiting for four roles in the United States. It aims to give everyday people a stronger voice in the AI debate and to build a broad-based national movement that can influence federal policy. Its agenda includes making sure people benefit economically from AI, protecting individual freedoms and addressing the possible existential risks of developing superintelligent AI. Its approach rests on grassroots participation, public mobilization and federal policy advocacy.

The Operations Director / Manager will build and run the operational foundation for the growing movement, a post suited to someone who enjoys setting up systems and coordinating teams.

The Senior Digital Manager will tell the organization's story and connect with people across America, covering digital strategy, communications, storytelling, audience engagement and campaign messaging.

The Organizing Director will bring people into the movement and equip them to act, which suits people with experience in grassroots organizing, political campaigns, advocacy or movement building.

The Distributed Organizer is a short-term contract of 6 to 8 weeks. The work centres on recruiting and coaching students who will lead a national day of protest planned for October 2026.

Who can apply

The roles may suit professionals with backgrounds in AI policy and technology advocacy, nonprofit operations, digital communications, political or grassroots organizing, community engagement, campaign management, movement building, student organizing, public policy or social-impact communications. Applicants can pick the position that best matches their experience. The source does not list detailed qualifications, salary or a closing date.

How to apply

The organization has provided a separate application form for each position, so candidates should apply to the specific role they are interested in.

Key dates

The organization expects to launch in late summer 2026, and the national day of protest that the Distributed Organizer will help prepare is scheduled for October 2026.