Healthy Relationships Breakout Worldwide

A ground breaking book has been written and in the editing phase about The Relationship Foundation (TRF). TRF works in high schools in New York City where we help students learn how to have healthy, thriving, meaningful and fulfilling relationships with everyone in their lives. We ask educators, parents and administrators:

We spend 12 years in school preparing for a career.

How much time do we spend preparing for a relationship, any relationship?

Someone with proficiency in social media is needed to help get the word out.

This is an extraordinary opportunity for a person who dreams big and wants to be a part of a non-profit on the brink of wider recognition. If you want to make difference and bring a visionary idea into the world and do something you believe in, then this may be just what you've been looking for.

One of the most effective things we do with both students and teachers is to demonstrate how to articulate their needs and feelings without blaming others and to listen without thinking what to say in response. Given how disconnected our society is today, learning this work can make all the difference both in and out of school. The communication skill set we teach is based on Marshal Rosenberg's concept of collaborative communication. Please take a look at his website, www.cnvc.org

The potential for this book and the high school initiative to have a significant impact is onthe horizon. We've achieved extraordinary results in New York City high schools and now on to the wider recognition.

Please address your responses to Michael, the organization's founder and director at administrator@therelationshipfoundation.org

World Peace begins with Local Peace!

Details:

Location: 321 E 10th Street, New York, New York, 10009, United States

Hours per week: 10

Compensation: Unpaid

Stipend/Wage: Subway/bus fare and lunch

How to apply:

To apply, please do the following:

1. Take a look at our website: www.therelationshipfoundation.org and see if this really is for you.

2. Attach your resume as a Word document.

3. Write a brief paragraph that addresses your interest in this position.

4. And if you don't mind, say something catchy in the subject line, but no pressure; this not a deal breaker