BUILD WITH US
Help Us Build What Comes Next
The BWINH Collective is building community infrastructure rooted in Black self-determination, collective care, and Black feminist matriarchal values.
We believe thriving communities require both strong relationships and strong systems. As our work continues to grow, we are seeking people who want to help build the structures, connections, and pathways that make Black community possible.
We are particularly interested in Black women and Black gender expansive people whose lived experiences can help shape systems of care that are responsive, sustainable, and community-centered.
While experience matters, we are less concerned with the number of years someone has held a title and more interested in demonstrated capability, accountability, and a commitment to collective work.
Our Values
The BWINH Collective is guided by Black feminist matriarchal values, including:
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Collective Care
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Reciprocity
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Shared Leadership
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Community Accountability
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Self-Determination
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Interdependence
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Sustainability Over Urgency
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Relationship Before Transaction
We believe those closest to barriers should be centered in designing the solutions that help remove them.
Community Architect
Contract Period
July 2026 – November 2026
Location
Hybrid
Proximity to New Hampshire is preferred. Occasional in-person participation may be requested for community events, planning sessions, and organizational activities.
About the Role
The Community Architect focuses on building the infrastructure that supports our work.
This role is responsible for helping design, strengthen, document, and sustain the systems, structures, and operational capacity needed for long-term organizational success.
Key areas of focus include:
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Organizational infrastructure
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Systems development
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Documentation and knowledge management
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Capacity building
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Operational sustainability
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Onboarding and organizational tools
This role helps build the container that allows community work to happen effectively and sustainably.
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Community Organizer
Contract Period
July 2026 – November 2026
Location
Hybrid
Applicants must live in New Hampshire or within a reasonable travel distance that allows for regular in-person participation in community events, gatherings, outreach activities, and relationship-building opportunities.
About the Role
The Community Organizer focuses on building and sustaining relationships throughout the community.
This role is responsible for helping people connect to opportunities, supporting events, strengthening participation, and ensuring community members remain engaged and connected.
Key areas of focus include:
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Relationship building
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Community outreach
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Event support
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Volunteer engagement
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Coalition participation
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Community follow-up
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Community connection and retention
This role helps ensure people do not fall through the cracks and that opportunities for connection remain accessible and welcoming.
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