The release of the San Francisco Bay Fish Project’s
Request for Proposals (RFP) - posted 2.25.11
The
California Department of Public Health is pleased to announce
the release of the San Francisco Bay Fish Project’s Request for
Proposals (RFP). The purpose of this grant program is to
raise awareness and understanding of fish contamination issues
and reduce exposure to mercury and PCBs from eating fish from
San Francisco Bay.
This Request for Proposals (RFP) is
open to non-profit organizations, federally-recognized or
non-federally-recognized tribes, or local governmental agencies,
including K-12 schools. Collaborative partnerships are
highly encouraged. For more detailed information,
see the RFP. Also, for more information about the San
Francisco Bay Fish Project, see the project Website:
www.sfei.org/sfbfp.
A conference call will be held on
Tuesday, March 8, 2011, from 3:00 PM - 5:00 pm to answer
questions from applicants. Participation is optional.
Call in phone number: 866.791.8031
Pass code: 2943447#
Questions about the RFP can be submitted to Aida Negrón via
e-mail, aida.negron@cdph.ca.gov or 510.620.6262 tel.
Application Deadline: By 5:00 PM, on Friday, April 1st, 2011
Target award announcement date: May 1st, 2011
Please feel
free to distribute the RFP to others that might also be
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Job Opportunities (7)
- updated 1.31.12
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1) Mayfair
Coordinator
Reports to: Senior Program Manager
Classification: Program 2, Non-Exempt
Compensation: $40,000-$55,000/year plus benefits including:
medical, dental, vision, life insurance, paid holidays, sick
time, 401K plan.
Download flier for details.
Posted 1.31.12
2) Project
Coordinator - Ag Innovations Network
Ag Innovations Network (AIN) is now hiring a full-time
Project Coordinator to join the AIN staff team and oversee
projects. AIN designs, organizes, convenes, and
facilitates multi-stakeholder collaborative processes and
initiatives to improve outcomes from the food system.
These efforts are undertaken on the local, regional, statewide
and national levels. The focus is on locally or regionally
specific issues or outcomes (e.g.: regional food system
infrastructure development, farm-toinstitution programs, food
system assessments, land use policies, etc.) as well as
overarching issues such as ag water stewardship, ag greenhouse
gas emissions, reducing the ag regulatory burden through
inter-agency coordination, farm worker housing, etc.
View job announcement.
Updated 1.31.12
3)
Director of Advocacy Resources - The Rudd Center for Food Policy
and Obesity, Yale University
The Director of Advocacy Resources for Yale University's
Rudd Center for Food Policy & Obesity will help guide the
Center's rapidly-expanding work on food marketing to young
people. The Director will coordinate and lead the Rudd Center’s
work to educate and inform community organizations about issues
related to food marketing, and develop resources to help them
identify and implement appropriate strategies for intervention.
Download flier for details and how to apply.
Posted 1.09.12
4) San
Mateo County Health System - Vendor Needed to Recreate Website
The San Mateo County Health System is looking for a vendor to
recreate our Website (www.gethealthysmc.org).
Please see RFP. The deadline for submissions is
January 25, 2012.
Posted 1.04.12
5) Marketing Specialist II
(ReThink Your Drink)
The Network is currently recruiting for a Marketing Specialist
II (ReThink Your Drink) in the Policy, Partnerships and Planning
Section, under the Public Health Institute contract. This is a
full-time position with the Public Health Institute at the
Sacramento California Department of Public Health Offices in
mid-town.
View job details.
Posted 1.03.12
6) South Bay Program Manager - Sunnyvale Office
The Community Alliance with Family Farmers (CAFF) is recruiting
a 20 hour per week South Bay Program Manager, Sunnyvale Office.
This position is focused on Farm to School projects and will
grow to include Local Food Systems projects such as the Buy
Fresh Buy Local program reporting to the Farm to School
Director. To apply: Submit your cover letter, resume, and
1 – 2 page writing sample to
farmtoschool@caff.org. Deadline is January 3, 2012.
Interviews will be held the first two weeks of January.
Posted 1.03.12
7) Research Interventionists (Full-time)
Stanford Prevention Research Center seeks three full-time
Research Interventionists to join a multi-disciplinary team
performing community-based intervention trials for overweight
children and their families. The Research Interventionists will
be responsible for working with families to implement changes in
their home environment that will promote weight loss among
overweight children. The pay range is $40,000-49,000/yr.
If you happen to run into anyone who may be interested please
have them apply through this Website:
jobs.stanford.edu/find_a_job.html.
Posted 1.03.12
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