Early Career Group Coaching Course

Dates: Coming Soon!

Time: 2-4 hours of self-paced work for 7 week

Location:

Virtual

Registration Deadline: N/A

This 7-week virtual coach-facilitated course provides you with expert support to pursue your first role in policy, advocacy, or organizing.

Sign up for our Early Career Coaching course to get on track to land a new impactful role. This is based on a graduate-level public service career course and years of coaching experience. We will be your accountability partner and expert guide as you work through your plan.

Workshop Outcomes

All the materials you’ll need to apply for and land a new policy, advocacy, or organizing role including an optimized resume, cover letter, branding sheet, and networking plan
Top tips for updating your LinkedIn profile, locating roles that fit your skills and interests, interviewing, negotiating salary, and more
A community of fellow LEE members transitioning into or working in policy, advocacy, or organizing through our digital platform
A relationship with an experienced coach who will build your confidence for this transition

Who Should Join

Who Should Apply

We encourage you to apply if you are:

Interested in pursuing an entry-level role in policy, advocacy, or organizing

Workshop Details

Dates: Coming Soon!

Time: 2-4 hours of self-paced work for 7 week

Location:

Virtual

Registration Deadline: N/A

Hear from Past Participants

“This course had a tremendous impact on my confidence as a person and an advocate. My voice and experiences were validated, making it easier for me to finetune my approach to this transition from the classroom to a career in policy/advocacy. I’m forever grateful to [the coaches] for pouring into my preparation. This course set the foundation I needed to enter spaces where significant changes are taking place.”

LEE Member

Facilitators

Mollie Stephens

As the Director, Policy, Advocacy, and Organizing Program Supports & Innovations at Leadership for Educational Equity (LEE), Mollie Stephens has coached hundreds of LEE members into and up in their policy, advocacy, and organizing careers, and leads a team of career coaches in supporting thousands of members seeking to have an impact on equity. Prior to joining LEE, she worked for the Children’s Defense Fund-CA, Chrysalis, TreePeople, and the ACLU of Maryland, and received her dual MSW/MPP from UCLA, and her BA from Cornell University. She also runs her own coaching practice through Matter Coaching, and teaches “Careers In Public Leadership” at UCLA’s Luskin School of Public Affairs. Her work is inspired by her mother’s 38-year-long career as a special education teacher, and her experiences in the intersecting systems and movements of prison abolition and youth justice, homelessness, and environmental activism. She lives in Durham, NC with her husband, daughter, and cat, and enjoys reading, gardening, and walking by the Eno river in her free time.