New Disabled South

Digital Marketing

• The Digital Marketing Manager is responsible for collaborating on and executing New Disabled South’s digital marketing strategy, with a strong emphasis on email marketing, website management, digital campaigns, and performance reporting.
• Manage all aspects of email campaigns, including newsletters, advocacy alerts, fundraising appeals, and organizational announcements.
• Develop and test strategies to grow and segment email lists.
• Track campaign performance and optimize for engagement, conversions, and fundraising goals.
• Maintain and regularly update website content to ensure accuracy, accessibility, and alignment with brand and organizational priorities.
• Work with developers/designers as needed to improve website functionality, SEO, and user experience.
• Ensure the website is a strong hub for campaigns, storytelling, and resources.
• Create and manage content calendars across email and web.
• Coordinate with the Communications Associate, contractors, and leadership to ensure timely delivery of assets.
• Support cross-platform consistency of messaging, accessibility, and branding.
• Produce regular reports on email and website performance.
• Translate metrics into actionable recommendations to improve reach and engagement.
• Track KPIs aligned to organizational campaigns and goals.

Digital Marketing Manager

Content Writer

• Title: Grantwriter (Contractor)
• Compensation: $55 an hour; 20-25 hours weekly
• One year contract
• Location: Virtual with roots in/connections to any of the following states: AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, OK, TN, TX, VA, WV
• Travel: Up To once a quarter
• WHO WE ARE
• At New Disabled South (501c3), we are building a coalition across the South that centers the needs and daily experiences of disabled people. Our mission is to improve the lives of disabled people and cultivate strong disability rights and disability justice frameworks in the South. We do this by:
• Organizing our communities around the most critical issues we face
• Tracking legislation and policy that directly affects disabled people and educating our communities on its impacts
• Advancing legislative priorities that center our wellbeing and liberation
• Leading research on key issues
• Changing media and social narratives about disabled people
• Through this work, we impact the allocation of resources in our states, increase our collective power, and make this country a better place for us to live. We do this all with the lives and experiences of disabled people at the center (nothing about us without us).