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National Low Income Housing Coalition Research Assistant - Washington, DC

NATIONAL LOW INCOME HOUSING COALITION
RESEARCH ASSISTANT

The National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC) is seeking a well
qualified and talented Research Assistant to contribute to NLIHC's
research program. The Research Assistant will work closely with the
Research Director and Research Analyst to acquire and analyze
quantitative and qualitative data, translate research in an
understandable format, and disseminate information in an accessible
manner for use by varied audiences.
Specific responsibilities include:

1. Conduct literature searches and assemble literature for
review and analysis .

2. Communicate with NLIHC's Research Advisory Committee.

3. Support the Research Director and Research Analyst in the set
up and implementation of research sessions at NLIHC's annual policy
conference.

4. Research and prepare articles for NLIHC's weekly newsletter,
Memo to Members.

5. Assist with proofing and formatting research reports and
other work products.

6. Assist with the preparation of original reports, position
papers, evaluations, surveys and other written documents.

7. Ensure that the Research and other relevant sections of the
NLIHC website are current and include recent reports and information.

8. Attend and report back on research and policy briefings and
other external events in Washington, DC.

9. Respond to information and referral from members and the
public under the Research Director's or Research Analyst's direction.

10. Perform other duties as assigned.
Applicants should have a master's degree (preferred) or a bachelor's
degree with at least two years of related experience. In the
application, candidates should highlight any experience they may have
with Microsoft Access, SPSS, Geographic Information Systems, or American
Community Survey or American Housing Survey data in addition to general
research and writing skills.
NLIHC offers a competitive salary and a generous benefits package.
The Research Assistant will report to the Research Director and work at
NLIHC offices in downtown Washington, DC.

Interested candidates should forward a cover letter and resume to
Bill Shields, Vice President of Operations, 727 15th Street, N.W., Sixth
Floor, Washington, DC 20005, or to
bill@nlihc.org. No phone calls, please.
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