• Cultivate relationships with local and state advocates to build a strong movement with the goal of securing dedicated and sustainable public revenue for child and youth systems in Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma. • Lead technical assistance and one-on-one coaching provided to local child and youth advocates participating in Children’s Funding Project’s Ballot Measure Cohort • Develop and lead training and peer learning opportunities aligned with the A-Zs of Creating a Voter-Approved Children’s Fund, tailored to meet the unique needs of advocates working in Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma. • Monitor and track the progress, needs, and outcomes of existing and prospective VACFs throughout Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma. • Contribute to Children’s Funding Project's work to build a national movement around sustainable financing for children and youth programs and services by developing public-facing materials (briefs, blogs, fact sheets, presentations, and tools). • Work collaboratively to identify movement building opportunities and potential new allies. • Support the planning and execution of learning opportunities for Children’s Funding Project’s national network of advocates, including virtual training sessions for the national Ballot Measure Cohort and the biennial, in-person Children’s Funding Institute • Conduct research to support local communities pursuing new public funding for children through VACFs. • Act as a go-to expert on available local funding options and ballot measure rules in Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma and respond to internal and external questions on this topic. • Work closely with senior staff to provide technical assistance to local partners on sources of additional funding for child and youth serving programs and services. • Build skills for independently coaching and facilitating technical assistance to communities and states on this topic. • Support development of tools and strategies for providing technical assistance on this topic. • Other duties as assigned.