The Associate Director, Development and Outreach role focuses on fundraising and outreach events and initiatives in the Los Angeles area.
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Human Rights Watch is hiring. 3 roles are open right now.
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[01] HIRING NOW
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Open roles
3
Posted (90d)
3
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[02] OPEN ROLES
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3 open roles
[04] VISA SPONSORSHIP
U.S.-only hiring history.
Human Rights Watch has no H-1B petition history we can find.
No H1B sponsorship history
Source: USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub. Classifications: yes (5+ approvals), conditional (1-4), no (0).
[05] WHERE THEY'RE HIRING
Where Human Rights Watch is hiring.
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[06] OFFICES
Where Human Rights Watch works.

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We've mapped 2 Human Rights Watch offices across 2 cities, including 440 N Wells St, Chicago, IL 60654-4525, so you know where you'd report before you apply.
Also in: Washington
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[07] KEY FACTS
Founded
1978
Employees
450
2018
Data: Wikidata (CC0) · Q187052
[08] IN THE NEWS
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Source: Google News. Last 12 months.
[09] FROM THE POSTINGS
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The Director, Washington, DC role is a key advocacy strategist and principal HRW representative in the US on foreign policy and national security.
Source postingSources reviewed 2026-10-19.
[10] ABOUT
What Human Rights Watch does.
Human Rights Watch conducts in-depth investigations and reporting on human rights abuses, advocating for policy changes and raising awareness through innovative campaigns. Our work spans over 90 countries, utilizing various media platforms to amplify our findings and influence public opinion.
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[12] HOW TO APPLY
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