The Information School’s Center for an Informed Public (CIP) has an outstanding opportunity for an Education Initiatives Manager to join their team. Although the position is open until filled, the priority deadline is June 23rd.

The Education Initiatives Manager at the University of Washington’s Center for an Informed Public (CIP) leads the design, development, and delivery of educational programs that help educators and communities navigate today’s complex information environment. Reporting to the Director of Strategy & Operations, this role serves as the primary subject matter expert and facilitator for CIP’s signature programs, including MisinfoDay, the Community Fellowship, Media Mentorship, and the Loki’s Loop game series, while building the systems, partnerships, and practitioner networks that sustain and expand this work across Washington and beyond. Working closely with teachers, librarians, community educators, researchers, and external partners, the Education Initiatives Manager translates evolving research on information literacy into accessible, research-backed resources, supports scalable and replicable program models, and strengthens a growing network of practitioners reaching thousands of educators and more than 70,000 students statewide. This is an ideal opportunity for a highly organized, collaborative, and mission-driven professional who can work independently, manage competing priorities, and contribute to the University of Washington’s leadership in information literacy, education, and public impact.