Careers
At Cast, you can use your passion to power change.
Why Join Cast
Cast is an exciting opportunity for those who are passionate about social justice. By joining our team, you’ll contribute directly towards the change you believe. While working with us, you’ll develop professional and leadership skills, and you’ll be a part of a supportive, inclusive workplace culture that celebrates diversity and fosters collaboration.
Benefits
We offer comprehensive benefits packages for benefit eligible employees including health, dental, vision, 403b plan and supplemental benefits, including up to 100% employer contributed medical benefits towards the lowest cost HMO plan and 80% for dependents for full-time staff (80%/40% respectively for part-time staff), 3% contribution after 1 year of service towards employee participation in a 403b plan, and generous paid time off and supplemental benefits such as mental health/wellness support.
Hiring Process
We will review all applications received and contact a shortlist of candidates for phone screening. You’ll go through an initial interview (which may be virtual) with the hiring manager to discuss the job and your qualifications and experience. You’ll then go through a second interview with a panel of team members to further assess your fit for the role, then a reference check and pre-employment background check once a job offer is made.
Our
Values
Prioritizing Human Rights
Prioritizing policies and regulations that honor and protect the rights of all survivors
Self-Determination & Dignity
Prioritizing the right to self-determination and dignity in services and justice, where survivors choose how or if they want to engage in services or the criminal legal system.
Learning & Sharing
Adopting a posture of learning, adapting and sharing what we learn with partners and other community members.
Equitable Access
Prioritizing equitable access to protection, services, support, and justice for survivors of human trafficking.
Accessibility
Creating accessible spaces and pathways as we work to end human trafficking.
Inclusion
Creating spaces that are inclusive, diverse, and where every person and voice belongs.
Anti-Oppression
Not contributing to or engaging in oppressive practices that are harmful to BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, immigrant, and other marginalized communities, working towards repairing harm as we learn and grow, and aiming to shift oppressive polices and practices where we can.
Human Rights
We firmly believe in and commit to equal rights for all people, thus we approach our work through a human rights lens. We prioritize policies and regulations that honor and protect those rights. In alignment with the UN Convention of Human Rights, we prioritize survivors’ rights and dignity, regardless of race/ethnicity/nationality, sexuality, age, gender identity, or industry of work. We prioritize equitable access to protection, services, and justice for survivors of trafficking. We prioritize the right for survivors to choose how or if they want to engage in services or the criminal legal system.
Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging
We commit to cultivating and fostering spaces that are inclusive, where every person and voice belongs, and where Cast staff, board, and partners reflect the diverse communities we serve.
Learning
Over the years, we have learned that we need to listen to the diverse communities of individuals with lived experience, review data and outcomes, and continually adapt our approach to services and advocacy. As Cast moves forward, we continually commit to a posture of accountability, learning and adapting, and sharing what we learn with partners and other community members.
Accessibility
We commit to creating accessible spaces and pathways as we work to end human trafficking. Whether this means ensuring that information is easy to understand and accessible by all individuals, or ensuring services are accessible to all survivors including communities who have regularly experienced inequities in access such as, but not limited to BIPOC, immigrant, non-English speaking, LGBTQIA+, and disabled communities.
Equity and Justice
Cast acknowledges and deeply understands that systemic oppression leads to and perpetuates human trafficking, and that many of our existing systems in the United States endorse policies and practices that consistently harm BIPOC and other communities. We commit to carrying out our mission by not contributing to or engaging in oppressive practices that are harmful to BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, immigrant, and other marginalized communities, working towards repairing harm as we learn and grow, and aiming to shift oppressive systemic policies and practices where we can.