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Advancement Project average salary is $57,402, median salary is $57,402 with a salary range from $54,275 to $60,528.
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Product Design Associate 60,528-60,528 Hayward, CA, 94540 2016 Advancement Project Product Design Associate Salaries (2)
Advancement Project Hayward, CA Salaries
Product Design Associate 54,275-54,275 Hayward, CA, 94540 2013 Advancement Project Product Design Associate Salaries (2)
Advancement Project Hayward, CA Salaries
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  • Advancement Project
  • Industry: Other
  • City: Washington Dc, DC
  • We are equity advocates with a strong civil rights bent. The organization, with offices in Washington, D.C. and Los Angeles, was founded in 1998 to explore revitalized approaches to problems of inclusion and equity. In the Los Angeles office, we focus on making big public systems-mostly in Los Angeles County but statewide as needed-do a better job for low income residents, especially low income children and youth. Over the past decade, AP's principals have been active in the reform of LA's public transit, public schools and police. We have played major roles in shifting several billion dollars of public resources