Jobs, Internships, Fellowships, and More!

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Leonard Adler
March 14, 2024

Green Jobs Network

Hello,

Welcome to the newest edition of the Green Jobs Network newsletter, featuring more than 100 jobs, internship & fellowship opportunities, and more! If you’d like to receive job alerts between newsletter editions you can follow Green Jobs Network on LinkedIn.

Please note that this newsletter contains only a sampling of the many jobs that you can find via Green Jobs Network. For more, visit our green jobs board, job board for climate action, and website for remote jobs.

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Jobs Spotlight: Week of March 11

Green & Climate Jobs Spotlight: Week of March 11, 2024

Spotlight: Remote Green & Climate Jobs

Remote Green & Climate Jobs: Week of March 11, 2024

This week's spotlight focuses on remote roles at 12 organizations. Deadlines are approaching, so the time to apply is now!

More Jobs

As an additional bonus for this issue, below are more than 100 additional jobs:

Part 1. Remote or Multiple Locations - U.S.

Part 2. Additional Opportunities - U.S.

Part 3. International Jobs

Last Call! More than 15 Jobs Available via the FUSE Executive Fellowship (Multiple Cities)

FUSE Corps

The application period for the Spring 2024 cohort of the FUSE Executive Fellows is expected to close this week. This is a program of FUSE Corps, a national nonprofit that partners with local governments and communities to more effectively address pressing challenges by placing experienced professionals in local government agencies.

FUSE Executive Fellows receive an annualized base salary of $80,000 plus benefits. Fellowships begin as one year assignments and may be renewed for a second year. For FAQs on the Fellowship program click here.

The Spring 2024 cohort features more than 15 fellowships in areas of environmental or social impact in selected cities across the United States.

Select a fellowship from the list below to learn more about these opportunities and to apply:

Los Angeles, CA

New York City, NY

Atlanta, GA

Boston, MA

Cleveland, OH

Jacksonville, FL

New Orleans, LA

Savannah, GA

You can also view a complete list of these fellowships via this page.

Application Period Open for 40 Paid Summer Internships via WWF’s BRIDGE Program

Applications are now being accepted for 40 paid summer internships available via WWF’sBRIDGE (Building Relationships, Inclusivity, Diversity, Growth, and Excellence) program.  

BRIDGE aims to recruit professionals early in their careers who bring fresh thinking and innovation to the environmental and conservation sector and are well positioned to develop into the next generation of leaders. Its mission is to increase exposure of students from underrepresented populations to conservation and environmental careers, provide professional development opportunities, reduce the barriers to attracting a diverse pool of internship candidates, and develop a pipeline for future WWF hires from underrepresented populations. 

Key aspects of this program include:

  • Undergraduate and graduate positions available.

  • Paid: $17/hour for undergraduates, $21/hour for graduates.

  • Virtual and hybrid options available.

  • 10-week summer program from June through August.

  • Full-time schedule (35/hours week) – including every other Friday off.

  • Access to professional development opportunities, including Cornell University’s eCornell program and resume and interviewing training.

  • Access to networking opportunities, including meetings with WWF’s senior management team, Employee Resource Groups, and representatives from other departments.

Applicants must be a current, active student enrolled in an associate’s, bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral program. For doctoral students, applicant must not have completed any more than two years of coursework.

You can learn more about BRIDGE via this link, and you can view the available opportunities and apply online here. For questions about the program email [email protected]

This program has also been added to the Green Jobs Network internship website climateinternships.org.

ClimateInternships.org

Multiple Paid Remote Internships Available via MobilizeGreen

VirtualIntern, powered by MobilizeGreen

Applications are being accepted for remote internships for the summer of 2024 through the VirtualIntern program, which is powered by MobilizeGreen.

Interns will be matched with a nonprofit organization and gain real-world project-based learning, soft skills training, and career readiness development. Projects will be in areas such as:

  • Sustainability & The Environment

  • Environmental Justice

  • Community Engagement

  • Project Management

  • Finance & Operations

  • Marketing & Communications

  • Philanthropy & Fundraising

  • Data & Technology

These are paid internships and require an 8-week commitment. Stipends are between $5,400 - $7,360 for the program, depending on academic level. Interns must commit to  full-time work during core business hours. Interns will also receive ongoing training/professional development opportunities throughout the internship.

Applicants must be a rising college junior, senior, or graduate student with a demonstrated interest in or passion for nonprofit management, equity, and environmental justice.

Term of service: June 17, 2024 – August 9, 2024; Full-time 40 hours per week

Key dates:

  • Deadline to apply is March 31, 2024

  • Interviews will be completed by April 19, 2024

  • Matching will occur by April 30, 2024

You can learn more about this program here and to apply click here.

Last Call! Application Deadline is March 15 for IREC Summer 2024 Internships

IREC Summer 2024 Internships

The Interstate Renewable Energy Council (IREC), a nonprofit that builds the foundation for rapid adoption of clean energy and energy efficiency, is currently accepting applications from college students and recent graduates (and law students) for multiple paid summer internship opportunities

Four remote internships are available across IREC’s departments (Workforce Development, Local Initiatives, Regulatory, and Communications).

One paid internship is available within IREC’s Puerto Rico-based team within the Local Initiatives department.

In addition, IREC’s Regulatory team has a paid internship available for law students (click here for details).

All internships will take place from June through August 2024. To apply, please submit a cover letter and resume using the form after selecting the internship you’re interested in from this page.

Internship applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until March 15, 2024, or until the positions are filled.

Application Period Open for American Bird Conservancy Conservation and Justice Fellowships

American Bird Conservancy’s (ABC) Conservation and Justice Fellowships

Applications are currently being accepted for the American Bird Conservancy’s (ABC) Conservation and Justice Fellowships. These are paid, part-time opportunities that allow individuals with a wide range of backgrounds and expertise to work closely with ABC staff and partners on understanding how bird conservation efforts can support local communities, ensure the consideration of varied perspectives, and engage more people.

Two types of fellowships are being offered in the 2024 application cycle:

1. Community Engagement Fellowships are intended for mid-career individuals seeking to create change through noticing, deep listening, and respectful engagement with ABC’s existing partners or with potential partners, who might include the residents of a place where we do conservation work, Tribes or Indigenous groups, environmental justice organizations, or the members of conservation networks.

Community engagement Fellows will work closely with ABC hosts to carry out research that centers interviews and will create reports, tool kits, communications materials, or other products as requested by the communities they engage. These fellowships are most appropriate for people with some experience in community engagement, education, organizing, social science research, or long-term service work.

2. Storytelling Fellowships are intended for early career individuals who are passionate about ethical and inclusive storytelling. Storytelling Fellows will also engage in deep listening, observation, and independent research, but their focus will be on creatively communicating work that explicitly benefits (or could benefit) both birds and people. These fellowships are most relevant for people who enjoy writing, visual art, oral storytelling, photography, creating videos, poetry, social media, or other aspects of storytelling.

Nine total projects are available within the fellowship program. Most projects allow for Fellows to be based anywhere, and the majority of the work will be remote. For some projects, there is a preference for Fellows to be based in a specific geography or to travel to places where ABC and its partners work. You can learn more about the specific projects here.

Fellows will work part-time between June 2024 and May 2025. The specific number of hours per week will vary based on each Fellow’s schedule and project deadlines. Community Engagement Fellows will receive a stipend of $20,000 for about 300 hours of work and Storytelling Fellows will receive $10,000 for about 300 hours of work.

Applications are welcome from a diversity of people, including people historically excluded from or marginalized within the field of biodiversity conservation. These opportunities are available to freelance workers, consultants, current students, recent graduates, and to those with part-time or full-time positions (as long as you are authorized to do additional part-time work).

There are no degree requirements, but ABC requires an interest in birds, experience in biodiversity conservation or social justice, and a passion for intersectional, community-engaged work.

Applications are accepted through the end of March 2024. To learn more and apply click here.

This program has also been added to the Green Jobs Network fellowship website climatefellowships.com.

ClimateFellowships.com

Application Period Open for SI2 Fellowship

Solar and Storage Industries Institute

Applications are currently being accepted for the SI2 Fellowship. This program provides a professional development opportunity for two students seeking hands-on experience working on solar and storage policy research, policy analysis, and public education efforts through the Solar and Storage Industries Institute and its sister organization, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA).

The SI2 Fellowship is a year-long engagement based in Washington, DC, with optional remote service. Each position is full-time during the summer months (maximum 40 hours) and part-time during the academic year (maximum 20 hours). Fellows will conduct research and policy analysis on key topics affecting renewable energy companies across the country while receiving extensive professional development and training.

Applicants should be graduate, doctoral and/or post-doctoral students. Ideal candidates will have a commitment to issues of social justice, experience in the non-profit sector, excellent verbal and written communication skills, and comfort working with individuals from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds.

Compensation for this fellowship is $25-35 per hour, depending on experience.

Applications are accepted through April 1st, 2024. To learn more and apply click here.

Fellowships Available with the Climate Action Campaign

Climate Action Campaign

Applications are currently being accepted for opportunities with the Climate Action Campaign (CAC) Fellowship. This is a paid internship program that is designed to immerse participants in the environmental advocacy field. Assignments vary and are designed to both support CAC in its mission to support action on climate change and assist the fellow with their professional growth.

There are two fellowships currently available:

The fellowship program lasts for 13 weeks, with an ideal start date of May 13, 2024  and fellows participate for 20 hours/week. Fellows are paid $18.00 per hour, as an hourly non-exempt position.

CAC is based in Washington, D.C. The organization is currently working in a hybrid environment with fellows expected in the office 2-3 times per week. You do not need to be based in Washington, DC to be considered for the fellowship. Staff will work East Coast hours regardless of their location.

To learn more and apply for a fellowship, click on one of the opportunities listed above.

Multiple Opportunities Available with the MassCEC Fellowship Program

Massachusetts Clean Energy Center

Applications are currently being accepted for multiple opportunities with of the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) Fellowship Program. MassCEC is a state economic development agency dedicated to accelerating the growth of the clean energy sector across the Commonwealth.

The following fellowships are currently available for the second half of 2024 cycle (July-December):

  • Community Energy and Environmental Justice Fellow

  • Clean Technology Innovation Fellow

  • Workforce Development Fellow

  • Workforce Development, Environmental Justice and Research Fellow

  • Solar Equity and Climate Finance Fellow

  • Offshore Wind Fellow

  • Government Affairs Fellows

  • Clean Transportation Fellow

  • Workforce Development and Environmental Justice Fellow

The fellowship program at MassCEC is a paid program and includes educational and networking opportunities. MassCEC is based in Boston.

To learn more and apply for a fellowship click here.

Registration Open for WRISE and GRID Alternatives Virtual Clean Energy Career Fair on March 28

WRISE and GRID Alternatives Virtual Clean Energy Career Fair

Women of Renewable Industries and Sustainable Energy (WRISE), in partnership with GRID Alternatives, will be hosting a FREE Virtual Clean Energy Career Fair on March 28, 2024. The two organizations collaborated on a career fair in 2023.

American Climate Corps Jobs Portal Launching in April

American Climate Corps

Jobs with the new American Climate Corps will be posted starting in April, according to a report from Grist.

Announced by the Biden Administration in September 2023, the American Climate Corps is a new initiative to train 20,000 young people in high-demand skills for jobs in the clean energy economy.

Since the September 2023 announcement, the new AmeriCorps NCCC Forest Corps program (“Forest Corps“) has been launched, and a series of listening sessions for feedback on the ACC have been held.

Green Jobs Network will continue to provide you with updates on the ACC, including when the new jobs portal is launched!

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