SustainUS is recruiting Spring Fellows for a new national initiative, Climate Action Lab. The idea is simple: get a bunch of smart climate activists together and let them take it from there. You’ll live in DC in a house with other activists, campaign for strong EPA carbon standards, and develop the Climate Action Lab for nationwide expansion. SustainUS is dedicated to building a diverse and inclusive team, and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds and experiences.
What We Offer
- A chance to slash US emissions and build the political will needed for global climate action
- An intensive, fast-paced environment to build skills and learn campaign development
- Housing and meals in a shared group house with other Fellows; modest travel and living stipends
- A safe and intentional space to live, work, and build an inclusive community
Tasks & Responsibilities
- Collaboratively design and run a campaign, including fieldwork, media, lobbying, and direct actions
- Facilitate a stronger, inclusive climate movement through outreach and coalition-building
- Manage data and campaign analytics to drive the initiative’s development
- Analyze and research policy options regarding the Clean Air Act 111(d) carbon regulations
- Develop the Climate Action Lab model for summer expansion (programming, recruitment, fundraising)
Qualifications
No specific education or work experience requirements.
- Commitment to social and environmental justice, and anti-oppressive principles
- Ability to work closely on collaborative teams
- Interest in cooperative living
- Ability to handle stressful situations and deal with conflict appropriately and constructively
- Flexibility to adjust to changing work schedule, responsibilities, and conditions
Desired Skills & Experience
We’re looking for candidates with at least one of the following skills.
- Community or campus organizing and/or leadership
- Organizing creative and effective direct actions
- Political or issue advocacy campaigning, including field work and volunteer management
- Communications: storytelling and/or traditional (“earned”) and social media
- Graphic design and video editing
- Campaign metrics and analytics; campaign platforms such as VAN, Salsa, or NationBuilder
- Entrepreneurial ventures, social startups, and innovative thinking
- Fundraising and grant writing
- Knowledge of regulatory processes, particularly in environmental rulemaking
- Other skills not listed here
Program Info
Dates: Mar. 3 - May 25, 2014 (45 hrs/week; potential for a three-month extension)
Location: Washington, DC
How to Apply
Applicants should fill out the Spring Fellow Application. Strong candidates will be contacted for an interview. Please contact us at ClimateActionLab@SustainUS.org with any questions. Applications are due Feb. 7, 2014 at 11:59 PM EST. Selected applicants will be notified by Feb. 17.*FOLLOW DC CAREER PROGRESS!
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