Organizing Representative
Duluth, MN
The Sierra Club is looking for an experienced Organizer located in Duluth, MN who will be focused upon goals of moving away from fossil fuels, stopping polluting extraction industries and building a clean energy economy that benefits all Minnesotans. Primary responsibilities include grassroots and grasstops organizing, partner coordination, and participation in strategy development in a manner that encompasses and demonstrates Sierra Club’s commitment to Equity, Justice and Inclusion values. Additionally, the Organizing Representative will represent Sierra Club in the media with our internal communications department, coordinate outreach and visibility activities, and work closely with existing staff and volunteer leaders.
If you are passionate about supporting volunteer leadership development and rallying community members and stakeholders around a transition to clean energy and a healthy environment and have 3 years of experience organizing, we want to talk to you! To apply, submit your cover letter and resume to the link provided.
Applications are being considered immediately.
May 25, 2018
Full time
Organizing Representative
Duluth, MN
The Sierra Club is looking for an experienced Organizer located in Duluth, MN who will be focused upon goals of moving away from fossil fuels, stopping polluting extraction industries and building a clean energy economy that benefits all Minnesotans. Primary responsibilities include grassroots and grasstops organizing, partner coordination, and participation in strategy development in a manner that encompasses and demonstrates Sierra Club’s commitment to Equity, Justice and Inclusion values. Additionally, the Organizing Representative will represent Sierra Club in the media with our internal communications department, coordinate outreach and visibility activities, and work closely with existing staff and volunteer leaders.
If you are passionate about supporting volunteer leadership development and rallying community members and stakeholders around a transition to clean energy and a healthy environment and have 3 years of experience organizing, we want to talk to you! To apply, submit your cover letter and resume to the link provided.
Applications are being considered immediately.
The Sierra Club's Climate Parents program is looking for a Senior Campaign Representative to work closely with the Climate Parents Director and to drive our 100% clean energy school districts campaign and other programmatic priorities. If you've got the passion to engage parents and families in advocacy, are experienced in running grassroots campaigns and initiatives from top to bottom, and are a skilled at strategic planning and program implementation, and are committed to equity and justice, we want to talk with you! We are particularly interested in candidates based in the San Francisco Bay Area who are able to work out of Sierra Club's Oakland headquarters.
May 17, 2018
Full time
The Sierra Club's Climate Parents program is looking for a Senior Campaign Representative to work closely with the Climate Parents Director and to drive our 100% clean energy school districts campaign and other programmatic priorities. If you've got the passion to engage parents and families in advocacy, are experienced in running grassroots campaigns and initiatives from top to bottom, and are a skilled at strategic planning and program implementation, and are committed to equity and justice, we want to talk with you! We are particularly interested in candidates based in the San Francisco Bay Area who are able to work out of Sierra Club's Oakland headquarters.
The Sierra Club is looking for an Organizing Representative located in Columbus, OH who will be focused upon the goals of moving from coal to a clean energy economy that provides non-polluting, affordable power, good jobs and people centered decision-making. Primary responsibilities include grassroots and grasstops organizing, partner coordination, and participation in strategy development at the state level in a manner that encompasses and demonstrates Sierra Club’s commitment to Equity, Justice and Inclusion values. Additionally, the Organizing Representative will represent Sierra Club in the media with our Internal Communications department, coordinate outreach and visibility activities, and work closely with existing staff and volunteer leaders. If you are passionate about supporting volunteer leadership development and rallying community members and stakeholders around a transition from coal to clean energy and have 3 years of experience organizing, we want to talk to you!
May 15, 2018
Full time
The Sierra Club is looking for an Organizing Representative located in Columbus, OH who will be focused upon the goals of moving from coal to a clean energy economy that provides non-polluting, affordable power, good jobs and people centered decision-making. Primary responsibilities include grassroots and grasstops organizing, partner coordination, and participation in strategy development at the state level in a manner that encompasses and demonstrates Sierra Club’s commitment to Equity, Justice and Inclusion values. Additionally, the Organizing Representative will represent Sierra Club in the media with our Internal Communications department, coordinate outreach and visibility activities, and work closely with existing staff and volunteer leaders. If you are passionate about supporting volunteer leadership development and rallying community members and stakeholders around a transition from coal to clean energy and have 3 years of experience organizing, we want to talk to you!
Wallace Global Fund (“WGF” or “the Fund”) is a progressive foundation dedicated to promoting an informed and engaged citizenry, fighting injustice, and protecting the diversity of nature and the natural systems upon which all life depends. WGF is inspired by the progressive vision of Henry A. Wallace, who served as the 33rd Vice President of the United States under President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Henry A. Wallace championed what he called the “common man” in the struggle against moneyed elites for control of government and the planet’s precious resources. The Fund carries forward Henry A. Wallace’s commitment and courage by promoting and funding fearless and strategic activism and advocacy for public policies that empower and protect the “common man” and restrict the power of corporate interests to distort and divert public resources away from the common good.
WGF seeks a visionary, dynamic professional to serve as its Senior Program Officer, Environment. The role reports to the Executive Director and works closely with WGF’s full team to further the Fund’s strategic priorities in an integrated fashion. The Senior Program Officer manages, implements and evaluates all aspects of the Environment program, including preparing and managing the program’s annual strategic workplans, grantmaking and administrative budgets.
Wallace Global Fund has exclusively retained The 360 Group of San Francisco to assist with this search. Please visit http://the360group.us/WGF_SPOE_PD.pdf to review the complete position description, including detailed application instructions. No calls, please. To be considered, The 360 Group must receive applications no later than 5:00pm Pacific time on June 7th, 2018.
May 09, 2018
Full time
Wallace Global Fund (“WGF” or “the Fund”) is a progressive foundation dedicated to promoting an informed and engaged citizenry, fighting injustice, and protecting the diversity of nature and the natural systems upon which all life depends. WGF is inspired by the progressive vision of Henry A. Wallace, who served as the 33rd Vice President of the United States under President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Henry A. Wallace championed what he called the “common man” in the struggle against moneyed elites for control of government and the planet’s precious resources. The Fund carries forward Henry A. Wallace’s commitment and courage by promoting and funding fearless and strategic activism and advocacy for public policies that empower and protect the “common man” and restrict the power of corporate interests to distort and divert public resources away from the common good.
WGF seeks a visionary, dynamic professional to serve as its Senior Program Officer, Environment. The role reports to the Executive Director and works closely with WGF’s full team to further the Fund’s strategic priorities in an integrated fashion. The Senior Program Officer manages, implements and evaluates all aspects of the Environment program, including preparing and managing the program’s annual strategic workplans, grantmaking and administrative budgets.
Wallace Global Fund has exclusively retained The 360 Group of San Francisco to assist with this search. Please visit http://the360group.us/WGF_SPOE_PD.pdf to review the complete position description, including detailed application instructions. No calls, please. To be considered, The 360 Group must receive applications no later than 5:00pm Pacific time on June 7th, 2018.
The Sierra Club is looking for a new Organizing Representative in Georgia to focus on the goals of the Beyond Coal to Clean Energy Campaign. In this role you will build a grassroots network for public support for a clean energy future in Georgia. To do so, you’ll create a new model of grassroots mobilization by combining traditional organizing with online organizing and leadership development! If you’ve got the passion to build volunteer teams and partnerships, rally volunteers and stakeholders around issues that protect our air, land, water and natural places, in an equitable and just way. At least 3 years of experience in grassroots organizing is preferred. If this sound exciting, we want to talk to you!
May 03, 2018
Full time
The Sierra Club is looking for a new Organizing Representative in Georgia to focus on the goals of the Beyond Coal to Clean Energy Campaign. In this role you will build a grassroots network for public support for a clean energy future in Georgia. To do so, you’ll create a new model of grassroots mobilization by combining traditional organizing with online organizing and leadership development! If you’ve got the passion to build volunteer teams and partnerships, rally volunteers and stakeholders around issues that protect our air, land, water and natural places, in an equitable and just way. At least 3 years of experience in grassroots organizing is preferred. If this sound exciting, we want to talk to you!
The Sierra Club is looking for a new Organizing Representative to focus on the goals of the Beyond Coal to Clean Energy and Dirty Fuels Campaigns. In this role you will build a grassroots network for public support to end mountain top removal mining and other coal related pollution, work for an energy and economic transition in West Virginia and stop interstate gas pipelines from crossing the State. To do so, you’ll create a new model of grassroots mobilization by combining traditional organizing with online organizing and leadership development! If you’ve got the passion to build volunteer teams and partnerships, rally volunteers and stakeholders around issues that protect our air, land, water and natural places, in an equitable and just way. At least 3 years of experience in grassroots organizing is preferred.
May 02, 2018
Full time
The Sierra Club is looking for a new Organizing Representative to focus on the goals of the Beyond Coal to Clean Energy and Dirty Fuels Campaigns. In this role you will build a grassroots network for public support to end mountain top removal mining and other coal related pollution, work for an energy and economic transition in West Virginia and stop interstate gas pipelines from crossing the State. To do so, you’ll create a new model of grassroots mobilization by combining traditional organizing with online organizing and leadership development! If you’ve got the passion to build volunteer teams and partnerships, rally volunteers and stakeholders around issues that protect our air, land, water and natural places, in an equitable and just way. At least 3 years of experience in grassroots organizing is preferred.
Are you an experienced community organizer who's passionate about equity and clean energy? Sierra Club’s Ready For 100 campaign is looking for an Organizing Representative to mobilize individuals, businesses, mayors and other local leaders in cities and towns across South Carolina for a more equitable and just energy system powered by 100% clean, renewable energy. Dirty energy threatens South Carolina communities with burdensome costs and exposes residents to toxic pollution, and communities of color and low-income communities are among the hardest hit by these injustices. The Ready for 100 Organizing Representative will work with national campaign staff, Sierra Club's South Carolina Chapter, volunteers, and a robust network of community partners to help cities and towns across the state lead a transition to 100% clean and renewable energy for all. Last year, the City of Columbia led the way in South Carolina by committing to achieve 100% renewable energy by the year 2036. Now city leaders need help making progress on this goal, which means hearing from community members and identifying pathways for action that not only increase the use of clean energy, but ensure all residents benefit equitably from the transition. Columbia is one of 63 U.S. cities that have committed to powering their communities with entirely clean, renewable energy. Please help us spread the word!
Apr 18, 2018
Full time
Are you an experienced community organizer who's passionate about equity and clean energy? Sierra Club’s Ready For 100 campaign is looking for an Organizing Representative to mobilize individuals, businesses, mayors and other local leaders in cities and towns across South Carolina for a more equitable and just energy system powered by 100% clean, renewable energy. Dirty energy threatens South Carolina communities with burdensome costs and exposes residents to toxic pollution, and communities of color and low-income communities are among the hardest hit by these injustices. The Ready for 100 Organizing Representative will work with national campaign staff, Sierra Club's South Carolina Chapter, volunteers, and a robust network of community partners to help cities and towns across the state lead a transition to 100% clean and renewable energy for all. Last year, the City of Columbia led the way in South Carolina by committing to achieve 100% renewable energy by the year 2036. Now city leaders need help making progress on this goal, which means hearing from community members and identifying pathways for action that not only increase the use of clean energy, but ensure all residents benefit equitably from the transition. Columbia is one of 63 U.S. cities that have committed to powering their communities with entirely clean, renewable energy. Please help us spread the word!
The Sierra Club Outdoors campaign is looking for an Associate Director to help us realize a future where all people can breathe fresh air, drink clean water, and benefit from a direct connection to the natural world. The Associate Director will serve as a senior leader, helping to oversee the effective implementation of Sierra Club’s campaign to advance access to the outdoors for all, strengthening and supporting four programmatic priorities that focus on ensuring children, youth, and veterans have universal access to nature. If you’ve got a passion for equity and inclusion in the outdoors and have experience leading teams to develop and deliver on ambitious goals and outcomes, then this may be the role for you. For more details and to apply, please click here.
Apr 04, 2018
Full time
The Sierra Club Outdoors campaign is looking for an Associate Director to help us realize a future where all people can breathe fresh air, drink clean water, and benefit from a direct connection to the natural world. The Associate Director will serve as a senior leader, helping to oversee the effective implementation of Sierra Club’s campaign to advance access to the outdoors for all, strengthening and supporting four programmatic priorities that focus on ensuring children, youth, and veterans have universal access to nature. If you’ve got a passion for equity and inclusion in the outdoors and have experience leading teams to develop and deliver on ambitious goals and outcomes, then this may be the role for you. For more details and to apply, please click here.
The New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission (NEIWPCC) is seeking dynamic and creative candidates for Program Director of the Narragansett Bay Estuary Program (NBEP). NBEP is one of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) 28 national estuary programs established pursuant to Section 320 of the federal Clean Water Act. S/he will work to protect and preserve Narragansett Bay and its bi-state watershed through partnerships that conserve and restore natural resources, promote the use of sound science to support Narragansett Bay management, enhance water quality, and promote community involvement and stewardship.
The Program Director of the NBEP oversees and manages operations at NBEP’s Providence office, including short and long-term planning and supervision of 2 or more NBEP staff members. S/he will provide overall program leadership, coordination, administration, and planning in cooperation with the EPA Project Officer, NBEP Steering Committee, NBEP Executive Committee, NBEP Science Advisory Committee, associated NBEP subcommittees, and NEIWPCC’s Lowell staff. The NBEP Program Director will be the lead for developing and implementing initiatives and partnerships that support the on-going renewal and implementation of the Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plan (CCMP)—the dynamic guiding document for the NBEP—including serving as a facilitator for addressing key environmental issues and for leading initiatives related to water quality/stormwater mitigation, habitat protection and restoration, local capacity building, and the widely interwoven impact of climate change.
The Program Director will promote a holistic approach to the protection of the Narragansett Bay watershed, recognizing its environmental, economic, and social/cultural significance and bringing together various constituencies to work together effectively towards a shared vision and mission; ensure NBEP’s program structure and activities reflect the bi-state nature of the watershed and help all portions of the watershed to employ partners that seek cooperative solutions through political and environmental leaders who recognize the natural world as overlaid by society’s defining borders.
Refer to www.neiwpcc.org for full position description. To apply, submit cover letter, resume, and brief writing sample by June 6, 2018 to jobs@neiwpcc.org. Please reference 18-NBEP-002 in the email subject line. No phone calls please.
May 15, 2018
Full time
The New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission (NEIWPCC) is seeking dynamic and creative candidates for Program Director of the Narragansett Bay Estuary Program (NBEP). NBEP is one of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) 28 national estuary programs established pursuant to Section 320 of the federal Clean Water Act. S/he will work to protect and preserve Narragansett Bay and its bi-state watershed through partnerships that conserve and restore natural resources, promote the use of sound science to support Narragansett Bay management, enhance water quality, and promote community involvement and stewardship.
The Program Director of the NBEP oversees and manages operations at NBEP’s Providence office, including short and long-term planning and supervision of 2 or more NBEP staff members. S/he will provide overall program leadership, coordination, administration, and planning in cooperation with the EPA Project Officer, NBEP Steering Committee, NBEP Executive Committee, NBEP Science Advisory Committee, associated NBEP subcommittees, and NEIWPCC’s Lowell staff. The NBEP Program Director will be the lead for developing and implementing initiatives and partnerships that support the on-going renewal and implementation of the Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plan (CCMP)—the dynamic guiding document for the NBEP—including serving as a facilitator for addressing key environmental issues and for leading initiatives related to water quality/stormwater mitigation, habitat protection and restoration, local capacity building, and the widely interwoven impact of climate change.
The Program Director will promote a holistic approach to the protection of the Narragansett Bay watershed, recognizing its environmental, economic, and social/cultural significance and bringing together various constituencies to work together effectively towards a shared vision and mission; ensure NBEP’s program structure and activities reflect the bi-state nature of the watershed and help all portions of the watershed to employ partners that seek cooperative solutions through political and environmental leaders who recognize the natural world as overlaid by society’s defining borders.
Refer to www.neiwpcc.org for full position description. To apply, submit cover letter, resume, and brief writing sample by June 6, 2018 to jobs@neiwpcc.org. Please reference 18-NBEP-002 in the email subject line. No phone calls please.
NE Interstate Water Pollution Control Comm
Lowell, MA, USA
The New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission is seeking well-organized and highly-motivated candidates to serve as an Environmental Analyst to work on the coordination if NEIWPCC’s wastewater training schedule including production of the catalog, selection of courses, distribution of course information, and managing venues. Will coordinate Youth in the Environment program based in Lowell. Will work with NEIWPC’s Workgroups and Commissioners to identify and address region priorities for residuals and NPDES.
Refer to www.neiwpcc.org for full position description. To apply, submit cover letter, resume, and a brief writing sample by June 1, 2018 to jobs@neiwpcc.org. Please reference 18-Lowell-008 in the email subject line. No phone calls please.
Apr 30, 2018
Full time
The New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission is seeking well-organized and highly-motivated candidates to serve as an Environmental Analyst to work on the coordination if NEIWPCC’s wastewater training schedule including production of the catalog, selection of courses, distribution of course information, and managing venues. Will coordinate Youth in the Environment program based in Lowell. Will work with NEIWPC’s Workgroups and Commissioners to identify and address region priorities for residuals and NPDES.
Refer to www.neiwpcc.org for full position description. To apply, submit cover letter, resume, and a brief writing sample by June 1, 2018 to jobs@neiwpcc.org. Please reference 18-Lowell-008 in the email subject line. No phone calls please.
