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#1426 From: "patrick_Eyez" <patrick.linden@...>
Date: Sun Feb 24, 2008 7:09 pm
Subject: International Jobs and Internships
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This might be a useful site for many community members here:

International Job and Internships

iHipo.com is a site which offers 1000+ challenging international jobs
and internships. Create your professional profile to be found by
international recruiters and network with peers from around the globe.
Becoming a member on iHipo is free and only requires a few minutes of
time.

- Make your profile visible to recruiters
- Find international Jobs and Internships
- Build an international Career Network
- Join country-based Communities

Learn More... http://www.iHipo.com

#1427 From: OpenMind Team <openmind_ro@...>
Date: Fri Feb 29, 2008 11:47 am
Subject: Ideas of sustainability
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Hi all!

We are three enthusiastic students, who believe that eco-friendly products and strategies for sustainability are the chance through which companies can demonstrate they act responsibly.
We keep a blog where we post all our ideas, and we would appreciate your opinion regarding them.
We invite you to:
http://www.citizenact.com/wikisblogs/wiki_buc531.php   

Feel free to leave comments!

OpenMind team



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#1428 From: "Chloe Stull-Lane" <chloe.stulllane@...>
Date: Tue Mar 4, 2008 11:19 am
Subject: Opportunities For Nonprofits & University Programs at Global Health Conference
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Unite For Sight Fifth Annual International Health & Development Conference
Building Global Health For Today and Tomorrow
April 12-13, 2008
Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut
Register Today at http://www.uniteforsight.org/conference/2008
Unite for Sight: A Nonprofit Organization Featured Weekly on CNN International and Recently in The New York Times

Exhibit, Advertise, or Sponsor: An Unparalleled Opportunity To Publicize Your Organization, Company, or University Program To 2,000 Conference Participants - Unite For Sight's 5th Annual Conference on April 12-13, 2008, at Yale University, will convene more than 2,000 participants who are interested in international health, public health, international development, medicine, nonprofits, eye care, philanthropy, microfinance, social entrepreneurship, bioethics, economics, anthropology, health policy, advocacy, environmental health, service-learning, medical education, and public service.

Exhibit, Advertise in Conference Program Book, or Become A Sponsor: http://www.uniteforsight.org/conference/2008
Questions? Contact JStaple@...
Deadline: March 15.  First come, first serve availability.

Keynote Addresses By Dr. Jeffrey Sachs, Dr. Sonia Sachs, Dr. Susan Blumenthal, Dr. Jim Yong Kim, and Dr. Allan Rosenfield
Plus More Than 180 Featured Speakers 

Register For Conference at http://www.uniteforsight.org/conference



--
Chloe Stull-Lane
Lund University Masters Candidate 2007/2009
International Development and Management (LUMID)
Interests: pastoralism, water management, Horn of Africa

"The hope of a secure and livable world lies with disciplined
nonconformists who are dedicated to justice, peace
and brotherhood." - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

#1429 From: "Chloe Stull-Lane" <chloe.stulllane@...>
Date: Thu Mar 6, 2008 6:33 pm
Subject: [NYC] Global Marine Renewable Energy Conference
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From: Wendy Wallace <wwindy1000@...>
Date: 5 Mar 2008 00:29
Subject: Global Marine Renewable Energy Conference


Dear all,
 
We would like to announce the Global Marine Renewable Energy Conference.
New York, New York
Millennium Broadway Hotel
April 17-18, 2008
 
Early Bird Registration Ends on March 14th!
Sponsorship Opportunities are still available. 
Visit:  www.globalmarinerenewable.com for more details.
 
The Global Marine Renewable Energy Conference is proudly sponsored by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), the Minerals Management Service (MMS), the Ocean Renewable Energy Coalition (OREC), and the International Energy Agency-Ocean Energy Systems (IEA-OES). At the conference, you will learn the latest on this exciting renewable energy field directly from the expert, leaders, and innovators.
 
Announcing a wide range of international experts on the
conference panels!
 
Executive Overview Session
Moderator: Robert Thresher, Director, National Wind
Technology Center, NREL
 
-George Hagerman, Virginia Tech: Resource potential and
technology status
 
-Keith Martin, Chadbourne & Parke: National policies and
financing strategies
 
-Carolyn Elefant, OREC: Regulatory requirements
 
-Bonnie Ram, Energetics Incorporated: Environmental policies
and siting challenges
----------------------------------------------------------   
Keynote Addresses
Moderator: Dan Arvizu, Director of the National Renewable
Energy Laboratory (NREL), United States
 
-Honorable Richard Hurlburt , Minister of Energy, Nova
Scotia, Canada
 
-Minister, Economy and Innovations, Portugal (invited)
 
-Randall Luthi, Director, Minerals Management Service (MMS),
United States
 
-Paul Tonko, President and CEO, New York State Energy
Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA)
----------------------------------------------------------
Panel 1 - Technology Characterization
Moderator: Roger Bedard, Electric Power Research Institute
(EPRI), United States
Panelists:
-Tony Lewis, University College Cork, Ireland
 
-Kim Nielsen, Ramboll, Denmark
 
-Jochen Bard, ISET, Germany
 
-Henry Jeffrey, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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Panel 2 - International Policies, Subsidies, and
Incentives
Moderator: Gouri Bhuyan, Chairman IEA-OES, Powertech Labs
Inc., Canada
Panelists:
-John Huckerby (tentative), Aotearoa Wave and Tidal Energy
Association, New Zealand
 
-Trevor Raggatt, Department of Business, Enterprise and
Regulatory Reform (BERR), United Kingdom
 
-Teresa Pontes, INETI, Portugal
 
-Mike Rosenfeld, UK Trade & Investment, British Consulate
General
 
-Graham Brennan, Sustainable Energy Ireland (SEI), Ireland
----------------------------------------------------------
Panel 3 - Financing Marine Renewables: Challenges and
Opportunities
Moderator: Ed Feo, Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy, LLP,
United States
Panelists:
-Ron Smith, Verdant Power, United States
 
-George Taylor, Ocean Power Technologies, United States
 
-John Cooper, Ocean Renewable Power Company, United States
 
-Des McGinnes, Pelamis Wave Power, Scotland
 
-Andrew Parish, Wavebob Ltd., Ireland
 
-Dan Fleischer, UBS, United States
 
-Bart B. Kelleher, HSH Nordbank AG, United States
 
-Martin T I Wright, Marine Current Turbines Limited
-------------------------------------------------
Panel 4 - Licensing Marine Renewable Energy Projects
Moderator: Michael O'Connell, Stoel Rives LLP, United States
Panelists:
-Nick Harrington, Wavehub, United Kingdom
 
-Neil Kermode, European Marine Energy Center, United Kingdom
 
-Ann Miles, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC),
United States
 
-Maureen Bornholdt, Minerals Management Service (MMS),
United States
-------------------------------------------------------
Panel 5 - Marine Renewable Energy and the Environment
Moderator: Robert LaBelle, Minerals Management Service,
United States
Panelists:
-Cristina Huertas-Olivares, Wave Energy Center, Portugal
 
-Graham Daborn, Acadia University, Canada
 
-Tom Bigford, National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration, United States
 
-Melanie Nadeau, Natural Resources Canada
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Visit our web site for more information:
Sponsorship opportunities are available.
Contact: CS@...


#1430 From: "Kelly Rand" <rand@...>
Date: Tue Mar 11, 2008 4:31 pm
Subject: ONLINE GRASSROOTS COORDINATOR
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ONLINE GRASSROOTS COORDINATOR
National Wildlife Federation
Washington, DC
http://www.nwf.org/careergateway
 
Do you like to write? Design? Communicate important issues? Build web pages? Talk to people? Do you like wildlife? We have the job for you! The National Wildlife Federation is looking for a passionate, high-energy, jack-of-all-trades personality to join our grassroots team. We're looking for someone who will use email and other online tools to mobilize citizens to speak up for wildlife on a variety of NWF campaigns, such as protecting wildlife from global warming or reconnecting kids with nature.
 
This coordinator will be responsible for writing and coding HTML emails, as well as pulling together content for NWF's monthly EnviroAction email newsletter. Beyond these basic duties, this position allows for as much creativity and innovation as you can muster. This position is full-time and requires occasional nights, weekends and travel. NWF offers an excellent benefits package. NWF is an equal opportunity employer committed to workplace diversity.
 
Qualifications:
 
* Bachelor's degree.
* 2 years of campaign or advocacy experience.
* Knowledge of web applications and HTML.
* Excellent organizational, verbal, written and interpersonal skills.
* Experience writing web-based content and outreach materials for advocacy or political campaigns.
* Ability to work on a team and also follow through on assigned tasks independently.
* Experience with email marketing and advocacy tools such as Convio.
* Knowledge of MS Word and Excel, Photoshop.
* Passion for conservation.
 
Additional Skills:
 
* Creative, self-starter who is able find innovative uses of technology and can think of how to implement engagement strategies.
* Good at multi-tasking and meet deadlines.
* Excellent writing and editing skills.
* Able to work as a part of a cross-departmental team.
 
Position Type: Full-Time
 
 
Cover Letter and Resume are required.

#1431 From: monica kumar <monbetec@...>
Date: Tue Mar 11, 2008 10:54 am
Subject: Fwd: [FFO] Indian had reached moon before American ! This is an absolute Truth !
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#1432 From: "imtiyaz131" <imtiyaz131@...>
Date: Mon Mar 10, 2008 3:16 pm
Subject: For all Museum enthusiasts..
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Hi all,

For all Museum enthusiasts, here is very useful and informative
museums site from Yahoo.
It is worth to visit before you go to any traveling destination or for
your knowledge only.

Following is the URL:

http://explore.yahoo.com/museum/

Museum photos:
http://explore.yahoo.com/museum/photos.php

Museum videos:
http://explore.yahoo.com/museum/videos.php

Thanks.

#1433 From: "Jennifer Staple" <Jennifer.Staple@...>
Date: Thu Mar 13, 2008 4:10 pm
Subject: Africa and Asia: Volunteer Service
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Please forward widely. Currently accepting applications for 2008 and 2009.

Unite For Sight Volunteer Abroad Opportunities: As Featured Weekly On CNN International and Recently in The New York Times

Volunteer Abroad in Summer, Fall, Winter, or Spring: http://www.uniteforsight.org/intl_volunteer

WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF VOLUNTEERS LIKE YOU, UNITE FOR SIGHT RESTORED SIGHT TO 10,062 PATIENTS AND PROVIDED EYE CARE TO 300,000 IN 2006 AND 2007

How Do I Apply? The application as well as complete details about Unite For Sight's international opportunities are available at http://www.uniteforsight.org/intl_volunteer/

Who Is Eligible To Volunteer Abroad?: Volunteers are 18 years and older, and there is no upper age limit. Volunteers range from undergraduate/college students to medical and optometry students, public health students and professionals, business students, filmmakers and photographers, nurses and nursing students, social workers, physician's assistants, teachers and educators, opticians, optometrists and ophthalmologists.

Unite For Sight welcomes volunteers who may not have previous health or eye care experience. Volunteers receive all necessary training from Unite For Sight so that they are able to assist eye doctors with community eye outreach programs. Unite For Sight also welcomes volunteers to participate as photographers and filmmakers.

What is Unite For Sight's Mission? Unite For Sight is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that empowers communities worldwide to improve eye health and eliminate preventable blindness.

Unite For Sight's work to prevent blindness and restore sight is featured weekly on CNN INTERNATIONAL from September 2007-August 2008.

What Do Volunteers Do?: Volunteers receive hands-on clinical experience while assisting doctors in remote, rural villages. Volunteers learn about international health and eye care, learn clinical skills while working with patients and doctors, and, in one program location, have an opportunity to practice cataract surgery on a goat's eye.

The goal of Unite For Sight and its partner eye clinics and communities is to create eye disease-free communities. Unite For Sight’s volunteers (local and visiting) work with partner eye clinics to provide eye care in communities without previous access. The eye clinic’s eye doctors and Unite For Sight volunteers jointly provide community-based screening programs in rural villages. The clinic’s eye doctors diagnose and treat eye disease in the field, and surgical patients are brought to the eye clinic for surgery. Patients receive free surgery funded by Unite For Sight so that no patient remains blind due to lack of funds. Volunteers immediately see the joy on patients' faces when their sight is restored after years of blindness. These memories last a lifetime.

While helping the community, volunteers are in a position to witness and draw their own conclusions about the failures and inequities of global health systems. It broadens their view of what works, and what role they can have to insure a health system that works for everyone and that leaves no person blind in the future.

What Do Volunteers Say?:

“During my volunteering experience, I realized that Unite for Sight’s service is a campaign for the salvation of humanity that allows the light of compassion to shine through each of us. I believe it is this display of altruism and commitment that makes the organization’s service so virtuous and treasured by both volunteers and patients. After all, making a difference in the world is not so difficult if only one would care enough to sacrifice a part of oneself in order to change the world for the better. My experience as a Unite for Sight volunteer has inspired me to dedicate my future career to serving underprivileged communities around the world.”—Chiwing “Jessica” Qu, Yale University Undergraduate Student, Unite For Sight Volunteer in Chennai, India

"I can honestly say that everything I learned in 3 years of medical school paled in comparison to the 3 week experience I had in Accra (Ghana) in October 2007 as part of Unite For Sight. The program provides volunteers with a unique and hands-on involvement – being able to help out to the level of your training and comfort. My experience taught me that Ghanaian people are the friendliest people I have interacted with anywhere in the world, that ordinary people involved with Unite For Sight are making extraordinary differences, and that sitting in a classroom receiving a world-class education cannot match real life experiences while volunteering."--Varun Verma, UMDNJ Medical Student, Unite For Sight Volunteer in Accra, Ghana

"While in Ghana, I worked with an ophthalmologist (Dr. James Clarke), two eye nurses (Robert Dolo, Kartee Karloweah), an assistant (Bismark Boryor), and a coordinator (Seth). Working with the Unite for Sight team on these outreaches in service to these wonderful people of Ghana was the single most rewarding work I've done in my life. The people of Ghana are some of the friendliest and most thankful of anyone I have ever met. Overall, the experience has changed the way I view the world, my own country, and my role in the world forever. The only way to understand the way 4/5 of the world lives is to go yourself and get involved. The staff I worked with that are the heart and soul of Unite for Sight in Accra were some of the brightest and hard working individuals I have ever met. They are accomplishing feats few ever accomplish in their lives, and I am truly blessed to have had the opportunity to work with them and now call them my friends. I look forward to future work with Unite for Sight as an Ophthalmologist. The task at hand in Ghana, and I'm sure in all of Unite for Sight's locations throughout the world, is enormous. The more people that get involved, the more accessible services will be to these wonderful people. Plain and simple, the more we help, the more people can see the world they live in!”—Brian Fowler, Medical Student at University of Virginia, Unite For Sight Volunteer in Accra, Ghana

Hundreds of volunteer narratives, volunteer diaries, as well as videos of alumni volunteers and partner eye doctors are available on the Unite For Sight website: http://www.uniteforsight.org/intl_volunteer

Also, Unite For Sight's Fifth Annual International Health Conference is coming up at Yale on April 12-13, 2008. Keynote addresses by Dr. Jeffrey Sachs, Dr. Sonia Sachs, Dr. Jim Yong Kim, Dr. Allan Rosenfield, and Dr. Susan Blumenthal. Plus 180 Speakers and 2,000+ conference attendees. Register for the conference at http://www.uniteforsight.org/conference


#1434 From: "Chloe Stull-Lane" <chloe.stulllane@...>
Date: Sat Mar 15, 2008 11:59 pm
Subject: opportunities from campus camp wellstone
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Campus Camp Wellstone Family!

It's midterm time, and hopefully this newsletter shines a little light at the end of the tunnel, especially for those of you who are graduating this year. This go 'round the newsletter has featured opportunities, deadlines are coming up fast so make sure the check them out. This newsletter has many summer interships and fellowship as well as a wide range of regional locations, specifically in the south and southwest. As always, feedback is greatly appreciated.

Enjoy, and Good Luck on those MidTerms!

Mattie & Camille
Campus Camp Wellstone

Featured
Jobs
Clerical
Children/Youth
Education
Environmental
Health
Immigration
Labor
Political Organizing
Voter Mobilization
Internships
Children/Youth
Community Organizing
Leadership Development
Fellowships
Envionmental
Health
Philanthropy

FEATURED

Enroll for a free online training put on by Future 5000 and YP4!
 
The New Democracy: Technology and Organizing for the Progressive Youth Movement
Description: Over six weeks, you'll cover the following topics: - Our moment in history; Building the movement, building the power; Technology organizing 101: The basic; Tech tools to build the youth movement; using new media to get your message out: From blogging to digital storytelling; Applying your knowledge, improving your work.
 
Registration is free. Start Date of course is March 3 and runs through April 11. Enrollment will be open until March 7 (We know the date has passed, but If you're interested check in with Andrew Meade. There might still be time). Enroll at http://www.youngpeoplefor.org/resources/pao. Questions about the course can be addressed to Andrew Meade at 212.420.0440 x20 or ameade@...
 
 
Category: Leadership Development
Job Title: New Leaders Intern
Organization: Center for Progressive Leadership
Location: Washington, DC
Summary of Job Description: The New Leaders Program is for young people who are passionate about creating social justice and equality in our society.  Program participants are linked to paid internships with progressive organizations in DC ranging from policy and research work to advocacy and organizing to media relations and on-line publications. 
Salary Information: $3,750 summer stipend
Application Deadline: March 15, 2008
Contact/More Information: The program runs 10 weeks from June 6 – August 15, 2008.For more information and to apply see: http://s216300718.onlinehome.us/nlapplication/
*Fellowship also offered
 

Category:
Voter mobilization
Job Title: GenChange Fellow
Organization: Generation Change
Location: Various locations
Summary of Job Description: Fellowships last for 27 weeks starting with a week-long introduction to Organizing and Electoral Work. Fellows are placed directly in the field with effective community organizations that participate in the Center for Community Change's Community Voting Project to mobilize voter participation among underrepresented communities. Fellows will be trained in both community organizing and non-partisan electoral skills. Fellowships start on June 2nd.
Salary Information: $500 per week
Application Deadline: March 15, 2008
Contact/More Information: For more information and to apply see: http://www.communitychange.org/genchange/what-we-do/internship-vs-fellowship.html
 
Jobs
 
Category: Clerical-HIV/AIDS
Job Title: Development Associate
Location: New York, New York
Summary of Job Description: The Development Associate will handle a diverse set of administrative responsibilities related to both fundraising and communications, and there is opportunity for professional growth. Managing office administrative tasks, providing administrative support related to fundraising events, maintaining donor database records, becoming fluent with donor database (running reports, etc), liaising with satellite office in California to ensure continuity of work. Detailed description
Salary Information: Not specified
Application Deadline: May 4, 2008
Contact/More Information: Interested candidates should email a resume and cover letter to nonprofitposition3@...
For more information see: http://www.ejaf.org/index.html
 
 
Category: Children and Youth
Job Title: Youth Academics and Athletics Coordinator
Organization: Waite House
Location: Minneapolis, MN
Summary of Job Description: The job involves running the FANS scholarship program for teens in which participants earn $2000 a year for college through earning "leadership points," coaching boys, girls and CO-ED teams in soccer, basketball and your favorite sport, and leading the Kids College after-school tutoring program for K-6 graders. The hours are roughly 1-7pm M-F (with some wiggle room for games, agency meetings, community events, etc.)
Salary Information: 30 hours a week
Application Deadline: March 14, 2008
Contact/More Information: Application Forms Available at: http://www.puc-mn.org/VolunteerJobs/CurrentJobOpenings/tabid/248/Default.aspx
Send Resume and Cover Letter to: MACC CommonWealth, Attn: Human Resources, 414 8th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55404. E-mail: hr@..., Fax: 612-341-1653
 
 
Category: Children and Youth
Job Title: Coordinator of Teen Services
Organization: Harlem Children's Zone
Location: NY
Summary of Job Description: The Countee Cullen Community Center is currently seeking a Coordinator to develop and manage the Teen Center and its programs: Middle School Academy, Teen Youth Council, FUTURES (High School After School). The coordinator will provide teens in the community with a comprehensive array of services that will keep teens in school while enhancing their social skills. Students attend the program for tutoring, SAT preparation, college preparation, and life skills classes.
Salary Information: Competitive
Application Deadline: Rolling
Contact/More Information: To be considered, send resume and cover letter including salary requirements to hlopez@... or fax to 212 234-4801. Be sure to include the title of the position that you are applying for in the subject of the email. No telephone inquiries please. HCZ is an EOE. http://www.idealist.org/en/org/103846-60
 
Category: Children and Youth
Job Title: Program Manager
Organization: Best Buddies Intl
Location: Houston, Texas
Summary of Job Description: Job responsibilities include but are not limited to:
Travels within greater Houston area to manage local high school chapters. Evaluates and selects high school chapters and advisors. Compiles information from chapters to develop and write mid and end year reports annually. Recruits, selects, interviews, motivate and trains committed high school age volunteers to assist in leading each chapter. Evaluates and selects dedicated teachers to serve as advisors on the high school level. Detailed description
Salary Information: $25,000 - $27,000
Application Deadline: Open until filled
Contact/More Information: For more information see: http://www.bestbuddies.org/site/apps/nlnet/content2.aspx?c=ljJ0J8MNIsE&b=1174385&ct=2888597. For prompt consideration: Fax/e-mail COVER LETTER and RESUME to(no phone calls please): Kent Loftin Deputy Director of Programs, Best Buddies International ,100 SE 2nd Street, Suite 2200, Miami, FL 33131, Fax: (305) 374-5305

Category: Children and Youth
Job Title: Team Leader
Organization: Habitat for Humanity International
Location: Americus, Georgia
Summary of Job Description: Habitat for Humanity International is currently seeking a Youth Immersion Team Leader for our Youth Programs Department. This position is responsible for administering and managing 4 one-week domestic Habitat for Humanity trips for youth ages 16-18 that encompass volunteering, poverty education, diversity and civil leadership. Detailed description
Salary Information: $4,250 stipend
Application Deadline: April 7, 2008
Contact/More Information: Program runs for ten weeks from June 9th - August 15th, 2008.Candidates please cut and paste your cover letter and resume into our applicant tracking system, when applying. For more information and to apply go to:
 
Category: Children and Youth
Job Title: Campus Director
Organization: Citizen Schools
Location: Albuquerque, New Mexico
Summary of Job Description: A Campus Director leads a unique after-school educational program that engages 80 middle school youth, 30+ community volunteers, and 5-10 full-time and part-time staff. Directors are responsible for supervising, coaching and developing staff; recruiting and managing volunteers; refining and implementing curricula; recruiting students; coordinating campus logistics; developing relationships with parents and school personnel; cross-organizational collaboration; and community organizing.
Salary Information: Salary range starts at $43,000 and is commensurate with experience Application Deadline: April 30, 2008
Contact/More Information: Please complete the online application and submit a resume and cover letter. Candidates will be reviewed on an on-going basis.
For more information visit website at: http://www.citizenschools.org/careers/campusdirector.cfm
 
Category: Education
Job Title: Teaching Tolerance Curriculum Writer
Organization: Southern Poverty Law Center
Location: Montgomery, Alabama
Summary of Job Description: The Teaching Tolerance project of the Southern Poverty Law Center seeks a curriculum writer to develop classroom materials for its pre-K-12 teaching kits, website and magazine. Teaching Tolerance is among the most highly honored educational and anti-bias projects in the country, having won more than 20 honors from the Association of Educational Publishers, two Oscars and an Emmy. Teaching Tolerance serves 400,000 educators annually.
Salary Information: Competitive
Application Deadline: Rolling
Contact/More Information: Interested parties should send a cover letter, resume, references, and a relevant lesson plan sample to: Human Resources, Southern Poverty Law Center, 400 Washington Avenue, Montgomery, AL 36104, or by humanresources@...
No phone calls, please. For more information visit website at:
 
 
Category: Environment
Job Title: Field Organizer
Organization: Greenpeace USA
Location: Nationwide positions available – willingness to relocate preferred
Summary of Job Description:
Recruit and train campaign volunteers and key coalition partners, do global warming education and outreach events, generate media coverage on the issue of global warming and build relationships with Congress to ensure long-term action. Implement other tactics to pressure congressional targets to become champions. Quickly develop knowledge of global warming issues
Salary Information: $30,660 plus paid medical and dental, generous paid vacation package and more
Application Deadline: Apply online at: http://members.greenpeace.org/survey/start/41/
 Preferred deadline: February 18th, 2008; final deadline April 28th; 2008 Apply on line at: http://members.greenpeace.org/survey/start/41/. Two start dates: April 14, 2008 or June 9, 2008. Campaign expected to end December 2008.
 
Category: Environment
Job Title: Community Organizer
Organization: Texas Campaign for the Environment
Location: Austin or Dallas, TX
Summary of Job Description: To further grassroots organizing, educating and fundraising efforts by: community outreach and coalition building, identifying voters and volunteers, planning and participating in demonstrations and political actions, assisting with campaign management and research.
Salary Information: $375-$450/wk (FT), $225-$350/wk (PT)
Application Deadline: April 26, 2008
Contact/More Information: Full-time: Monday through Friday, 2:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Part-time positions and internships available for students and others (minimum 3 days per week) For more information or to apply see: http://www.texasenvironment.org/jobs.cfm
 
 
Category: Health; HIV/AIDS
Job Title: Health and HIV/AIDS Educator
Organization: Peace Corps
Location: US and worldwide assignment
Summary of Job Description: Health Volunteers raise awareness in communities about the need for health education. They act as catalysts for a wide range of activities, limited only by the creativity of the community and the Volunteer. Activities include identifying local leaders to teach families about maternal and child health, basic nutrition, or sanitation; setting up training on nutrition, sanitation, or oral rehydration therapy; organizing groups to raise money for needed healthcare materials; and training of people as peer educators on HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases.
Salary Information: Benefits include round-trip airfare, a stipend and full medical coverage, three-months training in the country of service, student loan deferment, a readjustment allowance of $6,075 and access to graduate degree programs.
Application Deadline: Rolling enrollment, 6-9 months before you want to leave
Contact/More Information: To apply online or for more information, visit our website at www.peacecorps.gov?cid=aroideal To speak with a recruiter, email atlinfo@... or call 404.562.3451
 
 
Category: Immigration
Job Title: Immigrant Justice Project Outreach Paralegal
Organization: Southern Poverty Law Center
Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Summary of Job Description: The Immigrant Justice Project of the Southern Poverty Law Center is seeking a bilingual (Spanish and English) outreach paralegal for its Immigrant Justice Project. The outreach paralegal will perform extensive outreach to clients and assist with field investigations, discovery, and trial preparation. He or she will also assist the Center's attorneys with case management and support, conduct research, and organize information. Outreach to clients will involve substantial travel.
Salary Information: The salary is competitive and there is an excellent benefits package.
Application Deadline: Rolling
Contact/More Information: To apply, please submit a cover letter and resume, preferably by e-mail. Please send all application materials to: Southern Poverty Law Center, ATTN: Human Resources, 400 Washington Ave, Montgomery, AL 36104. For more information visit website at: http://www.splcenter.org/employment/job.jsp?pid=79 or email humanresources@...
 
 
Category: Labor/Trade
Job Title: Senior Field Organizer
Organization: Public Citizen
Location: Washington, DC
Summary of Job Description:
This position will specifically focus on expanding opposition to the current NAFTA/WTO trade model by exposing its impact on policies related to workers' rights, immigrant rights, environmental protection, health care regulation and more.  Additionally, this position will assist efforts in building consensus for an alternative approach to trade policy; specifically aiding efforts to replace the failed "Fast Track" policymaking mechanism with a democratic, transparent procedure for developing a new trade policy for the United States.
Salary Information: Mid-30s
Application Deadline: Open until filled
Contact/More Information: People of color, women, LGBT candidates are encouraged to apply. Spanish language skills highly desirable.To apply: Please send a cover letter, resume and writing sample to applicant@...  or Human Resources, Public Citizen, 1600 20th St., NW, Washington, DC 20009. No phone calls.
 
 
Category: Labor
Job Title: Union Organizer
Organization: SEIU Texas
Location: Houston, MacAllen, San Antonio, or Dallas, TX
Summary of Job Description: Organizers work with members to build leadership skills, increase the strength of the organization and challenge their coworkers to improve their lives.
Salary Information: Competitive pay
Application Deadline: March 15, 2008
Contact/More Information: For more information visit website at: http://www.seiutx.org/ourlocal/jobs.cfm Interested candidates should forward their résumés and salary requirements to HR@... or fax to 956-683-8609. "NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE!"
 
Category: Political Organizing
Job Title: Lead Organizer
Organization: Workers' Families Party
Location: Columbia, South Carolina
Summary of Job Description: Help build a progressive South Carolina! South Carolina Working Families Party is hiring a full-time Lead Organizer to build a new statewide political organization that elects progressive candidates and fights for economic justice.
Salary Information: Based on experience
Application Deadline: April 1, 2008
Contact/More Information: For more information visit website at: http://www.democracyinaction.com/dia/organizationsCOM/WFP/content.jsp?content_KEY=1594&t=WFP.dwt and to apply send resume and cover letter to wfprecruit@...
 
 
Category: Voter mobilization
Job Title: Political organizer
Organization: ACORN Political
Location: Albuquerque, New Mexico
Summary of Job Description: Recruit, train and manage 8-12 part-time staff; identify and develop a core team of staff leadership; develop and execute a voter registration site plan; manage Voter Registration Staff to meet goals following voter registration laws in your state; daily management of the Quality Control system and staff.
Salary Information: Entry - Level Salary with Benefits
Application Deadline: March 31, 2008
Contact/More Information: bilingual a MUST. How to Apply: Email resume and cover letter to Omar Hester at polrecruit2@.... Must have valid ID and own an operating vehicle. http://www.idealist.org/en/job/261090-88
 
 
Category: Voter mobilization
Job Title: ACORN Political Operations Development Associate
Organization: ACORN
Location: Positions in: DC, LA, New Orleans, or Little Rock, AR
Summary of Job Description: Generate financial support for its Voter Registration and Get Out the Vote campaigns and other projects of its Political Operations Department. The Development Associate will develop brochures, foundation proposals, websites, e-mail and direct mail solicitations, Power-point and other media presentations, and use interactive communications technologies to generate support for ACORN Political Operations and allied organizations.
Salary Information: Non-profits salary scale commensurate with experience.
Benefits include health insurance, paid vacation, and pension plan
Application Deadline: March 21, 2008
Contact/More Information: To apply send resume, cover letter and two writing or materials samples to: Kevin Whelan, ACORN Deputy Political Director for Program Development
Email (preferred): polnat3@... 757 Raymond Ave, Suite #200 - St. Paul, MN 55114 o. (651)917-3680 - f. (651)642-0060. Equal Opportunity Employer; women and people of color encouraged to apply
 
 
Internships
 
Category: Children and Youth
Job Title: Teacher Coach
Organization: Breakthrough of Greater Philadelphia
Location: Philadelphia, PA
Summary of Job Description: Breakthrough is seeking professional Teacher Coaches in Humanities, Math, Science and Foreign Language for its 2008 summer session. Teacher Coaches work 26 hours per week throughout the eight-week summer session from June 14 – August 8, playing a vital role in preparing and supporting our young teachers and, thereby, ensuring our students' success. Programs operate at three sites -- Saint Joseph's University, Germantown Friends School, and Grover Washington Jr. Middle School.
Salary Information: $3,500 summer stipend
Application Deadline: May 4, 2008
Contact/More Information: http://www.breakthroughphilly.org/#
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO APPLY: For more information, call 215-951-2398 or e mail – Tarana Burke (tburke@...); GFS Site Director, Michael Lee Yow (mleeyow@...); Grover Washington Jr. Middle School Site Director; or Farish Sawyer (fsawyer@...), Saint Joseph's University Site Director. Interested applicants: Please send a resume and cover letter via email or mail to Breakthrough of Greater Philadelphia, 34 W. Coulter St., Philadelphia, PA 19147 or fax to 215-951-2397.
 
 
Category: Community Organizing
Job Title: GenChange Intern
Organization: Generation Change
Location: Various locations
Summary of Job Description: Internships last for 10 weeks starting with training in Nashville, TN on Monday, June 2nd through Friday, June 6th, 2008. Placements are with effective community organizations in low income communities.  Interns will be exposed to various organizing campaigns, styles and strategies while conducting substantive work and providing support to the host organization.
Salary Information: $400/wk
Application Deadline: March 15, 2008
Contact/More Information: For more information and to apply see: http://www.communitychange.org/genchange/what-we-do/internship-vs-fellowship.html
 
 
Category: Leadership Development
Job Title: Intern
Organization: The Roosevelt Institution
Location: Washington, DC
Summary of Job Description: The Roosevelt Summer Academy combines a full-time internship with a training curriculum, weekly networking and educational events to supplement your job, all part of an integrated curriculum of leadership development. Positions are available at the Roosevelt Institution's national office as well as at organizations like the Center for American Progress, the Economic Policy Institute, the DC Office of Planning, and many others.
Salary Information: $3500 summer stipend
Application Deadline: March 15, 2008
Contact/More Information: The program runs 10 weeks, from June 9 to August 15. For more information and to apply see: http://www.rooseveltinstitution.org/opportunities/academy. Please fill out an application and email to Nate Loewentheil at nate.loewentheil@.... After an initial screening process, they will conduct interviews and then work to place applicants into the organization of their choice.
 
 
Category: Leadership Development
Job Title: Everett Public Service Intern
Organization: Everett Internship program
Location: DC or NY
Summary of Job Description: During ten weeks, Everett Interns will work diligently with skilled and dedicated mentors to gain first-hand experience on the front lines of public service with progressive organizations.
Salary Information: $2800 summer stipend
Application Deadline: Various (depending on organization)
Contact/More Information: This program runs 10 weeks. Earliest start date May 26 and latest start date June 16. For more information and to apply see: http://www.everettinternships.org/search/internships.cfm. Select from the list of participating organizations and apply directly to the organization(s) of your choice. Do not send your resume to the Everett Program. Each listing includes contact information and instructions on applying. Deadlines will vary, depending on the organization. Mention in your cover letter that you are applying for an Everett Internship Position.
 
 

Fellowships
 
Category: Environmental
Job Title: Green Corps' 2008-2009 Environmental Organizer Training Program
Organization: Green Corps
Location: Various
Summary of Job Description: Green Corps: the field school for environmental organizing. Our year-long paid environmental organizing training program is a year of in-depth classroom training and field experience on critical environmental problems with leading environmental groups like the Sierra Club, League of Conservation Voters and Greenpeace. Plan and implement a series of critical environmental campaigns with groups like Rainforest Action Network, Sierra Club and Greenpeace. You will secure media coverage, recruit and manage volunteers/interns, train new leaders, and mobilize grassroots pressure.
Salary Information: $23,750, Optional group health care coverage, paid sick days and holidays, two weeks paid vacation and a student loan repayment program for qualifying staff.
Application Deadline: Northeast: March 15, 2008; West Coast: April 4, 2008; All other regions and international: March 15, 2008 
Contact/More Information: To Apply. To apply for Green Corps' 2008-2009 Environmental Organizer Training Program, fill out our online application by the Application Deadline of March 15, 2008. Regional deadlines, 2nd round interview locations and our online application are at http://www.greencorps.org. The program begins in August 2008 with Introductory Classroom Training in Boston, continues with field placements in multiple locations across the U.S. and concludes with graduation in August 2009. http://www.greencorps.org/apply.
 
 
Category: Health
Job Title: Health Advocacy Fellow
Organization: Medicare Rights Center
Location: New York
Summary of Job Description: Fellows will work closely with people with Medicare to educate individuals about how Medicare works and help individuals who qualify to enroll in the low-income programs that lower Medicare costs. Detailed description
Salary Information: $30,000 per year. Excellent health care & retirement benefits provided
Application Deadline: Rolling basis
Contact/More Information: To apply sende-mail, cover letter, writing sample of no more than 5 pages and resume to: Susan Batkin, Director of Casework
Medicare Rights Center, 520 8th Ave, NW, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10018. E-mail Susan Batkin, sbatkin@... with questions. For more information, visit website at www.medicarerights.org
 
 
Category: Philanthropy
Job Title: Nonprofit Sector Research Fund Offers William Randolph Hearst Endowed Fellowship for Minority Students
Organization: Nonprofit Sector Research Fund
Location: DC
Summary of Job Description: The fellowship is open to both undergraduate and graduate students who are members of minority groups. Through this program, the fund seeks to introduce a diverse group of students to issues relating to philanthropy, volunteerism, and nonprofit organizations. In his or her internship, the Hearst Fellow undertakes general research and program support for the Fund's grantmaking and outreach efforts. General research and program support for the Fund's grantmaking and outreach efforts. 
Salary Information: A fellowship grant of between $2,500 and $5,000 will be awarded, depending on the recipient's educational level, financial need, and time commitment.
Application Deadline: March 15, 2008
Contact/More Information: For more information and to apply visit website at:


thedatabank, inc.




--
Chloe Stull-Lane
Lund University Masters Candidate 2007/2009
International Development and Management (LUMID)
Interests: pastoralism, water management, Horn of Africa

"The hope of a secure and livable world lies with disciplined
nonconformists who are dedicated to justice, peace
and brotherhood." - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

#1435 From: "Chloe Stull-Lane" <chloe.stulllane@...>
Date: Sun Mar 16, 2008 1:18 pm
Subject: environmental justice opportunities in california
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1.
March 6, 2008

Dear Colleagues

Because of your commitment to environmental justice, I want to be sure that
you are aware of an opening at Cal/EPA for our Assistant Secretary for
Environmental Justice.

The position is a CEA II, and the person serving in this position will serve
as a liaison with a number of state Agencies in their environmental justice
efforts.

The successful candidate will provide advice and policy guidance on
environmental justice, tribal policy, interrelationship with other
regulatory entities working on these issues, strategic planning, and will
represent the Office of the Secretary in other program areas when requested.

Environmental justice is an area that is extremely important to me in
ensuring that impacted communities are fairly represented and protected.

I am seeking a person who appreciates and wants to address the environmental
and health impacts on these communities. 

Sincerely

Linda S. Adams
Secretary for Environmental Protection
California Environmental Protection Agency
1001 I Street, P. O. Box 2815
Sacramento, CA 95814
Telephone: (916) 324.9214
Fax: (916) 324.0908

2.

SIGN UP NOW!  "Changing the Chemicals Game" Training for Trainers

Posted by: "Christine Cordero" Christine@...

Fri Mar 7, 2008 11:03 am (PST)

(Please distribute widely...)

How do we protect ourselves, families, and communities from toxic
exposure?

Does chemical policy have anything to do with environmental justice?

What do we know and don't know about how chemicals affect our health?

Can workers benefit from changing the chemicals game in California?

Participate in, learn to facilitate, and tailor a popular education
workshop on "Changing the Chemicals Game" in California. The workshop
will cover an introduction to the chemicals issue and explore potential
solutions along the chemicals process to protect families, communities,
and workers throughout California.

"Changing the Chemicals Game"

A Popular Education Workshop on Chemicals Reform

April 1, 2008, 9am - 4pm

PODER Office, Centro del Pueblo

San Francisco, CA

Breakfast and lunch will be provided. Space is limited.

For more information on the workshop, please contact Christine Cordero
at christine@....

Sponsored by CHANGE (Californians for a Healthy and Green Economy)

www.changecalifornia.org <http://www.changecalifornia.org/>

Christine G. Cordero

Community Health Program Coordinator

Center for Environmental Health

528 61st Street, Suite A

Oakland, CA 94609

Tel: (510) 594-9864 ext. 307

Fax: (510) 594-9863

Email: christine@...

www.cehca.org



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--
Chloe Stull-Lane
Lund University Masters Candidate 2007/2009
International Development and Management (LUMID)
Interests: pastoralism, water management, Horn of Africa

"The hope of a secure and livable world lies with disciplined
nonconformists who are dedicated to justice, peace
and brotherhood." - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

#1436 From: "Chloe Stull-Lane" <chloe.stulllane@...>
Date: Mon Mar 17, 2008 5:08 pm
Subject: Register your Global Youth Service Day project and check out the Map
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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Christina Wessell Batcheler <cwessell@...>
Subject: Register your Global Youth Service Day project and check out the Ma

Please help us spread the word about this valuable event to young people and the world. Thanks!

Register your Global Youth Service Day Project

Registering your Global Youth Service Day - US (GYSD - US) project at www.YSA.org/gysd ensures that your project will be highlighted in the GYSD international media campaign and featured on the new interactive GYSD - US map.  At this site, you will also find planning tools to help you develop a great project and promotional materials to publicize your events. To look up projects in your community, please go to: www.YSA.org/map.

A program of Youth Service America, Global Youth Service is the largest youth service event in the world. Global Youth Service Day is a year-round effort to expand the impact of the youth service movement. The initiative launches new service organizations, policy changes, and sustainable service programs to create a culture of engaged youth. State Farm Companies Foundation is the presenting sponsor. More than 120 national partners and 75 lead agencies throughout the United States organize campaigns. Overseas, national lead agencies in more than 100 countries participate.

 

 

-- Christina Wessell Batcheler

Christina Wessell Batcheler  -  Director of Communications
Youth Service America (YSA)
Phone: 202-296-2992  x  128  |  Fax: 202-296-4030  |  Cell: 240-483-6288 | 
cwessell@... | 1101 15th Street, NW, Suite 200  |  Washington, DC  |  20005
http://www.YSA.org  |  http://www.servenet.org |

*For the Media Room: www.YSA.org\news

*Join millions of people celebrating Global Youth Service Day this April 25-27, 2008!


#1437 From: "Chloe Stull-Lane" <chloe.stulllane@...>
Date: Tue Mar 18, 2008 6:03 pm
Subject: Thursday: Fossil Fools Day Conference Call/Training
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Join SEAC's friends at RAN to share and get ideas for Fossil Fools Day this upcoming April 1st!  Hop on this conference call to see how you can challenge the Fossil Fools industry close to home.

Thursday, March 20th 2008

4:30 – 6:00 PM (PST)

Call –in number: 800-377-8846 - Passcode 57260130#

Don't forget to go to www.fossilfools08.org and vote for your fave Fossil Fool and sign up your action.

Dana


#1438 From: "Chloe Stull-Lane" <chloe.stulllane@...>
Date: Mon Mar 24, 2008 11:33 pm
Subject: Free Water & Sanitation Conference April 5 - Philadelphia
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Dear friends,

On Saturday, April 5, the Philadelphia Global Water Initiative will host a conference and workshop on Lessons Learned: Experiences in Water Supply & Sanitation in Developing Countries.

Please join us for this unique and free conference, where you will:

- Exchange lessons learned
- Hear about the challenges ahead
- identify opportunities to get involved.

The agenda is attached. Highlights of some recent updates:

** Additional WORKSHOPS have been added. Afternoon workshops now include breakout sessions on projects in Africa, Asia, or Latin America; Women & Water projects - the importance of addressing gender & other issues when planning; WASH in Schools - the new water and sanitation hygiene program for schools in developing countries.
In each of these workshops, you will have the opportunity to share your ideas with experts who have conducted work in the field, or - in the case of WASH - are part of the organizations launching this unprecedented initiative.

** Special sessions for HIGH SCHOOL students have been added. Please feel free to bring young people who might be interested in the conference issues. We will have a separate workshop for high school students interested in hearing about their peers' projects and what particular skills they can bring to this crisis.

** RAFFLE: All conference participants will be entered to win a copy of the beautiful book Water Is Key, published by the Pacific Institute and featuring the photographs of Gil Garcetti and essays by Liberia President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, U.S. President Jimmy Carter, Ireland President Mary Robinson, United Nation Secretary-General Kofi Annan, and the African villagers themselves.
Copies of the book will also be availible for sale; all proceeds will help to fund PGWI.

Please let me know if you are interested in attending. More details are available at www.pgwi.net.

Sincerely,

Niva Kramek
Dept. of Earth and Environmental Science
University of Pennsylvania
215-746-0086
niva@...

#1439 From: "Chloe Stull-Lane" <chloe.stulllane@...>
Date: Thu Mar 27, 2008 10:08 am
Subject: Bay Area Campaign Coordinator Job Announcement
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COMMUNITIES FOR CLEAN PORTS

JOB ANNOUNCEMENT

CAMPAIGN COORDINATOR

Communities for Clean Ports (CCP) is a new and exciting non-profit
organization with a great mission ? to end port-related pollution
throughout the West Coast. We are looking for sharp candidates who
work best in start-up-like environments and have a background of
taking initiative and producing results.

The Campaign Coordinator is responsible for coordinating CCP?s
organizing efforts in the Oakland/East Bay area and further developing
its relationships with activists, environmental organizations, elected
officials, labor, industry and other interested parties.

Like no other issue, Port Pollution Poisoning directly and intimately
connects the daily lives of people to environmental action, public
health, and social and economic justice. Ending port pollution ? and
the unjustifiable health and economic tax it levies on innocent people
in port communities ? is imperative to the continued growth of our
economy and our health.

The Campaign Coordinator reports directly to CCP?s Campaign Director.
Primary duties include:
? Developing and maintaining relationships with allies including local
activists, environmental organizations, elected officials, labor
unions, media and businesses.
? Attracting and developing relationships with non-traditional groups.
? Representing CCP at private meetings with key staff and
decision-makers, as well public events, including town meetings,
activist gatherings, and press conferences.
? Testifying at local public hearings including City Council, Local
Agency and Harbor Commission meetings.
? Assisting with public outreach and education efforts.
? Working with Campaign Director to identify opportunities and
campaigns for CCP to further its mission of ending port pollution
poisoning.

Benefits:
? Full medical, dental, and vision coverage
? 15 days of vacation plus office holidays
? Salary: $44,000 - $48,000

Qualifications:
B.A./B.S.
2-4 years community organizing experience
Strong ability to quickly grasp knowledge of port related issues and players
Strong computer skills
Willingness to work some nights and weekends
Strong interpersonal skills
Fluency in Spanish desired, but not required

Please send cover letter, resume and writing sample to Rupal Patel at
rpatel@....






--
Chloe Stull-Lane
Lund University Masters Candidate 2007/2009
International Development and Management (LUMID)

"The hope of a secure and livable world lies with disciplined
nonconformists who are dedicated to justice, peace
and brotherhood." - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

#1440 From: "Chloe Stull-Lane" <chloe.stulllane@...>
Date: Thu Mar 27, 2008 10:24 am
Subject: CA Governor’s Environmental Awards Program Seeks Applicants
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Governor's Environmental Awards Program Seeks Applicants


(March 26, 2008) Applications for the Governor's Environmental and Economic Leadership Awards (GEELA) are now available.

The awards recognize individuals, organizations and businesses that have demonstrated exceptional leadership and that have made notable, voluntary contributions in conserving California's resources, as well as efforts to help protect and enhance the environment.

Attempts to strengthen the economy and build public-private partnerships are also criteria for the recognition.

Since 1993, the Governor of California has recognized numerous individuals, organizations, businesses, trade associations and communities with the state's highest environmental honor.

This year marks the initiation of the new award category, "Enhanced Environmental and Economic Leadership."

The 2008 GEELA application is available online at the website of the California Environmental Protection Agency, www.calepa.ca.gov. The application deadline is May 20.

 
Thank you,

Denise Ng

"The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy". Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

*** Note: This e-mail is covered by the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, 18 U.S.C. 2510-2521 and is legally privileged. It is intended only for the person or entity to which it is addressed and contains confidential material and is protected from disclosure.  If you are not the original intended recipient, please notify me immediately by replying to the message and deleting the material from your computer.  Thank you.







--
Chloe Stull-Lane
Lund University Masters Candidate 2007/2009
International Development and Management (LUMID)
Interests: pastoralism, water management, Horn of Africa

"The hope of a secure and livable world lies with disciplined
nonconformists who are dedicated to justice, peace
and brotherhood." - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

#1441 From: Michela Calabrese <michela.calabrese@...>
Date: Wed Mar 12, 2008 1:28 pm
Subject: Internships available at Interrupcion* Fair Trade, NYC office
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interrupcion* fair trade
interrupcion.net

2 internships available:


Duration: 4 month minimum

Time Commitment: 14 hours per week

Compensation: All internships are time investments and unpaid except
compensation for Responsible Consumption Campaign Sessions.
Opportunities for college credit and future employment.

Deadline: April 15, 2008


Qualifications

· Highly self motivated with strong interpersonal skills

· Interested in social entrepreneurship, socially responsible supply
chains, and/or sustainable development.

· Computer and internet savvy

Please send a resume and 1 page cover letter explaining why you want to
participate with interrupcion* fair trade
michela.calabrese@...
<mailto:michela.calabrese@...>.

Duties

1) Web Communicator – Focuses on leveraging the power of the world wide
web to connect and inform consumers in the US about interrupcion* fair
trade. Specific duties include researching socially responsible websites
and creating a strategic plan to build interrupcion*s web presence. This
interrupter will invest time in understanding the breath of sustainable,
green, fair trade, and community networks online. This job also includes
updating the ‘Where to Buy’ section on the new website:
interrupcionfairtrade.com.

2) Responsible Consumption Campaign (RCC*) Liaison - Focuses on
increasing the reach of the Responsible Consumption Campaign in the US
with interrupcion* fair trade produce and grocery items. This
interrupter* will invest their time in 4 key local retailers, conduct
in-store RCC* sessions weekly, and work directly with retailers through
the communication of responsible consumption in their stores. This
involves calling stores and speaking with store managers, offering tools
and communication materials, and conducting in-store follow ups to tally
results and measure success. The end goal is completion of a ‘Bring Fair
Trade to your Store’ document that will be used to encourage more
retailers to work through Fair Trade and benefit from a growing group of
conscious consumers.

--
Michela Calabrese
East Coast Director, interrupcion* US
www.interrupcionfairtrade.com
718.417.4076 office
716.818.1572 cell
258 Richardson St., #1R
Brooklyn, NY 11222

#1442 From: "Chloe Stull-Lane" <chloe.stulllane@...>
Date: Sun Mar 30, 2008 5:35 pm
Subject: Marketing/Communications and Research Internships at SSC
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Strategic Sustainability Consulting (SSC) is a Washington, DC-based company
that provides organizations with the tools and expertise needed to actively
manage their social and environmental impacts. We specialize in helping
under-resourced organizations implement sustainable solutions usually
reserved for large, multinational companies. Please visit our website at
www.sustainabilityconsulting.com for more information about our products and
services.

We're looking for 6-8 summer interns to help on a variety of sustainability
topics. If you believe you might be a good fit with our objectives (see
below), please send your CV and a cover letter to
info@..., indicating the position for which you'd
like to be considered. We will accept inquiries through April 18, 2008, with
initial interviews on a rolling basis. Please be prepared to provide two
writing samples and a list of references. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.

These internships are for 32 hours/week for June 16, 2008 - August 15, 2008,
and will be local, DC-based. A small stipend will be offered, along with a
performance-based bonus. In addition, we will offer job placement coaching.
This is a great opportunity for individuals with an interest in getting into
the sustainability consulting field, but who can't make a full-time
commitment.

Marketing/Communications Intern (2)
We're looking for two enthusiastic, creative, and sensible Interns to assist
with a range of communications projects. This is a position ideally suited
to a graduate student (or mid-career changer) with a degree in
communications, public relations, marketing, or related fields. Advanced
undergraduate students are also encouraged to apply. Depending on skills and
interests, intern projects may include:

- Assistance with media outreach and press relations

- Supporting the production and dissemination of SSC press materials,
company statements and positions, and core messages

- Identification and development of news opportunities for positioning SSC

- Helping to retain business relationships

- Writing and editing reports and white papers



Research Intern (4-6)
The SSC Research Interns will work closely with lead consultants to provide
background material for ongoing consulting projects. Past assignments have
included working on client "Green Office Audit" projects, carbon
footprinting, researching stakeholder engagement in the mining industry,
writing white papers on sustainability topics, creating case studies on
"green" supply chains, and developing surveys for employee satisfaction. If
you have strong research and analysis skills, and can quickly gather and
summarize data into its salient points, this is a great opportunity to
dabble in a variety of sustainability topics.



-------------------------------------------------------
Denise Buhrau, Project Manager
Strategic Sustainability Consulting

(202) 470-3248 (office)
(504) 214-4354 (mobile)
dbuhrau (skype)



denise@...
www.sustainabilityconsulting.com


Visit our new website, and be sure to check out the new "events" section--we
now offer online webinars aimed at making your organization more socially
and environmentally responsible!

#1443 From: "Chloe Stull-Lane" <chloe.stulllane@...>
Date: Mon Mar 31, 2008 2:03 pm
Subject: jobs and internships from OneWorld
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+ -------------------------------------------- +
ONEWORLD WEEKLY JOBS DIGEST

To search all jobs and volunteer positions,
visit http://www.oneworld.net/jobs
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Country Director Cameroon
Voluntary Service Overseas
    Salary : £ 28,451* + attractive benefits package * tax free status depends on individual circumstances
    Location : Yaoundé, Cameroon
    Career sector : Management, Coordination, Leadership
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : AIDS, Development, Disability, Education, Gende...
    Closing Date : 11.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 31.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17303

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Programme and Advocacy Team Manager
Anti-Slavery International
    Salary : £36,554 - £42,279 plus non-contributory pension
    Location : Stockwell, London, United Kingdom
    Career sector : Advocacy, Communications, Fundraising
    Type of work :
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    Closing Date : 23.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17292

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Emergency Preparedness and Response Sector Manager
CAFOD
    Salary : £29,761 per annum
    Location : Nyala, Darfur, Sudan
    Career sector : Management, Coordination, Leadership
    Type of work :
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    Closing Date : 20.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17291

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Country Director Nigeria
Marie Stopes International
    Salary :
    Location : Abuja, Nigeria
    Career sector : Management, Coordination, Leadership
    Type of work :
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    Closing Date : 28.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17290

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Senior Polocy Officer
International Alert
    Salary : £32,685 per annum
    Location : Congo (Democratic Republic of)
    Career sector : Other
    Type of work :
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    Closing Date : 16.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17287

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International Secretariat evaluator
Peace Brigades International
    Salary : €250 per day for approx. 11 days
    Location : Roaming/Mobile
    Career sector : Other
    Type of work :
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 14.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17284

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Deputy Country Director Programmes
Save the Children UK
    Salary : £29,814 per annum
    Location : Kinshasa, Congo (Democratic Republic of)
    Career sector : Other
    Type of work : Contract
    Topics : Children
    Closing Date : 16.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 27.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17275

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Country Director
Save the Children UK
    Salary :
    Location : Niamey, Niger
    Career sector : Other
    Type of work : Contract
    Topics : Children
    Closing Date : 27.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 27.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17274

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Administrator
Progressio
    Salary : £18,368 pa (pro rata - £10,496)
    Location : Islington, London, United Kingdom
    Career sector : Administration, Personnel
    Type of work : Part Time
    Topics : Development
    Closing Date : 13.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 27.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17272

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Especialista en Interculturalidad
Progressio
    Salary : Ver la sección de los Terminos y Condiciones del contrato (en la descripción de tareas)
    Location : San Marcos, Cajamarca, Peru
    Career sector : Other
    Type of work : Accomodation Provided, Contract, Full Time
    Topics : Activism, Biodiversity, Capacity building, Deve...
    Closing Date : 27.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 27.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17271

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IT Application Support Analyst
CAFOD
    Salary : £29,764 to £38,314 p.a.
    Location : South West London, United Kingdom
    Career sector : Other
    Type of work :
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 11.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 27.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17270

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Cafod South Wales Officer
CAFOD
    Salary : £18,935 to £21,125 p.a.
    Location : Cardiff, United Kingdom
    Career sector : Other
    Type of work : Contract, Full Time, Part Time
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 03.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 27.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17269

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Head of Advocacy (Campaigns)
CAFOD
    Salary : £40,298 to £44,328 p.a.
    Location : South West London, United Kingdom
    Career sector : Other
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 11.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 27.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17268

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Programme Officers – Cambodia
Oxfam Great Britain
    Salary :
    Location : Cambodia
    Career sector : Management, Coordination, Leadership
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : Capacity building, Communication, Development, ...
    Closing Date : 21.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 27.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17267

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Head of Advocacy (Policy)
CAFOD
    Salary : £40,298 to £44,328 p.a.
    Location : South West London, United Kingdom
    Career sector : Other
    Type of work :
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 10.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 27.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17266

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Programme Coordinator
Oxfam Great Britain
    Salary : £Competitive
    Location : Expression of interest from qualified nationals from East Asia countries, East Asia
    Career sector : Management, Coordination, Leadership
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : Capacity building, Communication, Development, ...
    Closing Date : 21.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17255

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Project Officer
Oxfam Great Britain
    Salary : £Competitive
    Location : Expression of interest from qualified nationals from East Asia countries, Cambodia
    Career sector : Management, Coordination, Leadership
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : Capacity building, Communication, Development, ...
    Closing Date : 21.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17254

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Project Manager
Oxfam Great Britain
    Salary : £Competitive
    Location : Expression of interest from qualified nationals from East Asia countries, East Asia
    Career sector : Management, Coordination, Leadership
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : Capacity building, Communication, Culture, Deve...
    Closing Date : 21.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17253

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Country Manager
Health Unlimited
    Salary : £17,000 - £20,000
    Location : Sierra Leone
    Career sector : Health Care, Social Services
    Type of work :
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 31.03.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17252

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Finance Manager - Uganda
Academy for Educational Development
    Salary :
    Location : Kampala, Uganda
    Career sector : Financial, Legal, Executive
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : AIDS
    Closing Date : 09.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17300

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Training Manager - Uganda
Academy for Educational Development
    Salary :
    Location : k, Uganda
    Career sector : Health Care, Social Services
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : AIDS
    Closing Date : 09.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17299

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Uganda Ministry of Local Government Liaison
Academy for Educational Development
    Salary :
    Location : Kampala, Uganda
    Career sector : Health Care, Social Services
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : AIDS
    Closing Date : 09.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17297

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Uganda Ministry of Internal Affairs Liaison
Academy for Educational Development
    Salary :
    Location : Kampala, Uganda
    Career sector : Health Care, Social Services
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : AIDS
    Closing Date : 09.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17296

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Uganda Ministry of Education Liaison
Academy for Educational Development
    Salary :
    Location : Kampala, Uganda
    Career sector : Health Care, Social Services
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : AIDS
    Closing Date : 09.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17295

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Director of Partnerships, Networks and Referral Systems – Uganda
Academy for Educational Development
    Salary :
    Location : Kampala, Uganda
    Career sector : Health Care, Social Services
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : AIDS
    Closing Date : 09.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17294

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Chief of Party - Uganda
Academy for Educational Development
    Salary :
    Location : Kampala, Uganda
    Career sector : Health Care, Social Services
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : AIDS
    Closing Date : 09.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17293

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International Human Rights Advocacy Fellow-Vietnam
Advocacy Project
    Salary : Unpaid
    Location : Dong Hoi City, Vietnam
    Career sector : Other
    Type of work : Full Time, Internship
    Topics : Activism, Culture, Disability, Human rights, IC...
    Closing Date : 27.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 27.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17280

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International Human Rights Fellow- Bosnia
Advocacy Project
    Salary : Unpaid
    Location : Tuzla, Bosnia
    Career sector : Other
    Type of work :
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 27.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 27.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17278

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International Human Rights Advocacy Fellow- Dhaka, Bangladesh
Advocacy Project
    Salary : Unpaid
    Location : Dhaka, Bangladesh
    Career sector : Other
    Type of work :
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 27.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 27.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17277

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International Human Rights Advocacy Fellow- Gaighat, Eastern Nepal
Advocacy Project
    Salary : Unpaid
    Location : Gaighat, Eastern Nepal, Nepal
    Career sector : Other
    Type of work : Internship
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 27.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 27.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17276

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Foundations Officer
Corporate Accountability International
    Salary : $32,400 - $40,000, depending on experience, plus an excellent benefits package.
    Location : Boston, MA, United States
    Career sector : Advocacy, Communications, Fundraising
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : Activism, Business, Corporations, Democracy, Wa...
    Closing Date : 18.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17264

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Associate Development Director
Corporate Accountability International
    Salary : $40,000-$50,000 depending on experience, with a generous benefits package.
    Location : Boston, MA, United States
    Career sector : Advocacy, Communications, Fundraising
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : Activism, Business, Corporations, Water/sanitation
    Closing Date : 18.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17263

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Senior Program Coordinator – World Bank & Water
Corporate Accountability International
    Salary : $39,000 - $50,000 depending on experience, with an excellent benefits package.
    Location : Boston, MA, United States
    Career sector : Management, Coordination, Leadership
    Type of work :
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 18.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17262

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Membership Manager
Corporate Accountability International
    Salary : $28,000-$34,000 (DOE) plus a generous benefits package
    Location : Boston, MA, United States
    Career sector : Advocacy, Communications, Fundraising
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : Activism, Business, Corporations, Democracy
    Closing Date : 18.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17261

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Finance Manager
Corporate Accountability International
    Salary : $33,600 – 40,800, depending on experience, plus an excellent benefits package.
    Location : Boston, MA, United States
    Career sector : Financial, Legal, Executive
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : Activism, Business, Corporations, Democracy
    Closing Date : 18.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17260

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Latin America Program Intern
Grassroots International
    Salary : unpaid internship
    Location : Boston, United States
    Career sector : Other
    Type of work :
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 23.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 24.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17250

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Finance Manager - Uganda
Academy for Educational Development
    Salary :
    Location : Kampala, Uganda
    Career sector : Financial, Legal, Executive
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : AIDS
    Closing Date : 09.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17300

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Training Manager - Uganda
Academy for Educational Development
    Salary :
    Location : k, Uganda
    Career sector : Health Care, Social Services
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : AIDS
    Closing Date : 09.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17299

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Uganda Ministry of Local Government Liaison
Academy for Educational Development
    Salary :
    Location : Kampala, Uganda
    Career sector : Health Care, Social Services
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : AIDS
    Closing Date : 09.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17297

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Uganda Ministry of Internal Affairs Liaison
Academy for Educational Development
    Salary :
    Location : Kampala, Uganda
    Career sector : Health Care, Social Services
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : AIDS
    Closing Date : 09.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17296

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Uganda Ministry of Education Liaison
Academy for Educational Development
    Salary :
    Location : Kampala, Uganda
    Career sector : Health Care, Social Services
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : AIDS
    Closing Date : 09.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17295

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Director of Partnerships, Networks and Referral Systems – Uganda
Academy for Educational Development
    Salary :
    Location : Kampala, Uganda
    Career sector : Health Care, Social Services
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : AIDS
    Closing Date : 09.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17294

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Chief of Party - Uganda
Academy for Educational Development
    Salary :
    Location : Kampala, Uganda
    Career sector : Health Care, Social Services
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : AIDS
    Closing Date : 09.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17293

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NRM/LAND TENURE SPECIALIST, CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
ARD, Inc.
    Salary :
    Location : Central African Republic
    Career sector : Management, Coordination, Leadership
    Type of work : Contract
    Topics : Land
    Closing Date : 25.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17282

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Foundations Officer
Corporate Accountability International
    Salary : $32,400 - $40,000, depending on experience, plus an excellent benefits package.
    Location : Boston, MA, United States
    Career sector : Advocacy, Communications, Fundraising
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : Activism, Business, Corporations, Democracy, Wa...
    Closing Date : 18.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17264

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Associate Development Director
Corporate Accountability International
    Salary : $40,000-$50,000 depending on experience, with a generous benefits package.
    Location : Boston, MA, United States
    Career sector : Advocacy, Communications, Fundraising
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : Activism, Business, Corporations, Water/sanitation
    Closing Date : 18.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17263

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Senior Program Coordinator – World Bank & Water
Corporate Accountability International
    Salary : $39,000 - $50,000 depending on experience, with an excellent benefits package.
    Location : Boston, MA, United States
    Career sector : Management, Coordination, Leadership
    Type of work :
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 18.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17262

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Membership Manager
Corporate Accountability International
    Salary : $28,000-$34,000 (DOE) plus a generous benefits package
    Location : Boston, MA, United States
    Career sector : Advocacy, Communications, Fundraising
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : Activism, Business, Corporations, Democracy
    Closing Date : 18.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17261

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Finance Manager
Corporate Accountability International
    Salary : $33,600 – 40,800, depending on experience, plus an excellent benefits package.
    Location : Boston, MA, United States
    Career sector : Financial, Legal, Executive
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : Activism, Business, Corporations, Democracy
    Closing Date : 18.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17260

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Advocacy Writer
Food & Water Watch
    Salary : Competitive salary, dependent on experience. We offer an excellent benefits package that includes 100 percent employer paid medical/dental/long-term disability, 403(b) retirement plan, and generous paid leave.
    Location : Washington, DC, United States
    Career sector : Research, Science
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 25.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17259

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Senior Organizer, Water Campaign
Food & Water Watch
    Salary : Competitive salary. We offer an excellent benefits package that includes 100% employer paid medical/dental/long-term disability, 403(b) retirement plan, and generous paid leave.
    Location : Washington, DC, United States
    Career sector : Advocacy, Communications, Fundraising
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 25.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17258

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Organizer, Water Campaign
Food & Water Watch
    Salary : COE
    Location : Washington, DC, United States
    Career sector : Advocacy, Communications, Fundraising
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 25.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17257

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Program Coordinator - Social and Economic Policy
Global Policy Forum
    Salary : Competitive salary and excellent benefits, including full health insurance and portable pension.
    Location : New York, United States
    Career sector : Advocacy, Communications, Fundraising
    Type of work :
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 27.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 27.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17256

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Latin America Program Intern
Grassroots International
    Salary : unpaid internship
    Location : Boston, United States
    Career sector : Other
    Type of work :
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 23.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 24.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17250

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Country Director Nigeria
Marie Stopes International
    Salary :
    Location : Abuja, Nigeria
    Career sector : Management, Coordination, Leadership
    Type of work :
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 28.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17290

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Humanitaian Action programme Manager Mozambique
Intermón Oxfam
    Salary :
    Location : Maputo, Mozambique
    Career sector : Management, Coordination, Leadership
    Type of work : Accomodation Provided, Contract, Flexible Hours, Full Time
    Topics : Emergency relief, Health, Refugees, Security, W...
    Closing Date : 13.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17289

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RESPONSÁVEL DO PROGRAMA DE MEIOS DE VIDA EM ANGOLA
Intermón Oxfam
    Salary :
    Location : Huambo, Angola
    Career sector : Management, Coordination, Leadership
    Type of work : Contract, Full Time, Temporary
    Topics : Development
    Closing Date : 06.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17288

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RESPONSABLE DE IMPLEMENTACIÓN SAGA EN SEDE (REF. 290/07-08)
Intermón Oxfam
    Salary :
    Location : Spain, Barcelona, Spain
    Career sector : Financial, Legal, Executive
    Type of work : Full Time, Temporary
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 11.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17286

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TÉCNICO IMPLEMENTACIÓN SISTEMA DE GESTIÓN CONTABLE EN OFICINA DE PAÍS (REF. 291/07-08)
Intermón Oxfam
    Salary :
    Location : Spain, Barcelona, Spain
    Career sector : Financial, Legal, Executive
    Type of work :
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 11.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17285

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International Secretariat evaluator
Peace Brigades International
    Salary : €250 per day for approx. 11 days
    Location : Roaming/Mobile
    Career sector : Other
    Type of work :
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 14.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17284

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HUMANITARIAN SUPPORT PERSONNEL - MANAGER
Intermón Oxfam
    Salary :
    Location : Barcelona, Spain
    Career sector : Management, Coordination, Leadership
    Type of work : Contract, Full Time
    Topics : Emergency relief, International cooperation
    Closing Date : 13.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 28.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17283

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HUMANITARIAN SUPPORT PERSONNEL WASH
Intermón Oxfam
    Salary :
    Location : Barcelona, Spain (80% on the field), Spain
    Career sector : IT, Engineering, Technology
    Type of work : Contract, Full Time, Temporary
    Topics : Water/sanitation
    Closing Date : 06.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 27.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17273

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Foundations Officer
Corporate Accountability International
    Salary : $32,400 - $40,000, depending on experience, plus an excellent benefits package.
    Location : Boston, MA, United States
    Career sector : Advocacy, Communications, Fundraising
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : Activism, Business, Corporations, Democracy, Wa...
    Closing Date : 18.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17264

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Associate Development Director
Corporate Accountability International
    Salary : $40,000-$50,000 depending on experience, with a generous benefits package.
    Location : Boston, MA, United States
    Career sector : Advocacy, Communications, Fundraising
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : Activism, Business, Corporations, Water/sanitation
    Closing Date : 18.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17263

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Senior Program Coordinator – World Bank & Water
Corporate Accountability International
    Salary : $39,000 - $50,000 depending on experience, with an excellent benefits package.
    Location : Boston, MA, United States
    Career sector : Management, Coordination, Leadership
    Type of work :
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 18.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17262

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Membership Manager
Corporate Accountability International
    Salary : $28,000-$34,000 (DOE) plus a generous benefits package
    Location : Boston, MA, United States
    Career sector : Advocacy, Communications, Fundraising
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : Activism, Business, Corporations, Democracy
    Closing Date : 18.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17261

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Finance Manager
Corporate Accountability International
    Salary : $33,600 – 40,800, depending on experience, plus an excellent benefits package.
    Location : Boston, MA, United States
    Career sector : Financial, Legal, Executive
    Type of work : Full Time
    Topics : Activism, Business, Corporations, Democracy
    Closing Date : 18.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 25.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17260

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Fundraiser
KITEGA COMMUNITY CENTER.
    Salary : Partnership benefits
    Location : kampala, Uganda
    Career sector : Advocacy, Communications, Fundraising
    Type of work : Flexible Hours
    Topics : AIDS, Agriculture, Children, Civil society, Dev...
    Closing Date : 24.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 24.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17251

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Latin America Program Intern
Grassroots International
    Salary : unpaid internship
    Location : Boston, United States
    Career sector : Other
    Type of work :
    Topics :
    Closing Date : 23.04.2008 00:00
    Posted Date : 24.03.2008 00:00

http://www.oneworld.net/job/view/17250

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#1444 From: Jennifer King <jenniferlking2@...>
Date: Mon Mar 31, 2008 6:27 pm
Subject: Fw: Executive Director Search - Applications by Tuesday, April 1
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----- Forwarded Message ----
From: Regina Clewlow <rclewlow@...>
To: jenniferlking2@...
Sent: Monday, March 31, 2008 10:59:07 AM
Subject: Executive Director Search - Applications by Tuesday, April 1

Engineers for a Sustainable World
Dear Jennifer,
As you may know, I plan to transition from my full-time role as ESW's Executive Director in order to pursue further graduate study in engineering. Although I plan to stay involved on the Board, we are currently involved in a national search for my full-time replacement.  The target deadline for resumes is tomorrow, Tuesday, April 1.
 
If you have a moment, I would appreciate your help sharing information about this exciting opportunity to lead ESW in the future .  Please take a look and forward this job on to anyone you think would be a promising candidate, or send recommendations to us at apply@....
 --
Company: Engineers for a Sustainable World
Job Title: Executive Director
Description:
 
ABOUT ESW
Engineers for a Sustainable World (ESW) is a national, non-profit network committed to building a world where all people enjoy the basic resources to pursue healthy, productive lives, in harmony with each other, and with our earth. Established in 2002, ESW's rapidly-growing member network now includes thousands of individuals who are committed to building a more sustainable world. ESW Collegiate Chapters across the United States mobilize their student and faculty members through new educational initiatives, sustainability-oriented design projects, and volunteer activities to foster practical and innovative solutions to address the world's most critical challenges.
 
POSITION OVERVIEW
The Executive Director is responsible for providing strategic direction, vision, and leadership for the successful execution of ESW's programs. She/he is responsible for representing the organization, providing leadership for external relations with donors, partners, and the public. With the paid and volunteer staff, the Executive Director provides vision and support to ESW's members and chapters, facilitates the sharing of best practices, and develops centrally-coordinated programs that maximize the effectiveness of our programmatic efforts.
 
SPECIFIC DUTIES
 
Management & Organizational Development:
- Provide vision and leadership to ESW staff and volunteers.
- Develop and maintain long-range plan.
- Work closely with Board of Directors, to facilitate board development, organizational oversight, and decision making.
- Develop new staff positions and hiring policies. 
 
Fundraising & Partnerships:
- Cultivate strategic partnerships.
- Cultivate new funding relationships, in coordination with the Advancement Committee. - Manage and leverage existing funding relationships. 
 
Public Relations & Communications:
- Manage ESW's participation in external conference and events.
- Speak at conferences and events to increase awareness about ESW, in order to cultivate membership, funding, and partnerships.
- Represent ESW to various institutions, including donors, educational institutions, and international development agencies. 
 
Program Development:
- Provide overall leadership and management for existing ESW programs, including the SEED Program, education and outreach initiatives, and chapter projects.
- Manage national office interaction with ESW National Conference team (rotating location) to provide vision and support for annual event.
- Develop and expand ESW programs to serve constituent needs (engineering students and professionals, community development partners around the globe, donors).
 
QUALIFICATIONS
- Master's degree in management or equivalent.
- Highly motivated and entrepreneurial, with demonstrated leadership, management, and team-building skills.
- Demonstrated knowledge of effective management policies and procedures, including a working knowledge of planning, budgeting, proposal writing, and personnel management.
- Proven track record in fundraising, resource generation and allocation.
- Excellent written and oral communication/ presentation skills.
- Demonstrated knowledge and interests in sustainability and international development.
- Previous international work or volunteer experience (1-2 years) highly desirable.
- Background in engineering (e.g. previous BS in engineering) highly desirable.
 
TO APPLY
Submit a cover letter, resume, three references, and salary history to apply@.... The projected start date for this position is June 15, 2008. Applications by at least April 1, 2008 are highly encouraged; resumes will be reviewed on a rolling basis until this position is filled.
Thank you for your help to spread the word about this exciting opportunity!
 
Sincerely,

Regina Clewlow
Executive Director & Founder
Engineers for a Sustainable World
Engineers for a Sustainable World
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#1445 From: Daniel Roth <dnr6@...>
Date: Mon Mar 31, 2008 7:16 pm
Subject: Executive Director Position w Engineers for a Sustainable World
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As you may know, I plan to transition from my full-time role as ESW's
Executive Director in order to pursue further graduate study in
engineering. Although I plan to stay involved on the Board, we are
currently involved in a national search for my full-time replacement.
The target deadline for resumes is *tomorrow, Tuesday, April 1*.

If you have a moment, I would appreciate your help sharing information
about this exciting opportunity to lead ESW in the future .  Please take
a look and forward this job on to anyone you think would be a promising
candidate, or send recommendations to us at apply@...
<mailto:apply@...>.
  --
Company: Engineers for a Sustainable World
Job Title: Executive Director
Description:

*ABOUT ESW
*Engineers for a Sustainable World (ESW) is a national, non-profit
network committed to building a world where all people enjoy the basic
resources to pursue healthy, productive lives, in harmony with each
other, and with our earth. Established in 2002, ESW's rapidly-growing
member network now includes thousands of individuals who are committed
to building a more sustainable world. ESW Collegiate Chapters across the
United States mobilize their student and faculty members through new
educational initiatives, sustainability-oriented design projects, and
volunteer activities to foster practical and innovative solutions to
address the world's most critical challenges.

*POSITION OVERVIEW
*The Executive Director is responsible for providing strategic
direction, vision, and leadership for the successful execution of ESW's
programs. She/he is responsible for representing the organization,
providing leadership for external relations with donors, partners, and
the public. With the paid and volunteer staff, the Executive Director
provides vision and support to ESW's members and chapters, facilitates
the sharing of best practices, and develops centrally-coordinated
programs that maximize the effectiveness of our programmatic efforts.

*SPECIFIC DUTIES
*
*Management & Organizational Development:
*- Provide vision and leadership to ESW staff and volunteers.
- Develop and maintain long-range plan.
- Work closely with Board of Directors, to facilitate board development,
organizational oversight, and decision making.
- Develop new staff positions and hiring policies.

*Fundraising & Partnerships: *
- Cultivate strategic partnerships.
- Cultivate new funding relationships, in coordination with the
Advancement Committee. - Manage and leverage existing funding
relationships.

*Public Relations & Communications: *
- Manage ESW's participation in external conference and events.
- Speak at conferences and events to increase awareness about ESW, in
order to cultivate membership, funding, and partnerships.
- Represent ESW to various institutions, including donors, educational
institutions, and international development agencies.

*Program Development:*
- Provide overall leadership and management for existing ESW programs,
including the SEED Program, education and outreach initiatives, and
chapter projects.
- Manage national office interaction with ESW National Conference team
(rotating location) to provide vision and support for annual event.
- Develop and expand ESW programs to serve constituent needs
(engineering students and professionals, community development partners
around the globe, donors).

*QUALIFICATIONS
*- Master's degree in management or equivalent.
- Highly motivated and entrepreneurial, with demonstrated leadership,
management, and team-building skills.
- Demonstrated knowledge of effective management policies and
procedures, including a working knowledge of planning, budgeting,
proposal writing, and personnel management.
- Proven track record in fundraising, resource generation and allocation.
- Excellent written and oral communication/ presentation skills.
- Demonstrated knowledge and interests in sustainability and
international development.
- Previous international work or volunteer experience (1-2 years) highly
desirable.
- Background in engineering (e.g. previous BS in engineering) highly
desirable.

*TO APPLY
*Submit a cover letter, resume, three references, and salary history to
apply@... <mailto:apply@...>. The projected start date for
this position is June 15, 2008. Applications by at least April 1, 2008
are highly encouraged; resumes will be reviewed on a rolling basis until
this position is filled.

--
Daniel Roth
Sustainability Coordinator
Office of Environmental Compliance and Sustainability
Cornell University
www.sustainablecampus.cornell.edu

Youth Action Team Co-Chair
US Partnership for Education for Sustainable Development
www.uspartnership.org

607-254-8077 (office)
518-727-6723 (cell)
607-255-8461 (fax)

395 Pine Tree Road, Suite 230
Ithaca, NY 14850

#1446 From: "Chloe Stull-Lane" <chloe.stulllane@...>
Date: Fri Apr 4, 2008 12:56 pm
Subject: E-Conference: Environmental (In)Justice: Sources, Symptoms, and Solutions
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SECOND CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS

Environmental (In)Justice: Sources, Symptoms, and Solutions

EcoRes Forum Online E-Conference Series, 11-24 April 2008

ENVIRONMENTAL & CLIMATE JUSTICE E-CONFERENCE

As experts call for swift action in response to accelerating climate change, the words "global warming" have become commonplace. Headlines and commentators tout the latest technological developments, politicians focus on greening their platforms, and concerned citizens in MDCs check their house insurance and consider relocating to higher ground.
Adaptation is underway.

But what about those who can't make that choice? Those forced to cope with changes they can least afford, changes to which they contributed little? As the data continues to pour in, UNFCCC Executive Secretary Yvo de Boer's warning is being confirmed - over and over again: "The most vulnerable communities in the poorest countries, those who have contributed nothing to climate change, will be the worst affected by its impact."

You are invited to join the EcoRes Forum from 11-24 April 2008 for "Environmental (In)Justice: Sources, Symptoms, and Solutions", the second in a series of online dialogues focusing on the ethical, political and socio-cultural aspects of climate change. The purpose of this discussion is to raise awareness about environmental and climate justice themes: what these concepts encompass, underlying causes and symptoms of injustice, how these may be rectified, and related aspects ranging from national immigration policy and international contraction and convergence proposals to xenophobia and racism.
PANELISTS AND SESSION LEADERS: Dr. Maria ADEBOWALE (Capacity Global); Julian AGYEMAN, PhD (Tufts University); Gotelind ALBER (gendercc); Jeremy BENDIK-KEYMER, PhD (American University of Sharjah); Patrick BOND, PhD (University of KwaZulu-Natal); Robert BULLARD, PhD (Clark Atlanta University); Michael DORSEY, PhD (Dartmouth College); Roger GOTTLIEB, PhD (Worcester Polytechnic Institute); Dr. Minu HEMMATI (gendercc); KALIKASAN - People's Network for the Environment; Joan MENCHER, PhD (The Second Chance Foundation); Dr. Chukwumerije OKEREKE (University of East Anglia); Dr. Ulrike ROEHR (gendercc); Steve SAWYER (Secretary General, Global Wind Energy Council); Shirley THOMPSON, PhD (University of Manitoba). Additional members are being announced throughout March.

FACILITATORS: Wendy Lynne LEE (Bloomsburg University), Mary LEYSER (EcoRes Forum)

LOCATION: Virtual / online

COST: Free of charge

REGISTRATION: http://www.eco-res.org/register.html

BREAKOUT SESSIONS: Proposals for discussions on related subjects may be submitted to forum@....  Selected sessions will be provided with a stand-alone webpage, with limited server space provided for presentation materials. Deadline for proposals: 24 March 2008.

The EcoRes Forum e-conference series brings together academics and activists, scientists and social critics, researchers, journalists, community leaders and members from around the world. By crossing cultural, disciplinary and geopolitical borders and removing the financial and logistical barriers to participation often encountered by those whom climate change threatens most, EcoRes continues to encourage wide-ranging stakeholder participation.

For more information or to register for the April event, visit the EcoRes Forum 

We look forward to sharing this discussion with you!

The EcoRes Forum Team
 


--
Chloe Stull-Lane
Lund University Masters Candidate 2007/2009
International Development and Management (LUMID)
Interests: pastoralism, water management, Horn of Africa

"The hope of a secure and livable world lies with disciplined
nonconformists who are dedicated to justice, peace
and brotherhood." - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

#1447 From: "Chloe Stull-Lane" <chloe.stulllane@...>
Date: Sun Apr 6, 2008 3:05 pm
Subject: Conference: Youth Perspectives on Climate Change
kloweyo
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Hey folks:
Here's a conference that some of you might be interested in applying to attend.

Climate Change - YOUTH PERSPECTIVES ON SECURITY, PEACE AND DEMOCRACY
 
The National Council of Swedish Youth Organisations (LSU) and WWF invite you to attend its annual international conference:
Climate change - Youth Perspectives on Security, Peace and Democracy
Date           16-18 May 2008
Location     Conventum, Örebro, Sweden

More information (English): http://www.lsdjs.org/bin.php/id-4236/
More information (Swedish): http://www.lsu.se/adimo4/Site/LSU/web/default.aspx?p=583&t=h40 and http://www.lsu.se/adimo4/Site/LSU/Files/Pdf/Programf%C3%B6rklaring%20Globalkonferensen%202008.pdf

--
Chloe Stull-Lane
Lund University Masters Candidate 2007/2009
International Development and Management (LUMID)
Interests: pastoralism, water management, Horn of Africa

"The hope of a secure and livable world lies with disciplined
nonconformists who are dedicated to justice, peace
and brotherhood." - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

#1448 From: "Julian Dautremont-Smith, AASHE" <julian@...>
Date: Mon Apr 7, 2008 10:48 pm
Subject: Call for Proposals for AASHE 2008: Working Together for Sustainability - On Campus and Beyond
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Hello,

The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE) is inviting proposals for its 2nd biennial conference - AASHE 2008:  Working  Together for Sustainability – On Campus and Beyond (Nov 9-11, 2008, Raleigh, NC).  AASHE 2008 offers an exciting and unique opportunity for every sector of higher education in the U.S. and Canada to demonstrate how colleges and universities and their partners can lead the way to a sustainable future.  The Call for Proposals is posted at http://www.aashe.org/conf2008/call.phpAll proposal abstracts except posters are due by May 1 and may be submitted in three categories:  Education & Research, Operations, and Administration & Finance.  Poster submissions are due by September 1.  

AASHE has an exciting line-up of engaging keynote speakers for the Conference - Lester Brown, Peter Senge, Van Jones and Vandana Shiva. Other special events include AASHE's awards banquet (included with registration), field trips to local campuses, a Career Fair, pre-conference workshops, a sustainability trade show, and a pre-conference Student Summit.  We expect more than 1,000 attendees from all sectors of higher education, making this conference the largest gathering of its kind in the US. Registration is now open and those who register on or before June 16 will receive a discount!

For more details please visit http://www.aashe.org/conf2008/index.php

Warm Regards,

Julian


--
Julian Dautremont-Smith
Associate Director
Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education
(610) 349-5994
julian@...
www.aashe.org

#1449 From: "aretha_aprilia" <aretha_aprilia@...>
Date: Tue Apr 8, 2008 7:47 am
Subject: Environmental projects grant funding - APFED Showcase Programme 2008
aretha_aprilia
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Dear all,

We would like to request your kind assistance to disseminate the
following information to your network. Your cooperation is highly
appreciated.

Thank you and regards,

Aretha Aprilia
APFED Showcase Facility Secretariat
United Nations Environment Programme
Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific (UNEP/ROAP)
e-mail: unep-apfed@...
fax: +66 22 80 38 29
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Send your innovative environmental project proposals!
APFED Showcase Programme 2008

Asia Pacific Forum for Environment and Development (APFED) is a
regional group of eminent experts that aims to address critical
issues facing Asia and the Pacific region and to propose new models
for sustainable development. To promote sustainable development in
the region, APFED launched the APFED Showcase Programme as one of
the main activities.

The APFED Showcase Programme, grants up to US$ 30,000 to Asia
Pacific projects that demonstrate innovative approaches. This year
we are pleased to announce another round of proposals selection to
be endorsed by the Programme.

Further information such as eligibility, how to apply, and proposal
format can be obtained from the following websites:

http://www.roap.unep.org/highlight/APFED.html#1
and
http://www.apfed.net/showcase/

The completed proposals should be e-mailed to:
unep-apfed@...

Deadline: 31 May 2008

#1450 From: "Chloe Stull-Lane" <chloe.stulllane@...>
Date: Tue Apr 8, 2008 2:51 pm
Subject: Berkeley Conference: California and the Future of Environmental Law and Policy - Leading the Global Response to Environmental and Energy Challenges
kloweyo
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Berkeley Conference: California and the Future of Environmental Law and Policy - Leading the Global Response to Environmental and Energy Challenges

Keynote lecture
Berkeley, Calif.
Peter Gleick will give a keynote lecture at the University of California, Berkeley School of Law Conference on "California and the Future of Environmental Law and Policy."

More information (including times, locations, and other speakers): http://bie.berkeley.edu/files/General%20Invitation.pdf

#1451 From: "Chloe Stull-Lane" <chloe.stulllane@...>
Date: Tue Apr 8, 2008 5:05 pm
Subject: IUCN Buddy Experiment Invitation Reminder - Please Forward to Your Network ASAP!
kloweyo
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Subject:

Reminder: Join "Buddy Experiment" with the World Conservation Union's
(IUCN's) Commission on Education and Communication (CEC) by 13 April!



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Dear Young Sustainability Leaders!



The "Buddy Experiment" with the World Conservation Union's (IUCN's)
Commission on Education and Communication (CEC)



Do you have a special interest in sustainability and intergenerational
partnership?  Would you like to have a "Buddy" mentor/mentee who works in
the World Conservation Union's Commission on Education and Communication?



If so, then apply for the "Buddy Experiment" we have helped organize between
individual youth from our networks and Members of IUCN's CEC.  The Buddy
Experiment is intended to show Intergenerational Partnership for
Sustainability (IPS) in action.  The commitment is minimal and the potential
for mutual learning is high!



Read the full invitation and apply at the following link:




http://www.wcln.org/ls/index.php?sid=54457&lang=en



The deadline is 13 April 2008, so act now!





In peace and intergenerational solidarity,



The IPS Coordination Team


http://intergenerationalpartnership.wikispaces.com/Overview



Earth Charter Youth Initiative, www.earthcharterinaction.org/youth


Global Youth Action Network,
www.youthlink.org

TakingItGlobal,
www.takingitglobal.org

Peace Child International,
www.peacechild.org

Peace Child Peru - Embajodores del Dearrollo

Youth Action for Change,
www.youthactionforchange.org

Youth Environment Network,
www.ceeindia.org

#1452 From: "Chloe Stull-Lane" <chloe.stulllane@...>
Date: Tue Apr 8, 2008 6:23 pm
Subject: Free access to journal "GAIA - Ecological Perspectives for Science and Society"
kloweyo
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The electronic archive of our journal "GAIA - Ecological Perspectives
for Science and Society" has recently been completed and now comprises
all 73 issues published since 1992. To celebrate this, we are offering
free access to GAIA's archive at IngentaConnect until April 30, 2008.

Access GAIA's archive at www.ingentaconnect.com/content/oekom/gaia (sign
in with user name "GAIA2008" and password "archive").

GAIA is a transdisciplinary journal for scientists and other interested
parties concerned with the causes and analysis of environmental and
sustainability problems and their solutions. The journal has been
covered by the Institute for Scientific Information's databases (Social
Science Citation Index, SSCI, and Current Contents/Social and Behavioral
Science) since 2005.

The journal "GAIA - Ecological Perspectives for Science and Society"

_publishes original scientific articles on environmental and
sustainability research.

_keeps you informed about important events in environmental and
sustainability research.

_reports on the activities of institutions affiliated with GAIA: German
Society for Human Ecology (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Humanoekologie,
DGH); Helmholtz Association of German Research Centres; Austrian
Consortium GAIA, German research programmes fona – research for
sustainability and Social-ecological Research (SOEF); Hochschule
Liechtenstein; Swiss Academic Society for Environmental Research and
Ecology (Schweizerische Akademische Gesellschaft für Umweltforschung und
Oekologie, SAGUF).

_Presents and reviews new publications.

More information: www.oekom.de/etc/gaia.html

Kind regards

Hans-Dieter Sohn


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Since 2005, GAIA is covered in the ISI Social Science Citation Index.
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Dipl.-Pol. Hans-Dieter Sohn

Editorial Office
GAIA - Ecological Perspectives for Science and Society
oekom verlag
Waltherstr. 29
D-80337 Munich

Fon: +49 89 54 41 84-45
Fax: +49 89 54 41 84-49
E-Mail: sohn@...
www.oekom.de/gaia

GAIA 1/2005 is available as free content at IngentaConnect:
http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/oekom/gaia

Geschaeftsfuehrer: Jacob Radloff
Amtsgericht Muenchen HRB 102023

#1453 From: "Chloe Stull-Lane" <chloe.stulllane@...>
Date: Wed Apr 9, 2008 11:17 am
Subject: opportunities from Campus Camp Wellstone
kloweyo
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Award Nomination:
2008 Mario Savio Young Activist Award
Description: This award is presented to a young person (or persons) with a deep commitment to human rights and social justice and a proven ability to transform this commitment into effective action. The nominees should have demonstrated leadership ability, creativity and integrity. 
Deadline: Nominations are due by July 15, 2008
More information:  Nomination forms and additional information are available at www.savio.org or email savio@...
 
Mario Savio
 
Trainings
 
Direct Action Tactics Summit
Description:The Tactics Summit is an opportunity for social justice, environmental justice, and human rights organizers to build concrete skills in using Direct Action tactics to win victories in their campaigns. The gathering will bring together over forty attendees from diverse communities and issue areas. The Tactics Summit is a 5-day camp that develops participants' climbing, blockades, creative visuals and overall action coordination skills.
Dates: May 6-11, 2008Sonoma, California
Cost:The cost of attending the Tactics Summit is a sliding scale donation between $200 and $500.  We have work trade opportunities for folks who want to supplement their financial contribution. Limited scholarships are available pending funding/sponsoring groups. Contact: celeste@... for co-sponsor opportunities.
Deadline:April 4, 2008—Apply today!
More information: Apply at www.ruckus.org/tacticssummit Please contact Celeste Faison, Outreach Director, at celeste@... if you have any questions.

           

 
Frontline Leaders Academy
Host Organization: People for the American Way Foundation
Location: Rotating locations (paid travel and hotel expenses and final conference is in DC)
Description: The Young Elected Officials Network, a program of People For the American Way Foundation, is pleased to offer its premier campaign and leadership development program known as the Front Line Leaders Academy (FLLA) to twenty talented young people.
Application Deadline: April 11, 2008
 

FLLA Class of 2006
 
Fellowships
 
Movement Activist Apprenticeship Program
Host Organization: Center for Third World Organizing (CWTO)
Location: Oakland, California
Summary of Job Description: A paid 8-week (June 16- August 8, 2008) intensive national organizer training program for people of color, who are committed to learning the theory and practice of building social justice movements through direct-action organizing. Graduates of the program receive help finding employment as organizers with community and labor organizations fighting for social justice.
Salary Information: Interns will be full-time staff members of organizations and will be provided with a $250/week stipend (before tax), temporary health insurance, as well as secured housing and local transportation accommodations for the duration of their fieldwork.
Application Deadline: April 7, 2008
Contact/More Information: Please submit applications to the CTWO training department via email: trainings@..., fax: (510) 533-0923 or snail mail:  CTWO Training Department, 1218 E. 21st St., Oakland, CA 94606. Individuals must be fill out an application, for application form see: http://www.ctwo.org/index.php?s=34 and attend a Community Action Training during the spring. To register for a Community Action training online, go to http://www.ctwo.org/index.php?s=30 Qualified applicants must be people of color, at least, and display a commitment to building a movement for racial and social justice.
Community Action Training in Los Angeles, CA
 
Massachusetts Promise Fellowship
Organization: Several available
Location: Various locations in Massachusetts
Summary of Job Description: Fellows are emerging leaders that spend a year of their lives delivering the resources that young people need to be successful in life by mobilizing and organizing community activity, creating and leading powerful civic initiatives, and training and inspiring citizen volunteers. During a year of AmeriCorps service, fellows serve full-time with non-profit organizations, schools, and state and local agencies throughout the Commonwealth. To find out more information on fellowship and to see positions go to: http://www.masspromisefellows.org/
Salary Information:$13,000 stipend, FREE courses at Northeastern University, health insurance
Application Deadline: Rolling
Contact/More Information: Visit the website to view all of the available positions which is updated daily. See application process details and form at http://www.masspromisefellows.org/HowToApply.asp Send a letter of interest, resume and contact information for three references on or before the due date listed on our website directly to the host site organization.
 
 
Jobs
 
Category: Civil Right; Legal Justice
Job Title: Program Associate
Organization: Lawyers Alliance for New York
Location: San Francisco, California
Summary of Job Description:Lawyers Alliance for New York is the leading provider of business and transactional legal services for nonprofit organizations that are improving the quality of life in New York City neighborhoods. The Program Associate would serve as a key liaison between Lawyers Alliance and its network of community-based and other nonprofit organizationsCoordinating and administering client intake and screening; Developing and implementing client outreach activities; Monitoring case activity and maintaining database of clients, pro bono attorneys, and legal projects; Assisting with Lawyers Alliance's pro bono placement activities; Providing information to nonprofits. More detailed description
Salary Information: Low $40s, DOE
Application deadline: Open until filled
Contact/More Information: This position is available immediately. Interested applicants should submit a cover letter and resume (attn: PACL Search) to Lawyers Alliance for New York, 330 Seventh Avenue, 19th Floor New York, NY 10001, fax to (212) 941-7458, or email to paclsearch08@.... No phone inquiries please.
 
Category: Civil Rights
Job Title: The Communications and Outreach Project Assistant*
Organization: The Equal Rights Center
Location: Washington, DC
Summary of Job Description:The Communications and Outreach Project Assistant provides integral staff support to the ERC's Communications and Outreach Program Manager in executing all aspects of the ERC's outreach work. Duties and responsibilities include: Handling the ERC's media relations, such as drafting and editing press materials, as well as maintaining media contact lists; Coordinating membership relations, including maintaining the mailing and membership lists; Developing material for, and conducting, educational trainings; Coordinating, writing, and editing for the ERC's quarterly newsletter; Helping to manage and update the ERC's Web site. More detailed description
Salary Information: Commensurate with experience
Application deadline: Open until filled
Contact/More Information: E-mail cover letter and resume to: Melissa Fobear Manager of Administration mfobear@... Subject Line: Project Assistant
*Also Project Assistant position available
 
Category: Domestic Violence
Job Title: Domestic Violence Services Victim Advocate, East County
Organization: Center for Community Solutions
Location: La Mesa, California
Summary of Job Description:Responds to requests for in-person crisis intervention from law
enforcement, hospital call-outs, victims of domestic violence incidents, and other social service providers including CCS shelter and legal staff. Advocate provides ongoing case
management for families focused on safety and well-being. The advocate will be assigned to the CCS Domestic Violence Services Program that serves the East Region of San Diego County. The advocate will participate on the DVS-related collaborative meetings, including the Community Services for Families Program that serves the East Region. This position works out of CCS's East County office in La Mesa. More detailed description
Salary Information:$26000
Application deadline: Open until filled
Contact/More Information: Bilingual (English/Spanish, or Arabic) required. Please send cover letter and resume to: Center for Community Solutions, Attn: Margaret Slaska, 7339 El Cajon Blvd., Ste. J, La Mesa, CA 91941 OR Email: mslaska@...
 
Category: Economic Justice
Job Title: Research Analyst
Organization: Central Arizonans For a Sustainable Economy (CASE)
Location: Phoenix, Arizona
Summary of Job Description: CASE is a new nonprofit organization dedicated to improving conditions for working families in the Phoenix-metropolitan area. Research Analysts will be responsible for performing in-depth corporate research using a variety of public and private sources, analyzing and interpreting industry, regulatory and financial data, and working with campaign leadership to develop and execute tactics and strategies. More detailed description
Salary Information: Commensurate with experience; excellent benefits.
Application Deadline: April 12, 2008
Contact/More Information: How to apply: Email cover letter, resume and writing sample to rsulkes@...
 
Category: Economic Justice; Human Rights
Job Title: Economic Justice and Human Rights Consultant (part-time temporary)*
Organization: Women of Color Resource Center (WCRC)
Location: Oakland, California, 94612
Summary of Job Description Women of Color Resource Center (WCRC) promotes the political, economic, social and cultural well being of women and girls of color in the United States. Consultant to complete discrete deliverables of our Economic Justice and Human Rights Program. The two projects of the EJHR program are the Welfare Rights Education and Advocacy Project (WREAP) and the Technology Empowerment and Media Project of Oakland (TEMPO). More detailed description
Salary Information:$19-$25 per hour; up to 20-24 hours per week
Application Deadline: Open until filled
Contact/More Information: There is a possibility, although not guaranteed, that at the end of consultancy term, you may be considered for a full-time Economic Justice & Human Rights Program Director position. Please submit resume, cover letter specifically addressing your qualifications for the position, and the name of three references who can speak to your experiences to adesai@.... No calls please.
 
Category: Environment
Job Title: Program Assistant
Organization: Natural Resources Defense Council
Location: San Francisco, California
Summary of Job Description:NRDC is seeking a Program Assistant to work with the Oceans Program and Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2) in our San Francisco office. General administrative responsibilities including proofreading, editing, researching, and assisting in the preparation of policy, scientific, legal, and technical documents, reports, publications, fundraising proposals, and relevant project materials; Drafting correspondence, meeting summaries, and action alerts; Providing member outreach, responding to inquiries from general public, outside organizations and press. More detailed description
Salary Information: Based on a nonprofit scale and commensurate with experience.
Application deadline: April 7, 2008
Contact/More Information: To apply, please visit www.nrdc.org/jobs/ no later than April 7, 2008. No phone calls or faxes, please. NRDC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
 
Category: Environment
Job Title: Field Teacher
Location: Florida, Massachusetts
Summary of Job Description: Co-teach students in environmental/ natural science and leadership curriculum in small co-ed groups of students (max. 12) ages 11-18. Co-lead up to six, 3 to 4 day summer wilderness expeditions. Overnight supervision of students (max. 7) Mentor Field Teacher Interns in teaching/facilitating Environmental/ Natural science and Leadership curriculum. More detailed description
Salary Information: Up to $350/week Benefits include Room/board, workers insurance, equipment discounts, paid work related transportation and communications.
Application deadline: Open until filled
Contact/More Information: Currently Seeking Male applicants only, preferable able to work Summer and Fall Session with interest in transferring to our NYC teaching programs during the offseason. TO APPLY: Send cover letter, resume and 3 references to Matthew Scholl, MEC Program Director: manice@... or mail to Christodora, Manice Education Center, 68 Savoy Road, Florida, MA, 01247 Tel./Fax: (413) 663-8463. Please visit the Forms page at www.christodora.org for full job descriptions.
 
 
A group of students and field teachers enjoying the wilderness during a Christodora program
 
Category: Environment
Job Title: Public Alert Organizer
Organization: North Carolina Conservation Network
Location: Raleigh, North Carolina
Summary of Job Description: The NC Conservation Network supports, trains and coordinates diverse groups and directly advocates to achieve equitable and sustainable solutions for our environment. The Public Alert Organizer will play a critical role in NC Conservation Network's work. The Organizer will primarily work to mobilize North Carolina activists through weekly online action alerts on the top environmental issues facing the state. The Organizer will also work to increase the number of activists subscribing to the NC Conservation Network Public Alert, in order to broaden and bolster the work of the NC conservation community. More detailed description
Salary Information: Salary commensurate with experience and includes a full benefits package.
Application Deadline: April 11, 2008
Contact/More Information: To apply, attach a resume and cover letter describing your qualifications and experience in an email by April 11, 2008. Please send to peter@... with the subject Attn: Public Alert Organizer Position.

Healthcare
Job Title:Education Associate            
Organization: Medicare Rights Center (MRC)
Location: New York, New York
Summary of Job Description: The Medicare Rights Center (MRC) is a national, nonprofit organization dedicated to ensuring that people with Medicare get good affordable health care through direct services, education and advocacy initiatives. Creating and editing online and print educational materials and presentations for consumers, professionals and organizations; Researching details of Medicare coverage and other health care-related topics; Updating materials to reflect ongoing changes in Medicare policy and coverage; Conducting training seminars and community outreach presentations; and working closely with marketing director to make web-based counseling tool widely available. More detailed description
Salary Information: Compensation is commensurate with experience.
Application Deadline: April 30, 2008. Open until filled.
Contact/More Information: Please send a cover letter, resume and writing sample no longer than five pages in length to: Molly Touger Director of Education mtouger@... 520 8th Ave, NW, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10018 http://www.medicarerights.org NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
 
Category: Healthcare
Job Title:Senior Project Assistant       
Organization: Academy for Educational Development
Location: Washington, DC
Summary of Job Description: The Center on AIDS & Community Health (COACH), is charged with developing and managing domestic and international projects focusing on HIV/AIDS and community-level health strategies. Under the supervision of the Senior Program Director, the Senior Project Assistant's responsibilities will include coordinating and providing operational and administrative support to the Senior Program Director and other project team members. More detailed description
Salary Information: Commensurate with education & experience (eligible for overtime)
Application Deadline: Open until filled
Contact/More Information: Interested applicants should send resume with cover letter referencing position #MD8075 to: AED/HR, 1825 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Washington, D.C. 20009; fax: (202) 884-8413 or email: employ@.... For additional information, visit our website at http://www.aed.org.
 
Category: Housing; Health
Job Title: Housing Outreach Coordinator*
Organization: Access Living of Metropolitan Chicago
Summary of Job Description: Access Living of Metropolitan Chicago, a Center for Independent Living and disability rights organization, seeks one full-time Housing Outreach Coordinator for its Housing Team to increase affordable rental opportunities for people with disabilities in Chicago. Key job responsibilities include: providing housing counseling to consumers by helping them find subsidized/affordable, accessible and integrated housing; conducting outreach and networking with public and private housing providers; and educating providers and community based housing groups on disability related housing issues. More detailed description
Salary Information: DOE
Application Deadline: April 18, 2008
Contact/More information: People with disabilities, members of other marginalized communities, and those with personal experience with disability are highly encouraged to apply. Interested candidates should email, fax, or mail a resume with a cover letter to Neil Anderson, Manager of Administration, Access Living of Metropolitan Chicago, 115 W. Chicago Ave, Chicago, IL, 60610. (312) 640-2114 (v), (312) 640-2102 (tty), (312) 787-3866 (fax) nanderson@... (email).
*Other Positions available: 2 Full-time Community Reintegration Coordinators, 1 Full-time Community Reintegration Housing Placement Coordinator, 1 Full-time Managing Attorney for Community Integration/Disability Rights, and 1 Full-time Staff Attorney.
 
Category: Labor
Job Title: E-Organizing Coordinator
Organization: Change to Win
Location: Washington, DC
Summary of Job Description:Change to Win is looking for a savvy grassroots e-organizer to develop and implement an online strategy for a community and coalition based campaign to win justice and improve the livelihood of workers. The E-organizer is responsible for data management and list maintenance for a nationwide list of supporters, activists and websites. This position will develop and implement both the campaign website as well as an integrated strategy for an online outreach program to recruit and organize supporters and activists. More detailed description
Salary Information:Competitive salary; excellent benefits.
Application Deadline: Open until filled
Contact/More Information: Please send resume, cover letter and writing sample to opportunities@..., Attention: E-Organizing Coordinator.
 
Category: Reproductive Rights
Job Title: Grassroots Political Coordinator
Organization: Planned Parenthood of Orange and San Bernadino Counties (PPOSBC)
Location: Orange County, CA
Summary of Job Description:Implement grassroots and political efforts in order to support PPOSBC's leadership in advocacy, grassroots organizing, and public education with specific focus on the Latino &/or Vietnamese communities. Develop and coordinate community outreach efforts in order to build an active activist base, to engage and mobilize targeted constituencies around reproductive rights issues.
Salary Information: DOE
Application deadline: Rolling
Contact/More Information: A strong understanding of Orange County Latino or Vietnamese communities and ability to function within those respective communities at a grassroots level a must. See website at http://plannedparenthoodosbc.org/employment/open.asp
 
Category: Student Organizing
Job Title: Event Manager
Organization: Campus Progress
Location: Washington, DC
Summary of Job Description:The Events Manager will lead and coordinate all aspects of speaking programs--most to be held on college and university campuses or in Washington, D.C. --sponsored or cosponsored by Campus Progress. The Events Manager will supervise two Associate Managers and work to develop substantive speaking programs, recruit and maintain relationships with speakers, and work with campus and community groups, faculty, and student organizers to arrange speaking programs, including speaker travel and accommodations, logistics, and publicity. More detailed description
Salary Information: Not specified
Application deadline: Open until filled
Contact/More Information: To apply, simply e-mail your Word resume and cover letter attachments to: Jobs@.... Or you may write to: Center for American Progress Attn: Human Resources Department1333 H Street, NW, 10th Floor – Campus Progress Search Washington, DC 20005. In your correspondence, please reference the exact title of the job you are applying for in the subject line. This announcement will remain posted until the position is filled. No phone calls please.
 
Category: Student Organizing
Job Title: Training Director
Organization: United States Student Association Foundation (USSAF)
Location: Washington, DC
Summary of Job Description: The purpose of USSAF's Training Department is to develop student leaders to fuel the student movement and the next generation's social justice organizing. The Training Department is responsible for USSAF's training programs. Plan approximately 25 trainings per year. Coordinate training logistics and recruitment. More detailed description
Salary Information: Base salary of $33,500, full health insurance, 2 weeks paid vacation, paid holidays, and assistance with loan repayment
Application Deadline: May 1 2008
Contact/More Information: To apply, submit a resume, cover letter and writing sample to Carmen Berkley at vp@.... For questions, contact Carmen Berkley at (202) 640-6570.
 
Category: Voter Mobilization
Job Title: Online Organizing Manager*
Organization: Rock the Vote (RTV)
Location: Washington, DC
Summary of Job Description: Oversee the day-to-day management of RTV's online organizing activities. Compose initial drafts of outbound e-mails. Organize RTV supporters/activists on social networking sites including MySpace and Facebook. Analyze RTV traffic and e-mail responses. Provide support to the Communications team in creating content for RocktheVote.com. Perform other duties as necessary; assist with special projects when requested.
Salary Information: Commensurate with experience. Excellent benefits, including health and dental insurance and a retirement plan.
Application Deadline: Open until filled
Contact/More Information: Please send resume, cover letter, and three references to jobs@.... Please include "Online Organizing Manager" in the subject line.
*Mobile Program Manager position also available
 
Category: Voter mobilization
Job Title: Voter Education Coordinator (full-time temporary)*
Organization: Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Community Alliance, Inc (OCAPICA)
Location: Orange County
Summary of Job Description: OCAPICA's Project Asian and Pacific Islander Vote is educating and mobilizing voters in Orange, Riverside, and San Bernardino County around the June 3rd and November 5th Elections in 2008. The Voter Education Coordinator will help to implement the outreach component of the project as well as supporting our project partners in the community. Under the supervision of the Policy Manager, the Coordinator will be responsible for coordinating, training and recruiting for our
multilingual phone banking non-partisan get out the vote efforts. This position is a full-time (40 hrs/wk), temporary position that will end November 2008.
Salary Information: 40 hrs/wk, $13-$15 an hour
Application Deadline: Open until filled
Contact/More Information: Valid California Driver's license and reliable transportation to travel. Must have experience in working in the Asian and Pacific Islander community, preferably in outreach to the limited English community. Please e-mail a cover letter, resume, and 2 references (past supervisors including e-mail address and phone number) to careers@... or snail mail: Hiring Committee, Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Community Alliance, 12900 Garden Grove Blvd., Ste. 214A, Garden Grove CA 92843. Please ensure that the e-mail subject has the job title: Voter Education Coordinator. For other available part-time positions inquire at email: www.ocapica.org
*Other jobs available: Vietnamese Voter Educator and Voter Outreach Associate
 
Category: Voter mobilization
Job Title: Field Organizer
Organization:  Arab-American Institute
Location: New York, New Jersey, Michigan, Ohio, California and Florida
Summary of Job Description:Interns will be provided with extensive preparation and guidance during an all-expenses-paid training in Washington, DC at the end of May and will be a part of AAI's "Our Voice. Our Future: Yalla Vote 2008" campaign. Positions are available in six states: New York, New Jersey, Michigan, Ohio, California and Florida. Interns will gain a full understanding of the Arab American community and will have invaluable experience with ethnic outreach. The experience--exposure, networking with other field organizers, and planning political events--will prepare interns for work in almost any sector! More detailed description
Salary Information: $1000/month for the summer full-time and $500/month for the fall part-time plus $200 for out-of-pocket expenses for both the summer and the fall
Application Deadline:April 16, 2008
Contact/More information: For more information and to apply see:
http://www.aaiusa.org/foundation/154/student-resource-center. This is a two part application process. The first part of the application is available online at
www.aaiusa.org. Additionally, applicants need to mail two letters of recommendation (at least one related to nonacademic community activities) and a CV to: Yalla Vote Internship, Arab American Institute, 1600 K St. NW, Suite 601,Washington, DC 20006
 
Category: Youth
Job Title: Adolescent Violence Reduction Partnership Youth Worker
Organization: Congreso de Latinos Unidos, Inc.
Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Summary of Job Description:Congreso's mission is to strengthen Latino communities through social, economic, education and health services; leadership; development; and advocacy. Responsible for the daily outreach to and support for identified youth for the provision of linkage to community resources. Conduct street community outreach to establish coalition and partnership with key community groups; Identify and provide resources for each youth; Assess the activity of hostile youth groups and their activities.
Salary Information: DOE
Application Deadline: May 26, 2008
Contact/More Information: Send resume to HR Department, Congreso, 216 W. Somerset Street, Philadelphia, PA 19133. See website at: http://www.congreso.net
 
Category: Youth; Health
Job Title: Bay Area Program Associate*
Organization: Peer Health Exchange (PHE)
Location: San Francisco Bay Area
Summary of Job Description:Peer Health Exchange (PHE) gives teenagers the knowledge and skills they need to make healthy decisions.  We do this by training college students to teach a comprehensive health curriculum in public high schools that lack health education. Launch, develop, manage, grow, and evaluate the PHE Program at two or more PHE Bay Area College sites. For a more detailed description visit http://peerhealthexchange.orgjo/b7.html
Salary Information: Competitive non-profit salary. Commensurate with experience. 
Application Deadline: Open until Filled
Contact/More Information: Job starts July 1, 2008. Please submit a resume, a cover letter, and a writing sample (your best writing, non-fiction, 3 pages or less) to the following email address: bayareaprogramassociate@...
*Eight other positions available http://peerhealthexchange.org/joinus.html
A PHE Health Educator leading a workshop at East Side Community High School.
 
Category: Youth; Health
Job Title: Transitional Age Youth (TAY) Personal Service Coordinator
Organization: National Mental Health Association of Greater Los Angeles
Location: Long Beach, California, 90802
Summary of Job Description:Works collaboratively within a team to provide intensive, community-based case management services to Transitional Age Youth with severe and persistent mental illness. Serve as primary support by assisting members to live as independently as possible in the community. Develop a personal service plan with each member that identifies his/her personal needs and goals.
Education/Qualifications: BA/BS in social work, psychology or other similar human service field preferred. Must also have a valid class C driver's license, automobile, and current automobile insurance.
Salary Information:$13.50 - $15.00 per hour + flexible benefits
Application Deadline: April 30, 2008
Contact/More Information: Email resumes to: treed@...
 
Category: Youth
Job Title: Youth Organizer
Organization: Blocks Together
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Summary of Job Description:Blocks Together is hiring a full-time Youth Organizer to work with youth (ages 13-18) planning, developing and implementing organizing campaigns.  This Organizer will be responsible for working with students fighting for greater accountability regarding the Chicago Public School (CPS) turnaround plan imposed on the Orr High School campus.  The Youth Organizer will also be continuing our Graduate Don't Incarcerate campaign, combating the punitive "zero tolerance" discipline policies in CPS.  The Organizer is also responsible for developing the leadership of young women through our girl's group, Young Women in Control.
Salary Information: Salary depends on experience.  Benefits include generous vacation, compensation, full medical and dental, and pension plan.
Application Deadline: Open until filled
Contact/More Information: We are taking applications until the position is filled.  Please send a resume, cover letter and 3 references to Blocks Together, attention Irene Juaniza (773) 276-2194, email: blockstogether@... or mail: 3914 W. North Ave., Chicago IL 60647.



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Chloe Stull-Lane
Lund University Masters Candidate 2007/2009
International Development and Management (LUMID)
Interests: pastoralism, water management, Horn of Africa

"The hope of a secure and livable world lies with disciplined
nonconformists who are dedicated to justice, peace
and brotherhood." - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

#1454 From: "Chloe Stull-Lane" <chloe.stulllane@...>
Date: Fri Apr 11, 2008 8:27 am
Subject: summer opportunities in the arts
kloweyo
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1. Slam Poetry Camp (Oneonta, NY) June this 26-28, 2008 http://www.slamcamp.com

Intensive three days with Alix Olson, Regie Gibbons, Rachel Mckibbons, and others. Don't let "camp" fool you- many teachers- *all ages* (higher education credit given)

2. CSU Summer Arts Program (Fresno, CA) June 20-July 12, 2008 http://www.csusummerarts.org  

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SPOKEN WORD PERFORMANCE: WRITING AND PERFORMING PROSE AND POETRY CSU

In this incredible workshop you will: -Speak up and stand out! -Make a bigger impact on an audience using the voice, the word, and the body. -Work on your writing and performance skills with the close assistance of stellar guest artists. -Hear your own work, see it recorded, and critique it in a community of peers and mentors who share your passion for connecting the personal and the political, the individual and the community. -Exercise your burning desire to put your body and your voice on stage to communicate your passion. Guest artists and instructors include Alix Olson, Taylor Mali, Kimberly Dark, Jack McCarthy, Violet Juno and Sonya Renee. Sign up now at the Summer Arts website! http://www.csusummerarts.org


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Chloe Stull-Lane
Lund University Masters Candidate 2007/2009
International Development and Management (LUMID)
Interests: pastoralism, water management, Horn of Africa

"The hope of a secure and livable world lies with disciplined
nonconformists who are dedicated to justice, peace
and brotherhood." - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

#1455 From: "Chloe Stull-Lane" <chloe.stulllane@...>
Date: Fri Apr 11, 2008 12:05 pm
Subject: Summer jobs and programs with the Student Conservation Association
kloweyo
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1) Summer Program/Job for High School Students (age 15-18)
2) Now hiring Summer Crew Leaders!  (21 and older)
3) SCA internships in the DC area (18 and older)
4) DC Urban Tree House: Environmental Education Programs for your group!
(all ages)

see detailed descriptions below

1) Summer Program/Job for High School Students:

SCA's DC Conservation Crew program is currently accepting applications
for a meaningful and educational summer experience.  Crew members work
Monday through Friday for eight hours a day and receive a $1200 stipend
for their participation.  During the six-week program, crews (six
participants and one leader) will spend five weeks completing trail
maintenance and restoration projects and participating in environmental
education activities in local National Parks (Rock Creek, C&O Canal,
Greenbelt, Ft. Washington, and others). The final week of the program is
spent on a 4-day 3-night camping trip.  Program Dates: June 23-August
1st.  For more information please download an application/information
sheet at: http://www.thesca.org/images
<http://www.thesca.org/images/stories/DC/dc_summer_crew_ap_student.pdf>
/stories/DC/dc_summer_crew_ap_student.pdf

Students are accepted on a rolling basis through June 1st.

For more information contact Kelli Ford at 703-524-2441 ext. 21 or
kford@...





2) Now hiring Summer Crew Leaders!

Are you interested in making a difference in the lives of DC youth,
parks, and communities this summer? The Student Conservation Association
is currently accepting applications for Crew Leader positions for the
2008 DC Conservation Crew Program.

Qualifications: Experience working with urban youth; ability to maintain
a safe
productive and enjoyable work environment; strong interest in working
with and
mentoring youth; outdoor skills; 21yrs or older; valid driver's license
for 3+ years and clean driving record; current First Aid and CPR
certifications or ability to obtain.
Responsibilities:
Lead and mentor a team of six high school participants ages 15-18 yrs
old for six weeks (Mon-Fri. 8hrs/day) completing an assortment of
hands-on conservation projects in DC area parks and plan and lead weekly
educational field trips and a 4 day camping trip.

Program and Training Dates:

*        June 23-August 1

Applicants must be able to attend one of the following training
sessions:

*       Session 1:  May 15th-23rd
*       Session 2: June 14th-22nd

Salary:

$2900 for 6 weeks depending on qualifications and experience

For more information and to apply contact Kelli Ford at 703-524-2441
ext. 21 or kford@...



3) SCA internships in the DC area

There are several SCA internship openings in the DC area. These range
from 6-12 months and are open to anyone 18 or older.  Interns are placed
with an agency and disciplines range from Environmental Education, to
Photography, to Historic Interpretation.  For more information about
internship opportunities go to http://www.thesca.org/conservat
<http://www.thesca.org/conservation_internships/> ion_internships/ or
contact Justin Chow at 703-524-2441 ext. 25 or jchow@...



4) DC Urban Tree House: Environmental Education Programs for your group!

The Urban Tree House (UTH) is an environmental education center located
on the banks of the Anacostia River in Anacostia Park. The UTH provides
opportunities that foster students' enjoyment and awareness of their
environment, as well as explain environmental concepts relating to DC's
urban setting. With conservation and stewardship as overarching themes,
there are age appropriate lessons for students in grades K-12, and even
some opportunities for service projects in the Park. Contact the
Education Coordinator for information about how UTH programming can
support your classroom learning, or provide a fun and educational trip
for your community group, day care, or other youth-serving organization.
SCA proudly offers all UTH programs at no cost.

For information or scheduling contact Amtchat Edwards at 703-524-2441
ext. 16 or aedwards@...



Rachel



Rachel Lettre

Program Manager

National High School Program



SCA Mid-Atlantic Region

1800 N Kent St, #102

Arlington, VA 22209

P: 703.524.2441  F: 703.524.2451

www.thesca.org   CFC #11343

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