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EarthGen is seeking a collaborative and strategic leader to be its next Executive Director, leading our efforts to grow our impact in the years ahead. A Washington State based nonprofit, EarthGen brings locally relevant science-based learning opportunities to students and school communities who are farthest from educational and environmental justice. Because of EarthGen, students all over Washington state are learning about the effects of climate change and other environmental issues on their own communities, taking action, and becoming leaders for change. Building on a successful decade of growth and measurable impact, EarthGen has a big vision for the future: we will grow EarthGen’s impact in both breadth and depth, so that more teachers and students across Washington will have access to high quality climate-science education and meaningful opportunities to make environmental change. EarthGen is seeking a leader who is inspired by this ambitious vision and shares our...

Department:                Advancement Reports To:                  Director of Advancement Direct Reports:           None Salary:                         $77,500 Classification:            Full Time, Salary Exempt Location:                     Washington, DC The Climate Reality Project is a nonprofit organization founded by former US Vice President Al Gore. Our mission is to catalyze a global solution to the climate crisis by making urgent action a necessity across every sector of society. At The Climate Reality Project, we come to work every day to help solve the climate crisis. We do it by working from the ground up, empowering people and communities worldwide to fight for their future and together drive a just transition to clean energy. We are committed to building a more just and equitable world, one where all voices are heard and respected regardless of race, religion, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, or physical...

Program: Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement Research and Development Program    Position Title: Program Associate, OAE R&D Program    Location: Remote but must be based in the United States. Occasional travel is expected.   Reports to:  Kim Gilbert, Program Manager of the OAE R&D Program   Hours per week (average): 40   Overtime Status:  Exempt      Position Summary   The Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement Research and Development Program (OAE R&D) is looking for a Program Associate to help manage day-to-day operations. The Program is a consortium of funders, seeking to accelerate understanding of OAE as a potential method for large-scale carbon removal by funding teams of scientists and engineers and setting up pre-permitted test-bed sites for research and prototype testing.     The Program Associate will be joining a small founding team of motivated staff working to...

About Us Climate Breakthrough identifies extraordinary leaders and empowers them to launch bold new strategies to address the climate crisis. Each year, we select several exceptional strategists from around the world to receive the Climate Breakthrough Award: a US$3 million dollar grant and tailored support over three years to bring visionary strategies from idea to fruition. We believe that many of the most capable leaders have not yet been given sufficient time, space, support, and funding to develop the kind of climate strategies our world desperately needs. Our program is designed to give these brilliant strategists exactly that opportunity. Our mission is reliant on reaching beyond established networks and approaches to empower a diverse range of voices, perspectives, and strategies.   Climate Breakthrough is funded by the David and Lucile Packard Foundation, IKEA Foundation, Quadrature Climate Foundation, JPB Foundation, Vere, and the Good Energies...

About Boston Building Resources Boston Building Resources (BBR) encompasses two related social enterprises located in Boston’s Roxbury Crossing neighborhood, operating under a single brand, with the following mission statement:   Boston Building Resources inspires, educates, and empowers homeowners to increase the efficiency and value of their homes. As a local social enterprise, we focus on affordable solutions that help all of our neighbors create stronger communities while benefiting the environment.   BBR’s consumer co-op (a not-for-profit store controlled by and operated for its members) was founded in 1978 under the name Boston Building Materials Co-op. The Co-op provides new materials for home improvement with a focus on kitchen cabinetry, windows, doors, energy-saving products, and green products. Anyone can join, and the public can also shop without joining. Being a co-op means that the business seeks mainly to benefit members....