CARE
The Gist:
Support CARE and WWF’s climate and women’s empowerment initiatives by building a database of organizations and providing research and communications support. Ideal for students or recent graduates passionate about climate action and gender equity.
What You’d Be Doing:
- Identify and catalog organizations, networks, and initiatives working on climate and gender equity, focusing on nature finance and conservation governance
- Research each organization’s focus, geography, and relevance to CARE-WWF as potential funders, partners, or peers, and compile into searchable database
- Support research on nature finance, gender equity, and climate resilience for proposals and strategy work
- Help draft and edit communications content (LinkedIn, talking points, internal updates) and assist with fact-checking and data synthesis
What They’re Looking For:
- Standout Qualifications: Microsoft Office proficiency (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint) is desired.
Good Fit If:
You’re a student or early-career professional eager to deepen your understanding of climate action and women’s empowerment at the intersection of development and conservation. You’re organized, detail-oriented, and can synthesize research into actionable insights for nonprofit strategy.
Languages:
English required
To apply for this job please visit phg.tbe.taleo.net.