CCAN is hiring a Baltimore Organizer

CCAN is hiring a Baltimore Organizer to join our Maryland team. Please read the position announcement

The primary responsibilities of the position include: 

Outreach and Volunteer Development: The Organizer’s priority is building relationships with people and inspiring them to take action. This involves recruiting, training, and supporting volunteers and grassroots leaders and cultivating active volunteer teams.

Build and Deepen Partnerships and Coalitions: The Baltimore Organizer will work closely with existing supporters, community partners, and coalition leaders throughout Baltimore City and County and in priority areas for our Electrify Everything campaign.

Plan and Execute Inspiring Actions and Campaigns: The Baltimore Organizer will plan and execute creative actions, media events, and community meetings to mobilize our base and influence Maryland’s decision-makers.

Strengthen Membership and Support for Campaigns in Key Regions of the State:  The Baltimore Organizer will work with frontline communities to support mitigation and resilience efforts and engage in local efforts to reduce pollution from landfills, clean up Baltimore’s many sources of pollution and support clean energy projects, including advocating for the electrification of buildings and government infrastructure.

Senior Data Scientist - National Fish and Wildlife Foundation

 National Fish and Wildlife Foundation is now recruiting for a Senior Scientist position.  To learn more and apply click HERE.

Questions about NFWF?  Contact ENSP alum Mike Lagua (mlagua13@gmail.com)

Opportunities at Rails to Trails Conservancy

Entry Level: requires an undergraduate degree or at least 1 year of experience.  The ideal candidate will have demonstrated managing and creating content in a database or similar system.

 

TrailLink Content Coordinator (located in Washington DC)

https://www.railstotrails.org/about/careers/traillink-content-coordinator/

 

Early Career: requires a minimum of 5 years of experience. The ideal candidate will have a community organizing background and understanding of Baltimore City stakeholders, government, and politics  

 

Project Manager, Baltimore Greenway Trail Network (located in Baltimore MD)

https://www.railstotrails.org/about/careers/project-manager-baltimore/

Department of Environmental Protection and Sustainability at Baltimore County

The Department of Environmental Protection and Sustainability at Baltimore County has a Licensed Environmental Health Specialist I opening for the soil evaluation group in the office of Ground Water Management (our focus is properties on wells and septic systems). Recent graduates with an environmental science education would be good candidates, especially if they have a soils background.

 

The posting can be found at our website here. Candidates who aren’t already licensed will be required to submit a certificate of eligibility from the Board of Environmental Health Specialists along with their application. The form to obtain a certificate of eligibility can be found here.