Become A National Climate Fellow!

  • National Climate Fellows work with our coalition of campus environmental groups and non-profit organizations to collaborate and try to achieve the science-based legislation and community actions we urgently need for climate solutions.

    • As youth, we take on the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, one of the largest dark money, pro-fossil fuel group in the United States. We hold the Chamber, its member corporations, and other influential companies accountable for obstructing climate policies.

    • We research the U.S. Chamber, prominent corporations, the flow of dark money, and other important topics to educate people.

    • We empower young adults to move beyond doom and gloom, and get engaged in solutions while building their skills to create positive changes in our broader society.

    • We advocate for science-based climate policies through social media, and educating representatives and congressional offices.

    • We work directly with large corporations to educate their executives how to use their power to influence the Chamber and implement steps to improve corporate climate action.

    Please Note: This is an unpaid, remote position.

    • Track the U.S. Chamber’s efforts to lobby against climate policy and fund climate-deniers

    • Educate policymakers about climate solution opportunities

    • Conduct analysis for reports sent to various corporations

    • Write blog posts for the Change the Chamber website and weekly newsletter

    • Design social media posts and creating the accompanying graphics (instruction will be provided if needed)

    • Reach out to key stakeholders and engage them in conversation

    • Make an important difference for climate solutions

    • Learn the skills needed to enhance your career

    • Improve your social media, community engagement, writing, research and communication skills

    • Become well-versed in how the lobbying of trade associations affect climate solutions, from policy to the election of climate solution obstructors

    • Engage in networking opportunities with government officials, sustainability experts, academics, corporate sustainability leaders, students and others in the climate space

    • Empower individuals to advance the work of climate action in a substantial way

    • Enjoy a flexible schedule

  • At least 4 months. Most Fellows stay for one year.

  • At least 3 hr/week (flexibility to decide your own working hours based on school/work schedules)

  • Remote

  • This is an unpaid position.