Community Organizing Intern -
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Anthropocene Alliance, INC.
Tulsa, OK, US
Summary
Support the field team and State Organizing Committees with outreach, meeting coordination, and member communication. Assist in maintaining databases, planning events, and conducting research on local environmental policies.
Job Description
Job Description: Community Organizing Intern - Part-Time (Unpaid)
Position Title: Community Organizing Intern - Part-Time (Unpaid)
Location: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Reports to: Oklahoma Statewide Organizer
Overview:
Anthropocene Alliance (A2) is the nation’s largest coalition of frontline communities fighting for climate and environmental justice. We work with over 400 member communities across the U.S. to support grassroots leaders addressing pollution, climate change, and systemic environmental inequities. A2 is building State Organizing Committees (SOCs) to deepen local collaboration, expand community power, and drive policy change.
We are seeking motivated, passionate Organizing Interns to support our field team and SOCs. Interns will gain hands-on experience in grassroots organizing, campaign development, and community outreach while supporting frontline leaders in their fight for environmental justice.
Benefits:
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Mentorship from experienced community organizers and movement leaders
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Skill-building in advocacy, communications, and campaign planning
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Opportunity to support real-world campaigns that make an impact
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Flexible schedule with remote work options
Key Responsibilities:
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Assist A2 Organizers and SOC leaders with outreach, meeting coordination, and member communication
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Help maintain Airtable databases, event calendars, and contact lists
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Support the planning and logistics of virtual and in-person events, trainings, and direct actions
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Conduct research on local environmental issues, policies, and power structures
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Assist with social media outreach, digital organizing, and community engagement
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Take notes and help draft summaries and follow-up materials from SOC meetings
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Help develop tools and resources for member groups (e.g., toolkits, action guides)
Preferred Qualifications:
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Interest in climate justice, environmental justice, or grassroots organizing
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Strong written and verbal communication skills
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Organized and detail-oriented, with the ability to manage multiple tasks
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Comfortable working independently and as part of a remote team
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Familiarity with social media, Google Workspace, and tools like Airtable or EveryAction is a plus
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Experience with or connection to frontline communities is strongly encouraged
Anthropocene Alliance (A2) has more than 400 member-communities in all U.S. states and territories. They are impacted by flooding, toxic waste, wildfires, drought and heat — all compounded by reckless development and climate change.
The goal of A2 is to help communities fight back. We do that by providing them organizing support, scientific and technical guidance, and better access to foundation and government funding. Most of all, our work consists of listening and responding to our frontline leaders. Their experience, research, and solidarity guide everything we do, and offer a clear path toward environmental protection.
Supported by outstanding partner organizations with expertise in engineering, hydrology, public health, planning, and the law, A2 leaders have successfully halted developments in climate-vulnerable areas; implemented nature-based hazard mitigation strategies; organized home buyouts; and pushed for clean-ups at superfund sites, toxic landfills, and petrochemical plants.
Founded
2017
Company size
11-50 employees
Industry
Civic and Social Organizations
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Miami, FL
Anthropocene Alliance (A2) has more than 400 member-communities in all U.S. states and territories. They are impacted by flooding, toxic waste, wildfires, drought and heat — all compounded by reckless development and climate change.
The goal of A2 is to help communities fight back. We do that by providing them organizing support, scientific and technical guidance, and better access to foundation and government funding. Most of all, our work consists of listening and responding to our frontline leaders. Their experience, research, and solidarity guide everything we do, and offer a clear path toward environmental protection.
Supported by outstanding partner organizations with expertise in engineering, hydrology, public health, planning, and the law, A2 leaders have successfully halted developments in climate-vulnerable areas; implemented nature-based hazard mitigation strategies; organized home buyouts; and pushed for clean-ups at superfund sites, toxic landfills, and petrochemical plants.
Founded
2017
Company size
11-50 employees
Industry
Civic and Social Organizations
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Miami, FL