Summary
Date Posted: Wednesday, March 29 2023, Base Salary: Not Disclosed

JOB DETAILS:


Climate Clock is seeking an enthusiastic and experienced climate justice program coordinator to expand our 2023 Africa-wide programs to 46 countries. Programs would include helping support grassroots activists deploy actions in each country, aligning strategy with African climate justice movement policy goals, engaging government decision-making bodies, and working with influencers and culture makers. Robust pilot programs are already operating in Ghana, Nigeria, and several other countries in sub-Saharan Africa. Our goal is to expand to support activists in East, Central and Southern Africa.
Candidates with deep connections to climate justice movements across the continent preferred.

About Climate Clock:
The Climate Clock is a simple, viral tool being used by activists and policy-makers around the world: a clock that visibly counts down the time remaining to prevent global warming rising above 1.5°C (our “DEADLINE”), while simultaneously tracking our progress on key systemic solutions (our “LIFELINES”). By showing us what we need to do by when, the Clock keeps the world’s attention focused on our critical mission — a rapid and bold transition to a safe, just climate future. The Clock broke the Internet when it first launched in 2020. Now, with clocks & grassroots teams in 30+ countries, and in the hands of climate champions from Greta Thunberg to Governor Jay Inslee to President Addo of Ghana to Hollywood Director Adam McKay, the Clock is poised to have global impact. The current climate timelines touted by most governments are dangerously behind what the science is actually telling us. But the Climate Clock’s unique combination of cultural power and scientific legitimacy provides the missing ingredient to reset our timeline. Join the team! Let’s #ActInTime!

Hours: 20 hours per week
Compensation: $25/hr
Contract Duration: Immediate Start Date, through August 2023, with a possibility to extend

Structure: Fully remote with team members in different time zones; with some travel to do in person trainings or events on the ground across the African continent. Considerable freedom to create your own work schedule apart from a few weekly standing meetings that overlap with Eastern US time zones.

Core Responsibilities:
1. Help lead the Climate Clock’s strategic campaign efforts across Africa
2. Identify campaign opportunities and develop campaign strategies, both political and cultural
3. Work closely with Global Teams Coordinator to support chapters in our diverse global network develop and deploy campaigns to pressure local & global decision makers
4. Work closely with Global Teams Coordinator in developing organizing toolkit and other resources to support teams in African countries
5. Build the capacity and infrastructure of Pan African campaigns team, and manage that team
6. Cultivate relationships with African grassroots & NGO partners; turn those relationships into working alliances
7. Be a public spokesperson for the project; represent the Climate Clock’s message in political and grassroots coalitional spaces, attend a select number of in-person events such as global conferences, or grassroots actions.
8. Coordinate activist trainings to building leadership capacity throughout our network
9. Participate in bi-weekly zoom gatherings of wider global network
10. Essential Skills, Qualifications, and Requirements:
11. 5 years campaigning experience, ideally in the climate justice space
12. Extremely well-organized; self-starter; detail oriented.
13. Excellent verbal & written communication skills; a natural in front of the camera
14. Adept at Google Suite, Slack, Zoom, WhatsApp, and Action Network CMS
15. Familiar with scaling up horizontal (decentralized/distributed) organizing systems or multi-city chapter-based orgs
16. Comfortable working remotely as part of a virtual, internationally-distributed team
17. Sensitivity and skills fostering inclusion and building group cohesion
18. Reliable Internet access
19. Fluency in English

Desirable:
1. Fluency in additional languages common across Africa
2. Familiarity with project management tools such as Monday.com
3. Fluency in Swahili or French languages are a plus


Climate Clock aspires to be an inclusive and liberatory project. We value a diversity of life experiences and perspectives on our team. We strongly encourage applicants who identify as persons of color, women, and/or gender nonconforming to apply. We are an equal-opportunity employer.


Education Requirement:No Requirements

Job Experience:No Requirements

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