We are looking for a passionate and skilled individual to take on the role of Climate Education Lead within the Policy and Education Strand at Re-Earth Initiative. This role is crucial to shaping our educational materials and driving our work in climate literacy forward. The Climate Education Lead will be responsible for overseeing the coordination of the Climate Education Area, managing the production of toolkits, and co-coordinating audiovisual projects. They will ensure that all content is accurate, engaging, and aligns with our organizational goals, promoting meaningful dialogue on climate issues.

The ideal candidate will have a background in climate science, environmental education, communications, or a related field, with experience in creating educational materials and multimedia content. You should be well-versed in climate issues and current events, with a deep understanding of the latest news and developments in the field. In addition, you will have strong interpersonal skills and be able to review and refine materials, ensuring they are not only accurate but also inspiring and accessible. Strong research and content development skills are essential, as is the ability to collaborate effectively with diverse teams. Your role will help drive forward REI’s mission of decentralizing climate knowledge and making it inclusive and impactful for all.

Key Responsibilities

• Co-coordinate the development of educational materials – Support the research, creation, and delivery of high-quality climate education toolkits, ensuring they meet REI’s educational objectives and are accessible to global audiences.

• Mentor and support researchers – Provide guidance to team members (researchers and writers) helping them to improve the clarity, accuracy, and impact of their contributions.

• Stay informed on climate science and policy developments – Continuously monitor emerging climate research, policies, and trends, and ensure that educational materials are updated and relevant.

• Ensure inclusivity in content development – Ensure that all educational materials are developed with an inclusive approach, representing diverse perspectives, cultures, and languages.

• Manage editorial processes – Oversee the editorial calendar for climate education content, ensuring timely production and publication of materials across all REI platforms.
  

Desired Qualifications 

• Advanced understanding of climate science and environmental policy – Demonstrated expertise in climate change issues, climate justice, and sustainability, with the ability to break down complex topics into accessible, educational content.

• Experience in educational content creation – A record of developing high-quality educational materials, toolkits, or multimedia resources for various audiences, including youth, policymakers, or educators.

• Strong editorial and content management skills – Experience in reviewing and editing educational materials, ensuring accuracy, clarity, and engagement while aligning with organizational messaging and educational goals.

• Leadership and project management – Ability to lead a diverse team and manage projects, ensuring timely delivery of materials and successful collaboration between team members and external partners.

• Strong research and analytical skills – Experience in conducting research, synthesizing findings, and incorporating evidence-based approaches into the creation of educational materials.

We are looking for someone passionate about storytelling and climate journalism, driven to make a real impact on global climate awareness to be our next Editorial Lead at Re-Earth Initiative. In this role you will play a vital role in shaping how we communicate climate issues and solutions. You will guide the vision and strategy of REI’s editorial efforts, overseeing the development of journalistic material and other content that reflects our mission to decentralize climate knowledge and promote climate justice.

We’re looking for someone who is not only a skilled writer and editor but also a creative thinker with a keen understanding of climate science, policy, and activism. As Editorial Lead, you will stay ahead of breaking climate news and trends, ensuring that our reporting is timely, accurate, and engaging. You’ll collaborate with a diverse team of writers and researchers to produce high-quality content that resonates with our global audience.

The ideal candidate is both a mentor and a leader—someone who thrives in a collaborative environment, enjoys fostering talent, and has a passion for bringing fresh, innovative ideas to the table. If you’re excited about driving meaningful conversations around climate change, empowering your team, and being at the forefront of climate journalism, this role is for you.

Join us in amplifying diverse voices and shaping the narrative on climate action!

Key Responsibilities

• Oversee editorial strategy and news direction – Contribute to the development of an overarching editorial vision for REI’s news section, ensuring all materials align with the organization’s mission and values.

• Supervise and mentor team – Provide guidance and support to writers, researchers, and contributors, ensuring high standards of quality, accuracy, and creativity across all content.

• Stay ahead of climate trends and breaking news – Monitor global developments in climate science, policy, and activism, ensuring timely coverage and analysis in the REI-porting section and other platforms.

• Ensure content integrity and fact-checking – Oversee the research and fact-checking processes, ensuring that all information used in articles, reports, and blogs is credible, accurate, and properly sourced.

• Lead content planning and scheduling – Develop and manage editorial calendars, coordinating with internal teams to ensure content is published on time and remains relevant to current events.

• Foster cross-functional collaboration – Work closely with grantees, partners, and internal teams (such as Climate Education and Advocacy) to gather insights and stories, driving a collaborative approach to content creation.

• Edit and review content – Oversee final editing of pieces in our news section ensuring clarity, coherence, and alignment with organizational messaging.

Desired Qualifications

• Editorial leadership experience – Proven experience in leading editorial teams, managing content calendars, and overseeing the production of high-quality journalistic and news-oriented content.

• Knowledge of climate issues – Deep understanding of climate science, policy, and activism, with the ability to stay updated on emerging trends and translate them into engaging content.

• Outstanding writing and editing skills – Expertise in writing, editing, and proofreading, with a focus on clarity, conciseness, and alignment with organizational goals.

• Critical thinking and decision-making – Strong ability to assess the importance of news and developments, prioritize stories, and guide editorial decisions that drive meaningful dialogue.

• Collaborative mindset – Skilled at working across teams and with external partners to gather information, build narratives, and create impactful, well-rounded content.

• Ability to manage deadlines and multitask – Strong organizational skills to manage multiple content streams and meet deadlines, while maintaining high editorial standards.

• Knowledge of journalistic ethics and practices – Familiarity with ethical standards in journalism, including source attribution, fact-checking, and balancing diverse perspectives.

We are seeking dedicated and detail-oriented researchers to support the Policy and Education Strand at Re-Earth Initiative. In this role, you will conduct thorough and reliable research on climate education topics, policies, initiatives, and scientific developments. Your research will directly contribute to the creation of climate education toolkits and support news reporting, ensuring that REI’s content is both accurate and insightful. You will work closely with the Climate Education and Editorial teams to summarize key findings for educational use and collaborate with the Content Strand to fact-check materials used in social media campaigns.

Ideal candidates will have strong research skills and a passion for uncovering accurate, up-to-date information on climate issues. You should be comfortable navigating scientific literature, reports, and datasets, with the ability to evaluate the credibility of sources and distill complex information into clear, digestible summaries. A solid understanding of climate issues and terminology is essential, as is the ability to critically analyze data and assess the implications of environmental and climate-related developments.

We are looking for people with a sharp eye for detail, who can collaborate effectively across teams and help ensure that REI’s materials are grounded in evidence-based research. Your work will play a crucial role in shaping the educational content that empowers our community to engage in meaningful climate action!

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive climate research – Perform thorough research on climate education topics, global climate policies, scientific reports, and climate-related trends, ensuring REI’s content is well-informed and up to date.

• Develop research briefs and reports – Produce in-depth research summaries and briefs that provide clear, actionable insights to contribute to the production of climate education toolkits.

• Monitor emerging climate trends – Continuously track developments in climate science, policy, and activism to help REI stay ahead of key issues and evolving conversations in the climate field.

• Support advocacy and policy engagement – Assist the Advocacy Team by conducting research to inform policy briefs and advocacy efforts at climate-related events and forums.

• Fact-check and verify content – Ensure the accuracy of REI’s social media posts, newsletters, and blog articles by fact-checking content and reviewing data sources for credibility.

• Contribute to multimedia content creation – Collaborate with the Audiovisual and Content teams by providing researched information for podcasts, videos, and infographics.

• Curate and organize resources – Contribute to our Resource Hub, a library of trusted sources, including articles, datasets, reports, and training tools that can be easily accessed and used across our community.

Desired Qualifications

• Research experience – A background in conducting research on environmental or climate-related issues, with the ability to extract relevant information from scientific reports, policy documents, and academic studies.

• Strong analytical skills – Ability to analyze and synthesize large amounts of data, critically evaluate sources, and translate complex climate issues into clear, actionable insights.

• Expertise in climate science and policy – Solid understanding of climate change, environmental policy, and sustainability issues, with the ability to navigate emerging developments in the field.

• Excellent written communication skills – Strong writing skills, with the ability to produce concise and comprehensive research summaries, briefs, and reports for diverse audiences.

• Ability to collaborate across teams – Experience working in cross-functional teams, with the flexibility to adapt research findings for different content formats, such as toolkits, articles, and social media posts.

• Time management and organizational skills – Ability to manage research projects, meet deadlines, and prioritize tasks based on urgency and importance.

• Commitment to continuous learning – Willingness to stay informed on the latest climate research, policies, and trends, and proactively seek out new information to ensure REI’s content remains relevant.

We are looking for creative and passionate writers to join the Policy and Education Strand at Re-Earth Initiative. In this role, you will craft compelling and timely articles, blog posts, and reports to engage our audience and keep them informed about key climate issues, trends, and events. Your work will help amplify our mission of sparking critical conversations on climate and its many intersectional as well as helping, decentralize climate knowledge.

Ideal candidates are talented writers with the ability to translate complex climate topics into engaging, accessible content for diverse audiences. You should be adaptable and responsive to the latest developments in the climate field, ensuring that your writing stays relevant and impactful. 

We are seeking people who are passionate about climate action and skilled at using words to inspire and inform. If you have a knack for storytelling, a strong understanding of climate issues, curiosity to explore through your writing, and a commitment to driving change through education, we would love to hear from you.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop engaging content across formats – Write a variety of content, including essays, articles, blog posts and op-eds, that inform and inspire action on climate issues for REI’s website and social media platforms.

• Research climate topics and trends – Stay up to date on climate science, policy, and activism, and incorporate this knowledge into content that reflects the latest developments and debates in the field.

• Generate ideas for content – Brainstorm new story angles, article ideas, and content formats that can drive engagement with climate issues.

• Support crisis communications – Assist with writing rapid-response content on urgent climate events or policy changes to ensure REI’s audience is informed in a timely and accurate manner.

Qualifications

• Strong critical thinking skills – Ability to evaluate complex climate issues, assess different viewpoints, and construct well-reasoned arguments based on credible evidence and sound analysis.

• Outstanding writing skills – Ability to write compelling, clear, and concise content for diverse audiences, with an emphasis on storytelling that boosts curiosity and drives climate action and awareness.

• Ability to synthesize diverse perspectives – Capable of integrating multiple perspectives into writing, particularly in climate justice contexts, while critically assessing the validity and importance of each viewpoint.

• Capacity for reflective thinking – Willingness to critique one’s own work, reassess arguments, and consider feedback to refine and strengthen content.

• Clear articulation of complex ideas – Skilled at distilling intricate concepts into straightforward, compelling arguments that make nuanced climate topics accessible to a wide audience

• Strong research and analytical skills – Capable of conducting thorough research on climate topics and synthesizing complex information into digestible content for a wide audience.

• Passion for climate justice and advocacy – A deep commitment to addressing climate change and amplifying marginalized voices, with a strong interest in contributing to a global movement.

• Time management and organization – Ability to manage writing projects simultaneously, meet deadlines, and prioritize tasks.

We are seeking experienced and skilled translators to join our team. As a Translator for Re Earth Initiative, you will be responsible for translating a variety of content, including but not limited to technical documents, workshop materials, and promotional content related to climate justice and sustainability. Your work will play a crucial role in ensuring our message reaches a diverse, global audience.

Target Language

• Arabic

• French

• German

• Mandarin

• Portuguese

• Russian

• Spanish

Key Responsibilities

• Translate written content from English into [Target Language] and vice versa, ensuring accuracy, clarity, and cultural relevance.

• Collaborate with our team to maintain consistency in terminology and tone across all translated materials.

• Proofread and edit translated materials to ensure high-quality output.

• Work within deadlines to deliver translated content for various ongoing projects, including workshops, and promotional materials.

• Liaise with subject matter experts, if necessary, to ensure accurate translation of technical terms and concepts related to climate justice and environmental issues.

Qualifications

Native (or near native) fluency in English and target language, at least C1 level (C2 preferred) in both English and target language. Understanding of cultural nuances relating to languages. Understanding and knowledge of climate specific terminology and vocabulary. Good time management skills. Collaborative. Open to feedback. Flexible and adaptive to different tones and styles of writing