Home / Jobs/Opportunities
Monday, October 7, 2024
Join The Overbook Community Association and Ecology Ottawa on October 10-12 to prep and plant a pollinator garden! Address: 1 Donald Street, Overbrook October 10: 4-6PM October 11: 4-6PM October 12: 9-12:30PM To Register: Contact... More
Monday, September 23, 2024
Food Futures is a dynamic team of passionate changemakers representing Algonquin/Ottawa’s youth voice for food and farming issues. We are seeking youth aged 18-25 who care deeply about environmental and social justice looking to develop and apply their skills to to build a vibrant food future they can be proud of- one that centers... More
Monday, July 22, 2024
Wednesday, July 24⋅8:00 – 9:00pm ZOOM "The Unite the Swifties contest invites you to take part in a series of challenges, starting online and then moving offline, to speak now on RBC’s funding of fossil fuel projects and companies violating Indigenous rights. Acting together is the only way to show RBC that we are more powerful... More
Tuesday, June 11, 2024
"We, at Ecology Ottawa, are excited to announce the creation of the EcoYouth Ottawa Program. This initiative is our response to the growing eco-anxiety among young people and our belief in the power of local environmental action. Our goals include engaging youth in local environmental solutions and deepening environmental knowledge. We’re... More
Sunday, April 28, 2024
"Would you like a rewarding part-time job at Carleton for 2024-2025? The Enriched Support Program is hiring facilitators and we have one opening for a ENST/GEOG facilitator. $23/hour 10-12 hours/week In person You must be a Carleton undergraduate or graduate student in Fall 2024 and Winter 2025. ESP workshop... More
Tuesday, February 13, 2024
Seeking one undergraduate and two graduate student RAs to work on a podcast on climate change, the commons, and education. The position will be 5-8 hours a week from 6 March to 1 June with the possibility of renewal. Podcast, audio, and climate change experience is preferable but not required. Please send an application... More
Monday, January 29, 2024
"As Canada confronts the repercussions of the climate crisis, marked by events such as record-setting heat waves, wildfires, flooding, and melting sea ice, an increasing number of Canadians are experiencing a correlated rise in mental health challenges. Young people, in particular, often experience emotions of anxiety, fear, helplessness, and... More
Monday, January 22, 2024
Media Production and Design students, Phil Doucet, Cara Garneau, Lyndsay St-Côme, and Beatrice Villadelgado are making a documentary for their capstone project: "Smoke Signals: The Impact of Media's Take on Wildfires". They are looking at how media coverage on wildfires impacts public perception of wildfires and their link to climate... More
Monday, January 8, 2024
Ph.D. candidate Émilie Tremblay is conducting research for her doctoral project "Impact of the Climate Crisis on the Mental Health of Young Adults in the Ottawa Region" which aims to understand how the current state of the climate crisis affects the mental health of young adult environmental activists. She is seeking actively engaged individuals... More
Monday, December 11, 2023
Nature Positive Universities invite students from universities, colleges and higher education institutions to join our international network to link up with students around the world wanting to make changes for nature on their campus and at their institutions and start a Nature Positive journey with us. They are continuing to develop a thriving... More
Monday, November 20, 2023
Level's Environmental Justice Program (EJP) is an environmental education initiative designed to empower youth aged 11 – 18 with knowledge on environmental issues in Canada and the skills to advocate for environmental justice in their communities. They are looking for students, professionals, and environmental and social justice activists who... More
Monday, June 19, 2023
Youth Climate Lab's program, RAD Cohort, is launching again this summer! The Research Activate Deepen (RAD) Cohort program will equip 30 youth to engage in their communities and implement climate action. Who Should Apply: Youth, ages 18-30, currently based in Canada who are interested in creating a community of care and curiosity, and want to... More
Search