Policy Coordinator (full time)

Key Responsibilities: Implement, develop, and advance WECAN’s policy campaigns and advocacy work Produce policy research, papers and background writing for WECAN campaigns and advocacy efforts In collaboration with the WECAN Executive Director, spot opportunities, develop, and strategize policy interventions in relation to ongoing campaigns and the broader climate justice movement Represent WECAN in national and international coalitions. Deepen and maintain relationships with frontline and coalition partners. Outreach and networking support for WECAN policy work and campaigns Other flexible collaboration with the WECAN team

Required Qualifications: 3+ years demonstrated policy advocacy experience, preferably in the climate justice field. Experience and knowledge of government regulations and policy processes at the national and international level. Experience and knowledge of climate finance issues. A clear political understanding and developed background in the current climate justice/environmental justice landscape and knowledge and experience with sevearl of the topics and campaigns central to WECAN’s work, including: environmental and climate justice, Indigenous rights, environmental racism, fossil fuel resistance, forest protection, Just Transition and divestment, false-solutions critiques, regenerative economies, and protection of land defenders. Excellent project management skills and the ability to coordinate many tasks at once. Superb research, writing, and copy-editing skills, with demonstrated contributions to policy research and briefs. A real love and skill for writing is essential. Highly self-motivated and happy working independently with a remote team. Enjoyment and ease with working collaboratively. Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail. Passion for advancing economic, racial and gender justice within a climate justice and Just Transition framework. Reside in the United States.

Preferred Qualifications: (not required, however the ideal candidate will have some or all of these skills): Professional level Spanish competency. Previous work experience with a climate justice, women’s rights, Indigenous rights, and/or human rights focused organization. Demonstrated personal commitment to climate justice and care for the Earth. We suggest candidates carefully review our website, newsletters, and social media accounts to ensure alignment before applying.