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Green Crew Environmental Policy and Advocacy Internship (East Metro)

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ORGANIZATION: The Green Crew

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Take a Stand for Local Environmental Policies

Are you a high school student interested in learning about environmental policy and making a difference in your community? The Green Crew Environmental Policy and Advocacy Internship offers a hands-on experience in local government monitoring, board service, and policy analysis. Gain valuable skills, meet local leaders, and help shape the future of environmental policy!

What You’ll Do:

As a Green Crew Environmental Policy and Advocacy Intern, you’ll participate in various projects to influence and monitor local policies. Here are some of the projects you could lead:

  • LGU Meeting Attendance and Reporting : Monitor local government and watershed council meetings, documenting decisions and preparing reports for community distribution.
  • Policy Research and Advocacy Campaigns : Research local issues and create briefs, help strategize advocacy campaigns, and organize outreach efforts.
  • Board Service and Governance Training : Attend training on board service and potentially sit on local boards, gaining direct experience in public service.
  • Support "The Young IKE" Podcast : Assist with scheduling, research, and promotion of Green Crew’s public affairs podcast to grow its reach and impact.

Why Intern with Green Crew?

  • Hands-On Policy Experience : Learn how to monitor and influence policy, develop advocacy skills, and participate in local government.
  • Skill-Building : Gain public speaking, research, writing, and campaign planning skills essential for effective advocacy.
  • Mentorship & Networking : Work with experienced policy advocates, local leaders, and podcast professionals dedicated to environmental change.
  • Flexible Hybrid Model : Balance in-person advocacy work with remote research and podcast support.

Intern Commitment:

  • 18 Hours per Month : Including monthly policy review meetings and special projects.
  • Flexible Term : Choose between a school-year internship or a full-year commitment to maximize your experience.

Ready to Be a Voice for the Environment?

Start your journey as a Green Crew Environmental Policy and Advocacy Intern! Contact Joseph Barisonzi to learn more or to schedule an introductory interview. Applications are open year-round, with priority given to fall applicants for a full experience.

Be part of the movement to shape environmental policies and advocate for a sustainable future-apply today!

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About The Green Crew

Location:

6601 AUTO CLUB RD, BLOOMINGTON, MN 55438, US

Mission Statement

The Green Crew's mission is to lead the adventure of "saving the world." The Green Crew is a youth-inspired and youth-led environmental action organization. Our conservation service projects provide youth the hands-on experience in meaningful action to make the natural world healthier.

Description

Launching in January 2022, the Green Crew is a unique collaboration between the Izaak Walton League and the BSA venturing program. We sponsor 1 or 2 environmental adventures per month. These adventures have been designed, planned, and implemented by youth. Adults serve as consultants and advisors.

CAUSE AREAS

Community
Environment
Media & Broadcasting
Community, Environment, Media & Broadcasting

WHEN

We'll work with your schedule.

WHERE

9532 Stillwater BoulevardLake Elmo, MN 55042

(44.99593,-92.913185)
 

SKILLS

  • Environmental Science
  • Research
  • Environmental Policy
  • Marketing & Communications (Mar/Com)
  • Project Management
  • Journalism

GOOD FOR

  • Teens

REQUIREMENTS

  • Must be at least 14
  • Orientation or Training
  • Interns commit approximately 18 hours per month, including: Monthly Conservation Service Day – Third Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. Leadership Team Meeting – First Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. This hybrid internship includes both on-site and remote activities
  • All volunteers will be provided training on site. Provided trainings include: Leave No Trace training, youth protection training, as well as training in environmental leadership and environmental project management.

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