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INTERNSHIPS

Make a difference.  Grow as a leader. 

Our internship program provides a hands-on learning experience where you help us develop, run, and monitor our diverse programs. 

We are looking for dedicated people who know how to turn ideas into action. We promise to support your personal goals, while building your leadership potential.

 

You will be a great Crew member if you’re independent, organized, creative, and like diversity in your days. You are passionate about environmental and social justice issues and believe in our work. 

Check out our current internships below. 

 

Creative Communications

You support our outreach and communications campaigns, as well as develop marketing and communications tools. You're creative, a good communicator, and social media savvy. Experience in Adobe Creative Suite and Canva is a plus.   Submit social media and design samples with your application.

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Global Leadership

You support our  international exhibits and events. Responsibilities include content development for outreach materials, establishing strategic partnerships, events creation and planning, as well as research and proposal development.

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Environmental Education

You focus on curriculum

and program development, coordinating workshops and stewardship programs, and local community outreach. You should have an interest in environmental education and hands-on learning. Experience in STEAM and teaching is a plus.

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NGO Management

You work closely with our Crew on grants writing, sponsorship proposals, individual donor requests, events planning, as well as earned income generation tools.  You also develop and maintain monitoring and evaluation tools and assist with partnership development.  

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APPLY

All internships are unpaid. We accept applications on a rolling basis. All internships are currently virtual due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.   We give priority to those who can commit at least 10 hours per week.  You are encouraged to apply at least one month in advance of our approximate start dates:
 
January 10th,  May 15th, and September 1st
 
BIPOC, LGBTQ+ and frontline community members are encouraged to apply.  Our Crew gives strong preference to applicants who receive college or occupational training credits. We welcome international applicants and professionals looking to expand their experience base.
 
Internships are available virtually as well as in-person in NYC and Marseille, France.  We are not able to provide stipend, travel, or lodging assistance at this time.
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FELLOWSHIPS

Make a difference.  Grow as a leader. 

Our fellows are diverse community leaders who are looking to deepen their experience and impact.  From youth activists to policymakers, our fellows engage with HII Crew on an immersive learning experience that builds your role in the climate-arts movement, while increasing giving back to the community. 

 

All fellowships are paid and are in many different formats, including weeklong intensives or full-time engagements of six months or more. See our fellowship opportunities below. 

 

Call for Artists

OPEN CALLS

Use your creativity.  Inspire action. 

We are looking for creative people to join us in experimenting with connecting people to impactful action in big, bold, and beautiful ways.  We are always looking for new partnerships and new ways to experiment in inspiring positive human impacts.  

All application fees support our programs. We want all to be able to participate in our open calls, so please contact us if submission fees are a barrier to your inclusion.  

Check out our current open calls below.

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Apply to be a UEHL Fellow by June 20, 2024 to join us in building a healthier and more resilient NYC!

We are seeking applicants for the fellowship program, which aims to showcase how community-based leadership and creativity are central to the health and wellbeing of our city. This fellowship brings together youth, artists, and health advocates to address environmental health threats and promote pollution prevention tools through interactive exhibits, community workshops, and environmental testing. 

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