The American Climate Corps is a Biden-Harris Administration initiative giving thousands of young Americans a tangible way to make communities stronger and more resilient to the effects of climate change, while putting them on a pathway to the good-paying clean energy and climate resilience careers of the future. American Climate Corps members join projects across the country and get paid to conserve lands and waters, support local food systems, advance environmental justice, install clean energy upgrades, provide climate education, help communities prepare for and recover from disasters, and more. Learn how young people can get involved, turning climate anxiety into climate action or email [email protected] to connect and recruit potential employees from ACC.

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Check out this UNESCO Greening Education Partnership newsletter. While from October it still has valuable resources and information for today including on Digital2030 – an initiative of Digital Moment , dedicated to empowering youth to take action on the United Nations SDGs through the ethical use of technology; the #GreeningEducation Campaign; and the 2024-2025 Young Reporters of the Environment.

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Check out this ICLEI -- Local Government for Sustainability newsletter for some useful resources including ICLEI USA’s 2024 capacity building cohorts, an ASRA report calling for an overhaul in risk management, a new project called Pathways2Resilience, a guidebook on how to integrate equity in municipal climate action, and 2 webinar recordings on green finance and closing the finance gap for adaptation.

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Want a UN job or an NGO job? Check out https://www.linkedin.com/company/careersatun265/

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Whether you’re hiring or searching for a role in climate and sustainability, this article has many resources and links that can help you be more successful in the competition for green jobs and talent. Those resources include trainings, an online library, reports, and more.

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Check out weADAPT's Youth and Intergenerational Climate Justice Theme -- a dedicated space showcasing and supporting young people's #climate adaptation work, with content relevant to youth and intergenerational climate justice, as well as opportunities such as courses, trainings, events, fellowships, and funding to support their efforts.

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Want to explore working at the World Bank? Start by visiting the World Bank Careers Portal at https://www.worldbank.org/en/about/careers. Navigate to the “Consultant Opportunities” section and use search filters to view available positions based on your area of expertise, location preference, and project duration.

Lots of useful information here including:
- the 100% Renewable Cities and Regions Roadmap project
- news and successes from cities around the world
- 4 key resources related to renewable energy (Solutions Package, Policy recommendations, toolkit, and guide)

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Members of AASHE’s Scaling Up Sustainability Across the Curriculum Community of Practice produced “Teaching Sustainability Competencies across the Disciplines” a guide for instructors and others who seek to integrate sustainability across the curriculum in higher education. The guide provides:
1. an overview of the similarities and differences among the sustainability competencies frameworks produced by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and the Key Competencies in Sustainability Framework developed by the Global Council for Science and the Environment (GCSE).
2. support to integrate sustainability competencies into courses by identifying and developing curricular and pedagogical resources, resources for assessing student learning, and relevant examples of the scholarship of teaching and learning in this field.

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Lots of useful resources here focused both on education and youth empowerment

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