Jobs & Internships

Clean Water Action is offering an internship opportunity at our Hartford office. This internship is unpaid, providing individuals with the chance to acquire knowledge and experience in our field. The role is remote but may require onsite meetings. The ReThink Disposable Intern will primarily assist our Zero Waste Outreach Specialist on our ReThink Disposable campaign. All Clean Water interns get the opportunity to interview all staff members on campaign teams which include Climate Justice, Water Quality, Toxics, and Zero Waste. This internship will emphasize community outreach and research.

Clean Water Action is offering an internship opportunity at our Hartford office. This internship is unpaid, providing individuals with the chance to acquire knowledge and experience in our field. The role is remote but may require onsite meetings. The ReThink Disposable Intern will primarily assist our Zero Waste Outreach Specialist on our ReThink Disposable campaign. All Clean Water interns get the opportunity to interview all staff members on campaign teams which include Climate Justice, Water Quality, Toxics, and Zero Waste. This internship will emphasize community outreach and research.

Join Clean Water Action and Clean Water Fund Northampton, MA as our Office Manager, supporting field canvass and program staff. This part-time position is 20 hours per week and may be combined with canvassing to create a full-time position. You'll maintain the office, assist phone and field canvass teams, and handle various administrative tasks. Be part of a dynamic team making a positive impact on clean water initiatives in an engaging work environment.

Clean Water is currently seeking a driven Zero Waste Organizer to join its ReThink Disposable program, which addresses the global waste crisis by collaborating with food operators to implement cost-saving changes in food operations. The candidate will engage with businesses ranging from small family-owned establishments to large institutions, aiming to reduce the nearly 1 trillion pieces of disposable food ware and packaging used annually in the US. With a focus on eradicating single-use disposables and advocating for policy changes, the organizer will work to prevent further pollution of waterways and mitigate the disproportionate impact of waste on low-income communities of color.

Clean Water’s Board of Directors has made a commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and Justice (DEIJ) and anti-racism a key element of our work. The Organizational Culture Director is a new role at Clean Water responsible for the strategic integration of Clean Water’s DEIJ efforts with our leadership and management training initiatives. This role involves designing, implementing, and evaluating training programs that empower managers and leaders at all levels while fostering an inclusive culture, grounded by a strong foundation in adult learning theory. The individual in this position serves as a vital link between effective management practices and the realization of a diverse, equitable, and inclusive organizational culture.

Clean Water Action and Clean Water Fund are seeking an Environmental Health Organizer to work on health-related environmental issues. The right candidate will be an experienced organizer who knows how to plan and implement community engagement strategies that recruit and empower residents to take actions, with the goal of winning issue campaigns and making a real difference in people’s lives.

Clean Water Action is currently hiring community organizers to call our existing members and develop long-term sustaining donors for Clean Water Action's environmental work. Our phone team educates members on our work, fundraises, and gets commitments to take action on current campaigns.

Clean Water Action invites you to join our dynamic team as we open applications for Field Canvass Organizers. As a community organizer, you will collaborate closely with our professional outreach team to ignite meaningful change at the local, state, and national levels. Through engaging communities, educating the public, and building vital support, you will empower individuals to take action on crucial issues.

Calling all change-makers and aspiring advocates! Clean Water Action is now accepting applications for its summer 2024 internship program. Gain hands-on experience in the realms of politics, communications, and advocacy, while working alongside our dedicated professional outreach team. As an intern, you'll actively engage the public, igniting their passion for critical national and state campaigns to protect clean water, combat climate change, expose the impacts of oil and gas production, and discover safer alternatives to toxic chemicals.

Join Clean Water Action and Clean Water Fund in Minneapolis, MN as our Office Manager, supporting field canvass and program staff. This part-time role, up to 24 hours per week, can be combined with canvassing for a full-time opportunity. You'll maintain the office, assist phone and field canvass teams, and handle various administrative tasks. Be part of a dynamic team making a positive impact on clean water initiatives in an engaging work environment.

Clean Water Action and Clean Water Fund are actively seeking a passionate and dedicated Hybrid Program Coordinator with a strong commitment to environmental justice. Your motivation to address environmental challenges, particularly in BIPOC or low-income communities most vulnerable to pollution burdens, is crucial for the impactful work ahead. Join our mission in the District of Columbia, Virginia, and Maryland, where you will play a vital role in bringing our vision to life, ensuring clean, safe, and affordable water for all.

Clean Water Action and Clean Water Fund seek an experienced Community Organizer to lead outreach and organizing efforts for health-related environmental issues in Pittsburgh and southwest PA. The role involves developing effective community engagement strategies to mobilize residents and drive successful issue campaigns addressing lead contamination, plastic pollution, and advocating for environmental justice policies at both state and local levels. Candidates should have a passion for clean water, environmental justice, waste reduction, and community health. Experience in communities of color and lower-income areas is a plus.