Aaron Lehmer
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to Oakland Resilience Alliance, OFPC Members, Social Equity Caucus, Oakland Climate Action Coalition, Local Clean Energy Alliance, sfba...@yahoogroups.com
HELP BUILD THE BAY AREA COMMUNITY RESILIENCE MOVEMENT!
Bay Localize depends on volunteers and interns to help build a localized, resilient economy that works for all. We have one internship opening this Winter (December '09 - March '10) with our Bay Area 2020 program:
Bay Area 2020 Program
What will our communities look like in 2020 if we really do what's
needed to reduce reliance on fossil fuels while making our communities
better places to live? The Bay Area 2020 program trains and supports
community leaders in making this vision a reality through the Community
Resilience planning toolkit and workshops series, as well as promoting
policies, hosting public events, and building networks to encourage the
transition to a more resilient Bay Area. We need assistance with research, organizing, outreach, and
communications. Experience in public communications, sustainable economic development,
community outreach, and writing is a plus. A minimum of 10 hours/week or 40 hours/month is required. We offer a
$300/month reimbursement stipend. Although much
of the work can be done remotely, we ask that you come to our office at
least one day per week.
Interested?Contact Kirsten Schwind at
kirsten [at] baylocalize [dot] org with "Bay Area 2020 Intern" in the subject line, or call
(510) 834-0420 with questions.
Aaron Lehmer
Network Development Director, Bay Localize
"Building Stronger Communities through Regional Self-Reliance"
436 14th Street, Suite 1127
Oakland, CA 94612
(510) 834-0420 [Office]
(415) 613-4781 [Cell]
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