350.org is a grassroots movement of campaigns around the globe dedicated to ending reliance on fossil fuels and building a world of community-centered renewable energy. The organization offers a number of ways to get involved, from quick efforts such as adding your name to specific climate-related petitions to climate action training courses to joining or forming a local group.
Location(s)
- Over 250 350.org groups are located throughout the world.
- Remote
Schedule
- Year-round
Cost/Compensation
- Free
Eligibility Requirements
- Anyone can participate in calls to action, take training sessions, and request to join an existing local group.
- Groups of 3 or more people can form a new group if a local one does not exist.
- Groups must read and agree to 350.org’s Organizing Principles and align with 350.org’s mission.
- Members must be willing to meet regularly and participate in local, national, or global campaigns.
Deadline
- Rolling
Application or Entry Requirements
- A completed online application
Notifications of Decisions
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350.org is a global grassroots environmental organization founded in 2008 by Bill McKibben and a group of college students. The organization's primary focus is on addressing climate change by advocating for policies that aim to reduce carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere to 350 parts per million, which is considered a safe upper limit to avoid the most severe impacts of global warming. 350.org mobilizes a worldwide network of activists and volunteers to organize climate-related campaigns, protests, and events.
