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About this opportunity

A fellowship supporting work at the intersection of faith, community organizing, and environmental stewardship. Fellows coordinate monthly clean‑ups, build partnerships with temple communities and environmental organizations, and contribute to research collaborations on cultural sustainability and urban ecology.

Benefits include:

Compensation: $30/hour (up to $6,000 total for 2026)
Mentorship from Sadhana leaders working at the intersection of faith, science, and organizing
Experience in faith‑based environmental justice and community outreach
Skills in cultural competency, partnership development, and event coordination

Who can apply

Must be 18+ years old
Interest in faith‑based and/or environmental organizing and research
Ability to work respectfully across cultural and religious differences
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Timely, reliable, and able to work in dynamic remote team settings
Willingness to attend monthly clean‑ups and temple engagement events in NYC
Submit:
Resume (1–2 pages)
Short statement (2–3 paragraphs) on interest, cross‑cultural experience, and relevant background
Contact information for at least one professional reference
Just graduated
In college or university
Running a project or organization
Working (full-time or part-time)
Volunteer
Looking for my next step

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Community Environmental Justice Fellowship

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Opportunity type

Fellowship

Funding

Fully Funded

Location

United States

Deadline

Archived

About this opportunity

Benefits include:

Compensation: $30/hour (up to $6,000 total for 2026)
Mentorship from Sadhana leaders working at the intersection of faith, science, and organizing
Experience in faith‑based environmental justice and community outreach
Skills in cultural competency, partnership development, and event coordination

Who can apply

Must be 18+ years old
Interest in faith‑based and/or environmental organizing and research
Ability to work respectfully across cultural and religious differences
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Timely, reliable, and able to work in dynamic remote team settings
Willingness to attend monthly clean‑ups and temple engagement events in NYC
Submit:
Resume (1–2 pages)
Short statement (2–3 paragraphs) on interest, cross‑cultural experience, and relevant background
Contact information for at least one professional reference
Just graduated
In college or university
Running a project or organization
Working (full-time or part-time)
Volunteer
Looking for my next step

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